In a fun scheduling quirk, the Calgary Flames faced off against the San Jose Sharks in Game 82 two years in a row, and both times, the club started Dustin Wolf against his hometown team. Last year, Wolf won his NHL debut with the Flames taking it 3–1. This time around, the Flames potted two extra goals as the final scoreline read 5–1 for Calgary.
The Flames had some milestones including Adam Klapka’s first NHL goal, Blake Coleman scoring 30 goals, and MacKenzie Weegar scoring 20 goals (and 17 at even strength to set a new Flames franchise record for most even strength goals by a defenceman).
Wolf was seconds away from adding the milestone list for his first career shutout but unfortunately, the Sharks’ lone goal came with less than 10 seconds remaining in the game thus breaking Wolf’s shutout bid. Either way, the Flames put on a show in front of the thinned-out Saddledome crowd to put it in the Win Column one last time this year.
Game charts are all below, read on to see it all!
Game events
Goals
| Goal | Assists | Time | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adam Klapka | Unassisted | 12:13 | 1st | SJS 0 – 1 CGY |
| Blake Coleman | Connor Zary, Rasmus Andersson | 14:40 | 1st | SJS 0 – 2 CGY |
| Oliver Kylington | Andrei Kuzmenko, Andrew Mangiapane | 3:53 | 2nd | SJS 0 – 3 CGY |
| Kevin Rooney | Martin Pospisil, Matt Coronato | 5:59 | 2nd | SJS 0 – 4 CGY |
| MacKenzie Weegar | Daniil Miromanov, Blake Coleman | 6:56 | 2nd | SJS 0 – 5 CGY |
| Fabian Zetterlund (PPG) | Mikael Granlund, Collin Graf | 19:51 | 3rd | SJS 1 – 5 CGY |
Follow TWC on social media!
All situations Corsi
5v5 Corsi
Do you have any feedback or suggestions? Let us know in the comments or on Twitter @wincolumnCGY.
You must be logged in to post a comment.