On Friday, Calgary Flames provided great support to fine Playoff hopes against Minnesota Wild with a victory of 4-2 house-free victory.
Mikael Backlund, Yegor Sharangovich, Nazem Kadri and Ryan Lombberg scored goals for hosts. Dustin Wolf, Goaltender, made the 16 largest savings in Kirill Kaprizov during a wild power game expanded in the second period.
Calgary (38-27-14, 90 points), Wild and St. Three points behind Louis Blues, two western conferences have a wild card position. Flames, both Blues (43-30-7, 93 points) and wild (43-30-7, 93 points), three games remained.
Yakov’s train and Gustav Nyquist responded to late goals for Minnesota, who caught a two -game winning line.
Filip Gustavsson, the wild start goalkeeper, delivered four goals in 29 shots before the last frame. Marc-Andre Fleury stopped three shots.
The flames, who won all three meetings with Minnesota this season, jumped to the advantage of four goals on Friday before they were caught in victory.
Closing the strongest period of his team, Backlund, opened 16: 25 to clarify the second goal of a rebound in many games.
Calgary continued to control the game, and Sharangovich took the lead in 5: 31 of the second period. Martin misled Ppospisil’s high waist, while driving on the network. Sharangovich also has targets for consecutive trips.
Kadri made three goals in a power game less than two minutes. The 32nd goal of the season, which brought the highest career to the highest level of the 32nd goal for a short shot from the screen.
The third wild third period had an early pressure, but Lumbberg extended the edge of Calgary to 4-0 in 7:20. In a separation, he stole the disc on his own blue line to spread and transform himself.
This syllabed for Gustavsson to end the game, probably to play his team’s game in Vancouver on Saturday.
The train put visitors on the board with a separatist remaining in the arrangement.
Nyquist jumped into a loose disk in the nest with 90 seconds per hour, but very little and too late.
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