Rasmus Andersson is the only player on the Flames currently on pace for more than 50 points this season, highlighting his importance to the team's offense. Despite this, the next closest player, Jonathan Huberdeau, is struggling significantly, with only two points in his last eight games and on track for just 43 points. Nevertheless, the Flames remain above .500 and are in the playoff picture as Thanksgiving approaches.

Ryan Huska has done an impressive job keeping the Calgary Flames competitive, especially after a four-game winning streak. His ability to prepare the team and maintain their competitiveness has been highlighted, and the emergence of Dustin Wolf as a strong contributor has further bolstered the Flames' performance. Huska's coaching is proving effective, as he navigates the challenges of the season.

The Rangers are set to face the Calgary Flames next, looking to build on their recent success and consistency after a strong performance against the Canucks. This matchup presents an opportunity for New York to continue their momentum and solidify their gameplay as they navigate through the season.

Dustin Wolf made 28 saves in regulation and was perfect in the shootout, leading the Flames to a 2-1 victory over the Islanders. Rasmus Andersson scored Calgary's lone goal in regulation, while Andrei Kuzmenko and Justin Kirkland converted in the shootout. Wolf's performance improved his record to 7-2-1, showcasing his ability to step up in critical moments. New York had a chance to win in overtime but failed to capitalize on a power play opportunity.

Dustin Wolf made 28 saves in regulation and was flawless in the shootout, stopping both attempts he faced to secure the Flames' victory. With this performance, he improved his record to 7-2-1. Wolf's stellar goaltending has been crucial for Calgary, especially as the team has been held to three or fewer goals in 16 consecutive games. His ability to deny key chances, including a breakaway from Horvat, highlighted his impact on the game.