Matt Coronato's standout performance propelled the Calgary Flames to a 4-1 victory over the Anaheim Ducks. Coronato netted two goals and contributed an assist, marking a significant contribution as the Flames continue their pursuit of playoff contention in the Western Conference against the Vancouver Canucks. Blake Coleman and Adam Klapka also added to the Flames' scoreline, while Dustin Wolf's impressive 31 saves secured the win against the Ducks, who struggled with a lone goal from Frank Vatrano.

The match, highlighted by trade speculations, saw the Flames' GM confirm a trade involving Andrei Kuzmenko and Jakob Pelletier, bringing in Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee. Coronato’s late-game goals sealed the match, showcasing his growing influence and skill. The Flames' ability to capitalize on turnovers was evident, particularly in their second-period comeback.

Matt Coronato was the star for the Calgary Flames, scoring twice and adding an assist as they defeated the Anaheim Ducks 4-1. The Flames, now 25-18-7, are in a heated race with the Vancouver Canucks for a playoff spot in the Western Conference. Blake Coleman and Adam Klapka also found the net, while Dustin Wolf made 31 saves to secure the victory. The Ducks, who fall to 21-24-6, managed only one goal from Frank Vatrano. The match was marked by trade speculations, leading to changes in Calgary's lineup, including the scratching of Andrei Kuzmenko.

The Flames turned the tide with Coleman scoring the go-ahead goal in the final seconds of the second period, following a defensive miscue from the Ducks. Klapka’s goal just 15 seconds into the second period leveled the game before Vatrano had given Anaheim an early lead. This win improves Calgary’s record to 23-3-4 when tied or leading after two periods, and they will look to continue their momentum against the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday.

The Calgary Flames faced off against the top-ranked Washington Capitals but fell short, losing 3-1. A costly mistake by Blake Coleman during a critical moment allowed Dylan Strome to score, breaking a tie that the Flames felt they had a chance to win. Despite managing to tie the game earlier with his eleventh goal, Coleman’s penalty for closing his hand on the puck shifted momentum toward the Capitals, who took advantage of a two-man advantage to secure their victory.

Calgary’s players expressed frustration after the match, feeling they outplayed their opponents during even strength play but faltered in critical moments. Defensively, the Flames struggled to capitalize on their power play opportunities while allowing a short-handed goal by Aliaksei Protas that sealed the game.

In a Tuesday night matchup, the Washington Capitals secured a 3-1 victory against the Calgary Flames, propelled by strong performances from Logan Thompson and a trio of goal scorers: Pierre-Luc Dubois, Dylan Strome, and Aliaksei Protas. Thompson made 32 saves, continuing his impressive run with an 11-0-1 record over his last 12 starts. After the Flames' Blake Coleman equalized on a power play, Strome quickly responded with a backhand goal during a five-on-three advantage.

The game marked Andrew Mangiapane's return to Calgary, where he received a heartfelt reception from fans. The Flames also welcomed back veteran defenseman Tyson Barrie, who assisted on Coleman's goal after a lengthy absence.

Logan Thompson's outstanding performance in goal led the Washington Capitals to a 3-1 victory over the Calgary Flames, as he made 32 saves. Pierre-Luc Dubois, Dylan Strome, who scored the game-winner, and Aliaksei Protas netted for the Capitals, who now have a record of 34-11-5, tying them with the Winnipeg Jets at the top of the NHL standings. Blake Coleman scored the only goal for the Flames, who remain in the playoff hunt.

Thompson, fresh off a lucrative six-year contract extension, has been exceptional, boasting an impressive 11-0-1 record over his last dozen starts. The young goalkeeper staved off an early barrage of shots from the Flames, recording standout saves against Ryan Lomberg and Nazem Kadri. The Capitals’ win reinforces their status as a top contender in the league, while the Flames cling to their playoff position, just ahead of the Vancouver Canucks.