Daniil Miromanov scored the game-winning goal in Calgary's recent 2-0 victory over the Nashville Predators, contributing to a strong defensive performance by the Flames, highlighted by Dustin Wolf's shutout.

Daniil Miromanov was called for high-sticking just before the end of the first period, which led to a power-play goal by Elias Pettersson that tied the game for the Canucks early in the second period.

Daniil Miromanov was called for high-sticking just before the end of the first period, leading to a power play that allowed Elias Pettersson to score and tie the game early in the second period. This penalty was a key moment in the match, shifting momentum in favor of the Canucks.

Daniil Miromanov was called for high-sticking just before the end of the first period, leading to a power-play opportunity for Vancouver. This penalty contributed to the Canucks tying the game early in the second period.

Daniil Miromanov took a penalty for tripping Christian Dvorak in the opening period, which was deemed a dumb penalty given Dvorak's limited offensive threat this season.