Yegor Sharangovich has turned his season around after a challenging start, scoring twice, including the game-winner, in the Calgary Flames' 5-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks. After a healthy scratch, he emerged with five goals in nine games, showcasing a three-game goal streak. Following a dietary change recommended by his wife, switching from chicken and pasta to salmon and risotto, Sharangovich has found newfound confidence on the ice. Coach Ryan Huska and teammate MacKenzie Weegar both praised his renewed energy and focus, with Huska noting that Sharangovich’s willingness to adapt demonstrates his commitment to improving.

In a crucial moment, Sharangovich scored a pivotal goal just 90 seconds into the third period, helping the Flames maintain their playoff hopes, now just two points behind the St. Louis Blues for a wild card spot. As he surpasses the 100-goal mark for his career, joining other notable Belarusian players, the Flames are rallying as a resilient group as they approach the season's final games.