In a pivotal matchup, the Calgary Flames defeated the Washington Capitals 3-1, with Matt Coronato netting a goal to support the team's playoff aspirations. Despite the loss, Alex Ovechkin scored his 30th goal of the season, moving closer to Wayne Gretzky's all-time record of 894 goals, now just 12 away. This achievement marks Ovechkin's 19th season reaching this milestone, further solidifying his legacy as one of the game's greats.

The Capitals' home point streak ended at 16 games, while the Flames seized the final playoff spot in the West, showcasing their resilience as they head into their next game against Tampa Bay.

A spirited performance saw the Calgary Flames defeat the Washington Capitals 3-1, with standout contributions from Matt Coronato, who scored his 15th goal of the season, and Jonathan Huberdeau. The Flames' victory clinched them a playoff spot, leapfrogging the Vancouver Canucks for the Western Conference's second wild card position. Meanwhile, Alex Ovechkin netted his 30th goal of the season, inching closer to Wayne Gretzky's all-time goals record with his 883rd career goal.

The Capitals, despite Ovechkin's efforts, couldn't close the gap after trailing 2-0. Their goaltender Logan Thompson faced 25 shots and saved 22, while Flames’ Dan Vladar made 26 saves. This game marked a breaking point for the Capitals, ending their impressive 16-game home point streak that dated back to November.

Matt Coronato starred for the Calgary Flames with two goals and an assist, leading them to a 4-1 victory over the Anaheim Ducks. Coronato's pivotal play came late in the second period when he assisted Ben Coleman, giving the Flames a crucial 2-1 advantage. He later capitalized on a turnover by Ducks goalie John Gibson to extend the lead and netted an empty-net goal in the final minutes. The Ducks initially struck first with a goal by Frank Vatrano, but the Flames quickly equalized through Adam Klapka.

In a notable post-game shakeup, the Flames traded Andrei Kuzmenko and Jakob Pelletier to the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee, along with future draft picks. The trade comes amid speculations surrounding Kuzmenko's status, who was scratched from the lineup prior to the game.

In a dominant performance, Matt Coronato's hat trick propelled the Calgary Flames to a 4-1 victory against the Anaheim Ducks. Coronato, with his second and third goals of the night, capped off his stellar outing with an empty-netter. Adam Klapka added another for the Flames, who are firmly in the playoff hunt, battling with the Vancouver Canucks. Calgary's goaltender Dustin Wolf was impressive, stopping 31 shots, while Anaheim's John Gibson saved 26. Frank Vatrano managed to score the solitary goal for the Ducks.

The game unfolded in the Saddledome amidst trade speculations, with the Flames making lineup adjustments, including the scratching of Andrei Kuzmenko. In a fierce game, Coronato took advantage of an Anaheim defensive error to score the go-ahead goal just before the end of the second period, marking a pivotal moment in the match. The Flames' physical play also stood out, as they out-hit and out-blocked the Ducks.

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.