The Calgary Flames ended their NHL regular season on a high note, defeating the Los Angeles Kings 5-1, with Nazem Kadri netting two goals. Sam Morton, Zayne Parekh, and Mikael Backlund also contributed to the scoreline. This victory brought pride to the Flames, who missed the playoffs for the third consecutive year.

The Kings, despite the loss, matched their franchise record with 48 wins and 105 points. Taylor Ward, in his NHL debut, scored the only goal for the Kings in the dying minutes of the game. With their first playoff series against the Edmonton Oilers set for Monday, the Kings enter as one of the hottest teams, having won eight of their last ten games.

The Calgary Flames delivered a standout performance against the Minnesota Wild, securing a crucial 4-2 victory that tightens their grip on a playoff spot in the Western Conference. Mikael Backlund opened the scoring with a goal in the first period, setting the tone for a dominant Flames outing. Rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf's impressive saves, including a strong penalty kill, bolstered Calgary's defense as they built an early 3-0 lead. Nazem Kadri's power-play goal marked his 32nd of the season, showcasing the Flames' offensive depth. Ryan Lomberg added the icing on the cake with a breakaway goal, electrifying the home crowd. With this win, Calgary stays within striking distance of the wild-card spots, and Head Coach Ryan Huska emphasizes the importance of maintaining momentum heading into the final games of the season.

Calgary Flames secured a vital 4-2 victory over the Minnesota Wild, with Mikael Backlund firing the opening goal and contributions from Yegor Sharangovich, Nazem Kadri, and Ryan Lomberg. This win marks Calgary's ascent to just three points behind the wild-card spots in the Western Conference, bolstered by a five-game point streak (3-0-2). Rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf shined with 16 saves, improving his record to 27-16-8.

Despite a late two-goal rally from the Wild's Yakov Trenin and Gustav Nyquist, Calgary maintained control throughout, dominating in crucial moments. Their penalty kill showcased notable improvement, neutralizing Minnesota's power plays effectively. As the race for the playoffs intensifies, Calgary is set to host the San Jose Sharks next, while Minnesota faces a challenging matchup against the Vancouver Canucks.

Mikael Backlund opened the scoring for the Calgary Flames, leading to a decisive 4-2 victory over the Minnesota Wild. This win not only secured two crucial points for Calgary but also marked their fifth consecutive game with points (3-0-2). Yegor Sharangovich, Nazem Kadri, and Ryan Lomberg joined Backlund on the scoresheet, while Yakov Trenin and Gustav Nyquist found the net for Minnesota, who are now on a six-game losing streak on the road.

Rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf shined with 16 saves, improving his record to 27-16-8. The Flames, now just three points behind both St. Louis and Minnesota for the final wild-card spots, also benefited from their penalty kill's recent resurgence. Looking ahead, Calgary aims to capitalize on their game in hand as they push for playoff contention.

Cutter Gauthier's clutch goal in overtime propelled the Anaheim Ducks to a thrilling 4-3 victory over the Calgary Flames. After trailing 3-1, the Ducks surged back with late goals from Frank Vatrano and Gauthier, who each scored to tie the game. Gauthier's decisive wrist shot in OT capped a remarkable comeback.

Mikael Backlund started the scoring for the Flames, and Yegor Sharangovich along with Matt Coronato extended their lead to two before the Ducks rallied. Ville Husso made 36 saves, showcasing his skills in net as he kept the Ducks in contention.