Nazem Kadri's clutch overtime goal secured the Calgary Flames a thrilling 4-3 victory against the Seattle Kraken, marking their fourth consecutive comeback win. The Flames, now 34-25-11, showcased resilience once again, with contributions from Adam Klapka and Rasmus Andersson, while Matt Coronato added two assists. Despite trailing 2-1 in the second period, goals from Jaden Schwartz and Jordan Eberle briefly put the Kraken ahead. However, Kadri's power play equalizer in the third set the stage for a dramatic finish.

Calgary's solid performance keeps them in the playoff hunt, sitting just four points behind the St. Louis Blues with three games in hand. Flames' goalie Dustin Wolf made 26 saves, improving his record to 24-14-5, while Joey Daccord of the Kraken recorded 33 saves but fell to 23-19-5. The Kraken's loss breaks their impressive record of 16-0-1 when leading after two periods. The Flames will look to continue their momentum against the Dallas Stars on Thursday.

The Ottawa Senators are eyeing depth additions but face constraints due to limited cap space, especially with younger players like Josh Norris already in play. They likely won't be active, signaling a wait-and-see approach. Meanwhile, the Calgary Flames are fending off inquiries regarding defenseman Rasmus Andersson, who is pivotal to their playoff ambitions. The focus for the Flames will remain on securing playoff qualification rather than making trades. The New Jersey Devils, having lost Jack Hughes for the season, suddenly have cap flexibility and are actively seeking a center to bolster their lineup. They have shown interest in Brock Nelson, indicating aggressive moves ahead as they aim to maximize the cap relief from Hughes’ injury.

Calgary Flames' GM Craig Conroy has made it clear that defenseman Rasmus Andersson is not on the trading block, emphasizing that teams inquiring about him will face a hefty price tag. The Flames are optimistic about extending Andersson's contract this offseason, or they will consider a trade if negotiations fail. Meanwhile, the Washington Capitals are expected to pursue a depth forward instead of making significant acquisitions before the trade deadline.

In other news, the Philadelphia Flyers are setting a high asking price for Rasmus Ristolainen, likely requiring a first-round pick plus additional assets for serious negotiations. The Vegas Golden Knights are maintaining a cautious approach, with GM Kelly McCrimmon signaling they won't be big spenders, although potential targets include Brandon Tanev and Ryan Donato among others.

Nathan MacKinnon tallied three assists in the second period, leading the Colorado Avalanche to a 4-2 victory over the Calgary Flames. This performance allowed MacKinnon to reclaim the NHL points lead, now at 83 points, including an impressive 63 assists. Teammate Martin Necas contributed significantly, scoring two goals and an assist, while Cale Makar added another goal, marking his 20th of the season.

The Avalanche dominated the second period, outscoring the Flames 3-0 and outshooting them 17-3. Calgary's Jonathan Huberdeau scored first on a two-man advantage, but Colorado quickly took control. Mackenzie Blackwood was solid in goal, stopping 27 shots to secure the win.