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.

Yegor Sharangovich netted two goals, including the game-winning shot, as the Calgary Flames topped the San Jose Sharks 5-2, keeping their playoff aspirations alive. This victory marks Sharangovich's 100th career goal, making him the third Belarusian player to achieve this milestone. The Flames have maintained momentum with points in six consecutive games, while the Sharks continue to struggle, extending their winless streak to nine.

In addition to Sharangovich, MacKenzie Weegar, Adam Klapka, and Matt Coronato also contributed to Calgary's scoring. Rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf made 28 saves, showcasing his growing prowess in net, as the Flames moved closer to a playoff spot, now just two points behind the St. Louis Blues. This win further solidifies their dominance over the Sharks, having swept the season series.

Yegor Sharangovich's impressive performance with two goals, including the decisive score, propelled the Calgary Flames to a crucial victory over the San Jose Sharks. His 16th and 17th goals of the season not only extended his scoring streak to three games but also marked a significant milestone as he reached 100 career NHL goals, becoming the third Belarusian player to do so.

The Flames, now just two points behind the St. Louis Blues for the second wild card spot in the Western Conference, showcased their determination by securing points in six consecutive games. MacKenzie Weegar, Adam Klapka, and Matt Coronato also contributed to the Flames' scoring, while rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf made 28 saves to improve his record to 28-16-8. In contrast, the Sharks extended their losing streak to nine games.

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.