Flames Rally to Defeat Predators 4-3, Snapping Eight-Game Road Skid
Calgary overcomes three deficits to secure a rare offensive breakout, while Nashville ties its franchise record for consecutive losses.
- Jonathan Huberdeau and Kevin Rooney each tallied a goal and an assist, leading the Flames to a comeback win over the Predators in Nashville.
- The Flames ended their eight-game road losing streak and scored more than three goals in a game for the first time in 26 outings.
- Nashville's Roman Josi exited the game after the first period with a lower-body injury, leaving the Predators' already-depleted defense further weakened.
- Jonathan Marchessault scored twice for the Predators, but an unsportsmanlike penalty on Mark Jankowski led to Huberdeau's game-winning power-play goal late in the second period.
- The Predators remain in last place in the NHL standings after their eighth straight loss, tying a franchise record.