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Flames Snap 0-5 Skid With 4-2 Win Over Ducks

Young call-ups supplied the key goals after improved five-on-five play produced Calgary’s first win, setting momentum for a trip to Las Vegas.

Overview

  • The Calgary Flames ended their five-game losing streak with a 4-2 road victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday night.
  • Aydar Suniev had his first NHL multi-point game, scoring the game-tying goal in the second period and earning the primary assist on the go-ahead tally.
  • Adam Klapka opened the scoring from the high slot and added physical impact later in the game, including a fight that helped swing momentum.
  • Martin Pospisil delivered the late third-period go-ahead goal by driving wide and sliding a low shot through the five-hole while Dustin Wolf produced a strong start in net.
  • The win gives Calgary early confidence in its accelerated rebuild as the club evaluates AHL call-ups and rotation decisions; Anaheim dealt with recent injuries and saw prospect Roger McQueen make his NHL debut.