New York Rangers Claim 3-1 Victory Over Calgary Flames for First Time in Over 5 years

Strong performance by goaltender Igor Shesterkin and goals from Alexis Lafreniere, Chris Kreider, and Erik Gustafsson secure Rangers' consecutive victories for the season.

In their first victory over the Calgary Flames in over 5 years, the New York Rangers exhibited a robust performance characterized by goals from Alexis Lafreniere, Chris Kreider, and Erik Gustafsson.
The team's goaltender, Igor Shesterkin, made a notable comeback after initially conceding a goal, ultimately making 24 saves which greatly contributed to the Rangers' win.
Artemi Panarin extended his impressive performance this season with a six-game point streak, providing an assist in the game against the Flames.
An early goal from the Flames by Blake Coleman wasn't enough to secure a Calgary victory, with the Rangers coming from behind to take a 3-1 win.
The chemistry among players is improving according to reports, with successful penalty killing and overall structure, which could prove beneficial for the team in coming games.