The Calgary Flames hosted the Vancouver Canucks preseason in Skoniubaksadeldom on Wednesday night.
The flames came out, which would be very similar to the lineup expected to be predicted to ICE on opening night, and Canucks did the same.
Game review
Outside the gate, the flames have early pressure. They had an early powerful opportunity, and the Canucks killed that opportunity. In seven minutes, the Flames had all the early chances to lead the shot 4-0 until they let Canucks forward Brock Boeser let go of the break-in, who beat Ivan Prosvetov to open the scoring in the first inning of the game.
The opening goal unlocked the Ganaks, who began to dominate the hockey and scoring opportunities. After three-quarters of pressure was put on the first run, the Canucks forced the flames to impose a jamming fine, which led to a powerful goal from the Canucks, a single match between Elias Pettersson, who was set up by Quinn Hughes and Conor Garland.
The Canucks took a three-point lead in the slap after 22 seconds, which was the unfortunate bounce of Nazem Kadri’s stick before entering the flames’ net.
Then, after 56 seconds after the third goal, Karnak scored the final goal of the first goal, taking the game 4-0 with a brief goal from Derek Forbert, Garland helped his second night with Teddy Blueger.
Karnak entered the first halftime break with a four-goal lead, although the flames had a higher chance during this period.
The flames held on, and in the second shot, breaking a 30-second puck in a goal by Joel Farabee, who beat Kevin Lankinen’s loser Kevin Lankinen after the initial save.
A few minutes later, the Karnak replied, regaining the four-point lead, a beautiful dedication and show, which ended after Jake DeBrusk was set up.
The Garner then extended its lead to five after one shot in the middle of the second stage, when he shot from Aatu Raty’s keen shot, who beat Devin Cooley after he got the net from Prosvetov.
They took that lead to the third stage, and Hughes expanded it further, ending the two-on-one, jumping up in a hurry and entering Cooley alone.
With one minute left in the game, the Canucks let go of another strange man sprint. Arshdeep Bains went to great lengths to beat the Flames defender and found Sasson ahead, who scored his second goal. The goal ended with Calgary’s Ganak team 8-1.
The Flames will bounce back at home against the Winnipeg Jets in their final preseason game Friday night, while the Carnacs will end their exhibition schedule in the night’s game against the Edmonton Oilers.
