Calgary Flames secured a thrilling 3-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks, fueled by a potent third-period surge where Adam Klapka and Morgan Frost both found the net within a span of just under three minutes. Dustin Wolf stood tall with 29 saves, helping Calgary clinch their seventh win in eleven games, while the Sharks, struggling at the bottom of the league standings, faced their sixth consecutive loss.

Will Smith opened the scoring for San Jose, netting two goals but ultimately fell short in the face of Calgary's late-game rally. Klapka's equalizer at 8:12 of the third ignited the Flames, while Frost's power-play goal and Matt Coronato's insurance tally solidified the lead. San Jose's last-minute effort wasn't enough to turn the tide.

Yegor Sharangovich's shootout goal propelled the Calgary Flames to a 3-2 victory over the Colorado Avalanche, breaking a seven-game losing streak against them. After falling behind 2-0, the Flames rallied with goals from Ryan Lomberg and Adam Klapka in quick succession during the third period. Dan Vladar made crucial saves, including three in the shootout, aiding the Flames in keeping their playoff hopes alive.

For the Avalanche, Cale Makar and Logan O’Connor found the net, but the team is now on a two-game home losing streak. Notably, Nathan MacKinnon extended his point streak to 25 games. Makar is tantalizingly close to becoming the first NHL defenseman to score 30 goals since Mike Green in 2009. The upcoming schedule sees the Flames facing the Utah Hockey Club, while the Avalanche will visit the Chicago Blackhawks.

Matt Coronato was the star for the Calgary Flames, scoring twice and adding an assist as they defeated the Anaheim Ducks 4-1. The Flames, now 25-18-7, are in a heated race with the Vancouver Canucks for a playoff spot in the Western Conference. Blake Coleman and Adam Klapka also found the net, while Dustin Wolf made 31 saves to secure the victory. The Ducks, who fall to 21-24-6, managed only one goal from Frank Vatrano. The match was marked by trade speculations, leading to changes in Calgary's lineup, including the scratching of Andrei Kuzmenko.

The Flames turned the tide with Coleman scoring the go-ahead goal in the final seconds of the second period, following a defensive miscue from the Ducks. Klapka’s goal just 15 seconds into the second period leveled the game before Vatrano had given Anaheim an early lead. This win improves Calgary’s record to 23-3-4 when tied or leading after two periods, and they will look to continue their momentum against the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday.