The Calgary Flames closed out the regular season with a decisive 5-1 victory against the Los Angeles Kings, marking a strong finish highlighted by the NHL debuts of Sam Morton and Zayne Parekh. Nazem Kadri stood out with two goals, while Taylor Ward also scored for the Kings, who ended a four-game winning streak. Los Angeles remains playoff-bound, facing the Edmonton Oilers in the first round with home-ice advantage for the first time in their series history.

Calgary took control in the third period, scoring four goals in just over five minutes, starting with Morton’s goal from a Ryan Lomberg pass. Parekh, the ninth overall pick from last summer's draft, scored shortly after with a deft redirection. David Rittich made 24 saves for the Kings, who matched franchise records from previous successful seasons but failed to set new ones this year.

The Calgary Flames showcased their spirit in the final game of the NHL regular season by defeating the Los Angeles Kings 5-1, with Nazem Kadri leading the charge with two goals. Sam Morton, Zayne Parekh, and Mikael Backlund contributed to the scoreline, with both Morton and Parekh netting goals in their debut NHL games. Taylor Ward scored the sole goal for the Kings in the final minutes, marking his own debut.

This loss snapped the Kings' four-game winning streak but they still ended the season with a franchise-record 48 wins and 105 points. As they prepare for their playoff series against the Edmonton Oilers, having won eight of their last ten games, the Kings' momentum remains intact. The Flames, on the other hand, were eliminated from playoff contention earlier in the week, marking their third consecutive year missing the postseason.

The Calgary Flames ended their NHL regular season on a high note, defeating the Los Angeles Kings 5-1, with Nazem Kadri netting two goals. Sam Morton, Zayne Parekh, and Mikael Backlund also contributed to the scoreline. This victory brought pride to the Flames, who missed the playoffs for the third consecutive year.

The Kings, despite the loss, matched their franchise record with 48 wins and 105 points. Taylor Ward, in his NHL debut, scored the only goal for the Kings in the dying minutes of the game. With their first playoff series against the Edmonton Oilers set for Monday, the Kings enter as one of the hottest teams, having won eight of their last ten games.

In a thrilling encounter, the Calgary Flames overcame a 25-game goalless drought from Morgan Frost to secure a 5-4 victory against the Vegas Golden Knights. Frost made his mark by scoring the decisive goal in the shootout, while Nazem Kadri netted his career-best 33rd goal, alongside contributions from Mikael Backlund and Adam Klapka. Despite their seventh consecutive game with points (5-0-2), Calgary's postseason hopes were dashed earlier when Minnesota Wild and St. Louis Blues triumphed in their respective matches.

Vegas showcased their offensive strength, with Brandon Saad leading the charge with a goal and two assists, supported by Pavel Dorofeyev, Nicolas Roy, and Tomas Hertl. The Golden Knights, clinching the Pacific Division title, will move forward to the playoffs, facing the Minnesota Wild in the opening round. Rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf had an impressive performance, making 38 saves to improve to 29-16-8, while Ilya Samsonov, returning from injury, managed 24 saves but fell to 16-9-4.