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Calgary Flames Set to Ignite Wells Fargo Center Against Philadelphia Flyers

As the Calgary Flames prepare to face off against the Philadelphia Flyers at the Wells Fargo Center, fans are eager for what promises to be a fiery encounter. The Flames, coming off a dominant 6-3 victory over the Nashville Predators on January 5th, have shown they possess an explosive offense capable of lighting up any arena.


Nov 1, 2022; Calgary, Alberta, CAN; Calgary Flames center Jonathan Huberdeau (10) takes the ice prior to the game against the Seattle Kraken at Scotiabank Saddledome. Mandatory Credit: Sergei Belski-USA TODAY Sports

In their recent triumph, CGY demonstrated remarkable efficiency in front of goal with a shooting percentage of 15 percent and an impressive powerplay success rate. Their special teams' performance was particularly noteworthy as they capitalized on one out of four powerplay opportunities while maintaining a perfect penalty kill. The team's overall statistics were equally impressive: 22 hits, 39 shots on goal, and a commanding faceoff win percentage of 60 percent.


The defensive side was just as solid for CGY with goaltending that refused to yield under pressure – saving all but three shots out of 32 faced. This kind of resilience will be crucial when they meet PHI's offense which has been known to surge in critical moments.


PHI should not be underestimated though; despite losing their last game against CGY with a scoreline of 4-3 on January 1st, they showed tenacity by scoring two goals in the third period. They also managed to keep their faceoff win percentage competitive at 58 percent and blocked numerous shots throughout that game.


However, it is hard not to favor CGY in this upcoming matchup given their recent form and statistics that speak volumes about their capability both offensively and defensively. With such depth in scoring – evident from seven different players registering points against Nashville – it seems likely that PHI will struggle to contain CGY's multifaceted attack.


Looking ahead at the scheduled clash on January 6th at Wells Fargo Center set for an evening puck drop; fans can catch all the action live nationally on NHL Network channel number 215 or locally via NBCS-PH television broadcasts. It is shaping up to be an unmissable game where Calgary Flames aim to continue their winning streak while silencing the home crowd in Philadelphia.

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