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Flames Ignite, Overpower Devils in High-Scoring Affair at Prudential Center

The Calgary Flames, with a record of 30-20, faced off against the New Jersey Devils, standing at 25-25. The Flames emerged victorious with a final score of 5-3.


Nov 1, 2022; Calgary, Alberta, CAN; Calgary Flames right wing Tyler Toffoli (73) celebrates his goal with teammates against the Seattle Kraken during the third period at Scotiabank Saddledome. Mandatory Credit: Sergei Belski-USA TODAY Sports

In an intense matchup at the Prudential Center, the Calgary Flames showcased their offensive capabilities by netting five goals on 30 shots. The team's shooting accuracy was impressive as they converted 17 percent of their attempts into goals. The first period saw both teams scoring once each, but it was in the third period that the Flames truly took control by scoring three times. Their strength was evident during even play where all five goals were scored.


The goaltending for the Flames was equally formidable; they saved all but three of the Devils' ambitious 40 shots on goal. This defensive effort contributed significantly to their win and highlighted a save percentage that stood at an impeccable hundred percent throughout regular play.


Calgary's performance in faceoffs was balanced with a fifty percent win rate during even strength play and overall they won twenty-nine out of sixty-one faceoffs. Despite committing two penalties resulting in four penalty minutes, neither team capitalized on powerplay opportunities as both squads failed to score on their respective powerplays.


On defense, Calgary blocked fourteen shots and recorded nine hits over the course of the game which helped maintain their lead despite being out-hit by New Jersey who registered fourteen hits themselves. The Flames also had six takeaways equaling that of giveaways which demonstrated an aggressive yet controlled style of play.


The New Jersey Devils put up a strong fight despite falling short in this encounter. They managed to score one shorthanded goal from just one shot while shorthanded and led in faceoff wins with thirty-two victories out of sixty-one attempts giving them a slight edge over Calgary with fifty-two percent success rate in faceoffs.


Looking ahead for fans eager to follow their team's progress: The next game for the Calgary Flames will be against the New York Islanders at UBS Arena located in Belmont Park on February 10th at 1 PM Eastern Time Zone (ET). This game will be available for viewing nationally via ESPN+ online platform and locally through MSGSN channel number six hundred thirty-five (635).

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