Tampa Bay Lightning trade even-strength goals before Ryan Strome overtime ends Calgary Flames at Scotiabank Saddledome

The Tampa Bay Lightning moved to 43-21 after a 4-3 overtime result against the the Calgary Flames, who went to 29-34 at Scotiabank Saddledome.

The Tampa Bay Lightning full-time result read 4-3, and the Flames collected the overtime winner after a 2-1 first period and a 1-1 second period.

First period

The Tampa Bay Lightning scored 1 goal in the first period as the Flames scored 2 goals in the first period.

The Bolts finished the game with 35 shots and 16 hits while the Flames posted 29 shots and 23 hits.

Second period

The Lightning added 1 goal in the second period, and the Flames added 1 goal in the second period.

Darren Raddysh produced 1 goal on 5 shots in the previous game, and Brayden Point was credited as the Lightning’s third star in this matchup.

The Bolts recorded 17 giveaways and 5 takeaways, and the Flames logged 20 giveaways and 3 takeaways.

Third period

The Lightning scored 1 goal in the third period, and the Flames scored 0 goals in the third period.

The Bolts went 0-for-1 on the power play, and the Flames finished with 0 power-play opportunities while taking 1 minor penalty for 2 penalty minutes.

Jonas Johansson finished with 25 saves on 29 shots against, and Calgary goaltender Devin Cooley made 32 saves on 35 shots against.

Overtime

The Flames scored 1 overtime goal on 1 overtime shot, and Ryan Strome was credited as the game’s first star.

The Lightning ended with 56 faceoffs and a 46 percent faceoff win rate, while the Flames posted a 54 percent faceoff win rate on 56 faceoffs.

Tampa Bay Lightning post-match stats showed all 3 Lightning goals came at even strength, and Calgary finished with 4 even-strength goals.

What it means next

Tampa Bay Lightning vs Calgary Flames tactical recap centers on 3 even-strength goals from the Bolts against 4 even-strength goals from the Flaming C, with Calgary also holding a 23-16 edge in hits.

Tampa Bay Lightning vs Calgary Flames final thoughts start with Johansson’s 25-save night and end with Strome’s overtime winner after Cooley’s 32 saves.

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