The Calgary Flames are looking to continue their momentum as they host the Chicago Blackhawks at the Scotiabank Saddledome. After a strong 5-1 victory over Columbus highlighted by Nazem Kadri's celebration, the team hopes for another solid performance.
The Flames have secured two consecutive wins, outscoring opponents 10-2 over their last 120 minutes of home play. Head Coach Ryan Huska noted progress in the team's approach, signaling signs of the competitive form that nearly earned them a playoff spot last spring.
“They’re starting to do some things that are more indicative of a winning team,”
Huska added,
“I still think we have a ways to go, but that’s a few areas, for sure, a huge step in the right direction. You give yourself a chance to win games when you’re disciplined like that.”
Though the Flames struggled with scoring early in the season, their home performance shows clear improvement. Their offense is well distributed, with eight different players contributing to the last 12 goals at the Saddledome.
The matchup against the Blackhawks promises to be a test of the Flames' developing consistency and discipline as they strive to extend their winning streak.
Summary: The Calgary Flames are building strong momentum at home with disciplined play and diverse scoring, setting the stage for a crucial game against Chicago.