WINNIPEG, Manitoba — In an exciting NHL matchup on Saturday night, the Calgary Flames triumphed over the Winnipeg Jets with a score of 3-1. Dustin Wolf stood strong in goal for Calgary, recording an impressive 38 saves throughout the game. Blake Coleman contributed significantly to the Flames’ victory by scoring one goal and assisting on two others, including an empty-net goal with just over a minute left in the game.

The Flames’ offense saw goals from Matt Coronato and Andrei Kuzmenko, the latter scoring during a power play situation. On the other side, Adam Lowry found the back of the net for Winnipeg, while goalie Eric Comrie managed to block 19 shots.

The game marked the conclusion of an eight-game homestand for the Jets, in which they finished with a record of 4-2-2. The Flames, having snapped a two-game losing streak, ended their trip with a balanced record of 2-2-0.

A critical moment in the match occurred early in the third period when the Jets found themselves with their second power play opportunity while trailing 2-1. Wolf displayed his skills by stopping three consecutive shots, and Rasmus Andersson, celebrating his 500th NHL game, strategically prevented another attempt from reaching the goal.

Statistically, the Flames have excelled when leading after the second period, holding a record of 13-1-1. In contrast, the Jets have struggled when playing from behind, with a record of 1-7-1 in similar situations.

Looking ahead, the Flames will be gearing up to face the Buffalo Sabres at home on Thursday night, while the Jets prepare to take on Utah on Monday.