It didn't come easy as Carolina saw their 2-0 lead erased in the middle frame before Martin Necas' powerplay tally with 20 seconds left in the frame broke the tie and Vincent Trocheck added another on the man-advantage in the third to seal the deal. The 'Canes are in the midst of a five-game road swing with Thursday's clash at the Scotiabank Saddledome the second stop, after a 4-2 victory in Winnipeg Tuesday. "It's going to be a challenge and one we're looking forward to." You look in the mirror and everyone has to step up. "I don't think we've been at our best," Monahan said. Overall, the Flames have had a ton of success versus the Metropolitan Division this season, with an outstanding record of 8-0-1. "It's always special to play in front of our fans. It's nice to be able to play in front of our fans here for the next little while.
"They're a good team and we have to be ready for that. "It's a big home game," Sean Monahan said of the match-up. Thursday's home tilt marks a stretch that will see the club play eight of the final 11 games of 2021 at the 'Dome. With a total of 17 games played on the road thus far, being back home is a welcome sight for the team. "Missing nets, missing assignments, turning pucks over. "Disappointing, Disappointing," head coach Darryl Sutter said after the loss. The setback saw Dillon Dube, Johnny Gaudreau and Adam Ruzicka provide the markers as the Flames held a 3-1 lead in the middle frame, before San Jose would score three-unanswered goals to take the lead into the third and never gave it up. It's an opportunity to snap a two-game losing streak and get the sour taste of their last game out of their mouths. Every team goes through it at same point during the season and right now, the Flames are experiencing a bit of it.įollowing a 5-3 loss to the San Jose Sharks Tuesday night, the Flames are back home for a tough test against one of the best teams in the East in Carolina.
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