The Calgary Flames beat the Buffalo Sabres 6-2 in their second road game of a back-to-back on Wednesday NHL action.

The Sabres appeared to get on the board late in the first period with a Rasmus Dahlin snipe from the left circle. A Calgary challenge got the goal overturned for goalie interference, though; moments before the shot, Thompson made contact with netminder Devin Cooley while passing by the crease.

For a while in Wednesday’s wretched 6-2 loss to the hapless Calgary Flames, it felt like the Sabres would avoid disaster and defeat the NHL’s worst team. After falling behind 2-0 in the first period,

Middlesbrough FC player Alfie Jones, who is competing for Canada on the international stage, happens to be a Calgary Flames fan.

Having played winning hockey for a couple of games, the Sabres proved they can still lose with the worst of them. The NHL’s last-place Calgary Flames scored three

While we wait for Zayne Parekh to get healthy and back into the lineup for the Calgary Flames, Eric Francis of Sportsnet reported today that the Flames will be loaning Parekh to Team Canada for the upcoming World Junior Championships.

It looks like Calgary Flames defenceman Zayne Parekh will get to represent Canada in the World Juniors after all.

The Flames extended their NHL-best streak to 40 straight wins when scoring four goals or more on Wednesday. Eric Francis has that and more in his takeaways from Calgary’s win over the Sabres.

Morgan Frost slipped Jonathan Huberdeau’s cross-crease pass past Colten Ellis to break a tie at 2:02 of the third and the NHL-worst Calgary Flames beat the Buffalo Sabres 6-2 on Wednesday night.

With Dustin Wolf having started in Chicago on Tuesday, look for Devin Cooley – a member of the Sabres organization in 2023-24 – to get the start in net tonight. Cooley has been a bright spot for the Flames to start the season with a .935 save percentage in five games.