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Calgary Flames @ Boston Bruins 7 PM ET, TD Garden, Boston, MA
Broadcast Schedule |
TV: NESN, TVA, RSNW |
Radio: Sportsnet 960 The Fan |
Calgary's Eastern swing stops in an Original 6 city where the Flames will battle the Bruins. The Bruins currently are in the playoffs in the East, while the Flames continue to sink deeper into the Lottery. Calgary comes into Boston losers of 5 in a row, but they lead the season series against the B's 1-0. The Bruins meanwhile are 3-2 in their last 5, but are struggling at home. Through 63 games, Boston has complied a 13-16-3 record at home which should excite the Flames. However, Calgary is worse on the road. The Flames have racked up a 9-18-3 record on the road and are 2-10 vs teams in the Eastern Conference this season while away from the Dome. The hot take? Boston stinks at home, Calgary stinks on the road! The last time these two played back in December, Calgary won an exciting game in OT by way of a Johnny Gaudreau hat trick. If history is any indicator, history is not on the Flames side as they are 14-32-6 when visiting the Hub. The Flames have won 3 straight against the Bruins and they hope to continue that trend Tuesday night. Here's how the teams match up:
Calgary Flames | Boston Bruins | |
26-32-4 | Record | 34-23-6 |
56 | Points | 74 |
6th Pacific | Division | 4th Atlantic |
10th West (tie) | Conference | 5th East |
2-8 | Last 10 Games | 6-4 |
167 | Goals For | 191 |
193 | Goals Against | 174 |
Gaudreau (24) | Goals | Marchand (32) |
Gaudreau (63) | Points | Bergeron (53) |
Ramo (.909) | SV % | Rask (.917) |
29th (16.3%) | PP | 7th (21.4%) |
30th (72.6%) | PK | 11th (81.9%) |
The Flames played Monday night in Philadelphia and dropped a 5-3 decision to the Flyers. Calgary scored first on a gorgeous feed from Johnny Gaudreau to Sean Monahan, but after that Philly took over. Jonas Hiller continued to struggle as he gave up 4 goals on 28 shots, 3 of which went to Flyers Center, Brayden Schenn. Calgary mounted a late 3rd period rally, but it wasn't enough. Here's the highlights:
The Bruins last played on Sunday and lost to the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-1. Kevan Miller scored first for the Bruins, but that was all they would get. Tuukka Rask had a tough game, giving up 4 goals on 30 shots, while his counterpart Ben Bishop stopped 32 of 33 shots that came his way. Here's the highlights:
Calgary Flames Projected Lines (these are the projected line and can change at any time up until puck drops)
Left Wing | Center | Right Wing |
Johnny Gaudreau | Sean Monahan | Micheal Ferland |
Joe Colbore | Mikael Backlund | Michael Frolik |
Lance Bouma | Sam Bennett | Josh Jooris |
Brandon Bollig | Matt Stajan | Garnet Hathaway |
Left Defense | Right Defense |
Mark Giordano | TJ Brodie |
Deryk Engelland | Dougie Hamilton |
Jakub Nakladal | Tyler Wotherspoon |
Goalies | |
Jonas Hiller |
Joni Ortio (s) |
Scratches: Dennis Wideman (Susp)
Injuries: Karri Ramo, Ladislav Smid
Boston Bruins Projected Lineup (these are the projected lines and can be changed any time before the puck drop)
Left Wing | Center | Right Wing |
Brad Marchand | Patrice Bergeron | Lee Stempniak |
Loui Eriksson | David Krejci | David Pastrnak |
Matt Beleskey | Ryan Spooner | Jimmy Hayes |
Landon Ferraro | Joonas Kemppainen | Brett Connolly |
Left Defense | Right Defense |
Zdeno Chara | Adam McQuaid |
Torey Krug | Dennis Seidenberg |
John-Michael Liles | Kevan Miller |
Goalies | |
Tuukka Rask (s) | Jonas Gustavsson |
Scratches: None
Injuries: Chris Kelly