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Calgary Flames at Carolina Hurricanes [Game 45]

The Southeast trip continues

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1:00 PM EST
Radio Network Arena Network Radio
960 AM CFAC SN PNC Arena FS-CAR 99.9 FM WCMC
League Value Metric Value League
11th 59.1% Points Percentage 54.5% 21st
22nd 14.67% Net Power Play Percentage 14.18% 24th
21st 81.94% Net Penalty Kill Percentage 81.31% 24th
21st 96.61% Combined Special Teams Percentage 95.49% 23rd
19th 2.89 Goals for per Game (All Situations) 2.84 20th
13th 2.82 Goals against per Game (All Situations) 3.09 21st
13th .14 Penalty +/- per Game (All Situations) .77 1st
7th 52.23% Shot Attempt Percentage (5V5 Score Adjusted) 53.95% 2nd
6th 52.57% Scoring Chance Percentage (5V5 Score Adjusted) 53.91% 3rd
19th 100.27% P.D.O. (5V5) 98.08% 28th
20th 7.27% Shooting Percentage (5V5) 6.98% 24th
7th 93.00% Save Percentage (5V5) 91.10% 29th
Data from Hockey-Reference.com and Natural Stat Trick
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Canes Country

The Calgary Flames southeastern trip continues as they take on the Carolina Hurricanes. The Flames have been very impressive thus far, taking it to the first place Tampa Bay Lightning and then beating the Florida panthers in a schedule loss. They’re going streaking as they say and will look to continue their recent run of dominance.

They’ll be doing that without Sean Monahan however who is out with illness. Monahan will be replaced by Sam Bennett while Andrew Mangiapane is back with the surprisingly effective tandem of Mark Jankowski and Garnet Hathaway. This is the first time they’ll play together on the Flames, but they were dominant in Stockton.

Mike Smith will start for the Flames tonight. He’s up against Scott Darling. Darling has been a bit of a disappointment for the Hurricanes, but they’re not necessarily worse for the ware and are still fighting for a playoff spot in the absurd Metropolitan division.

Puck drop will be at 1:05 P.M. M.S.T.

by Les Mavus