Vancouver\u0027s fatal mistakes tell the tale
Calgary Flames forward Elias Lindholm takes a shot against Vancouver Canucks goalie Spencer Martin during the first period at Scotiabank Saddledome Dec 31, 2022.As Oliver Ekman-Larsson pushed up the side board, J.T. Miller slid back to cover the point. But under pressure from Lindholm, he made a poor choice with the puck.
Miller turned and mostly just watched the play race away from him. It’s not the first time he’s been caught lollygagging on the back check.Calgary Flames forward Dillon Dube and Vancouver Canucks defenceman Quinn Hughes battle for the puck in the first period at Scotiabank Saddledome Dec 31, 2022.Rasmus Andersson may have been killing a penalty, but he was astute in jumping up to lead a short-handed rush.
And Andersson sprang himself loose, leading a rush against Ekman-Larsson, then saucering a perfect pass across to Coleman.Article content Their guns have gone silent at the worst time — and it wasn’t like they didn’t expect to get opportunities vs. Calgary either, as the Flames have taken the second-most penalties in the NHL.
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