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Calgary Flames Defeat The Coyotes With A 6-2 Score, 1/11/24

 




*Sorry for the lack of photos! Hoping to get permission eventually.*


   The Flames played against the Coyotes in Arizona on Thursday, January 11th. Calgary ended up beating the Coyotes with a 6-2 score!


Flames lineup against the Coyotes:

Huberdeau - Lindholm - Sharangovich

Zary - Kadri - Pospisl

Mangiapane - Backlund - Coleman

Greer - Ruzicka - Dube


Hanifin - Tanev

Weegar - Andersson

Kuznetsov - DeSimone


Markstrom

Vladar


Coyotes lineup against the Flames:

Keller - McBain - Schmaltz

Maccelli - Bjugstand - Crouse

Zucker - Cooley - Guenther

Carcone - Kerfoot - O'Brien


Moser - Durzi

Dermott - Dumba

Stecher - Kesselring


Vejmelka

Ingram


   Mikael Backlund scores the first goal for Calgary, putting them in the lead. Yegor Sharangovich scores the second goal for the Flames, now in a two-goal lead - Ramus Andersson scoring soon after Sharangovich! Lawson Crouse nets one, the first for the Coyotes. Blake Coleman gets one in - the final score of the first period was 4-1.


   Clayton Keller scores the second and last goal for the Coyotes. This was the only goal in the second period, 4-2.


   Yegor Sharangovich strikes his second of the night and his sixteenth of the season! Yegor gets a hat trick - scoring the last goal of the game, 6-2.



- Mikael Backlund - 2nd of all-time career games played in franchise history (950)

- Yegor Sharangovich now has 2 career hat tricks!

- Yegor Sharangovich stats:

   - 17 Goals

   - 13 Assists

   - 30 Points

- Lawson Crouse stats:

   - 17 Goals

   - 9 Assists

   - 26 Points

- Clayton Keller stats:

   - 15 Goals

   - 20 Assists

   - 35 Points





 



POST-GAME : Blake Coleman

POST-GAME : Mikael Backlund

POST-GAME : Yegor Sharangovich

POST-GAME : Ryan Huska

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