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Calgary Flames Edge Lightning in OT Thriller

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Calgary Flames secure third consecutive win, defeating Tampa Bay Lightning 4-3 in overtime. Ryan Strome scores game-winner, Devin Cooley makes 32 saves. Flames maintain home dominance, preparing for upcoming games.

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Calgary Flames Edge Lightning in OT Thriller

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On March 23rd, the Calgary Flames picked up their third straight win on a 6-game homestand, beating the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-3-in. Over time, Ryan Schrohm sealed it just 26 seconds into the extra frame, with a one-timer off a nice setup from my vague ridden. Victor Olopson, Morgan Frost, and Michael Backland also scored for Calgary, giving them the edge after a back-and-forth battle. Golly Devin Cooleese to a tall with 32 saves, including some big stops to keep the lightning at bay. The game stayed tight throughout, with Tampa tying it late in the third on a Pontus Homebird shot. Calgary's defense blocked plenty of chances, and they edged out face-offs at 53.6%. Rookie Tyson Gross made his NHL debut in his hometown, winning 60% of his draws over 8 minutes of ice time after signing from college. Hockey. Shot's favorite Tampa at 35-29, but the Flames made theirs count. This victory keeps the momentum rolling at home, setting up the Flames nicely for

the rest of the homestand ahead. This has been Calgary Flames News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.

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