Flames Edge Blues in Shootout, Cooley Shines

Here's more Calgary Flames news for March 19th.

The Calgary Flames grabbed a hard fought two-to-one win over the St. Louis Blues in a shootout.

It was an even matchup all night, with the Flames scoring just once in regulation on

Conor Zerry's first goal in 10 games.

Three other Flames goals got waived off due to violations, keeping things tied until the

skills competition.

Both teams traded chances through two periods, with solid goal tending on both sides.

Calgary's Devon Cooley stood out in net, facing strong pressure, but allowing only one

goal at even strength.

His quick reactions and athleticism kept the Flames alive for the victory.

Fans and analysts called it a moral win after a rough road trip.

Cooley earned top honors as the game's best player, followed by Zerry and newcomer Joe

Fariby, who's built in chemistry with linemates like Mikhail, Backlin.

In the shootout, Rookie Mott-Vey Gridden sealed it with a slick rooftop finish.

Vinceman Joel Hanley led the blue line in shot control, while veterans like Ryan Strome

provided steady play.

This result gives Calgary two valuable points and boost confidence.

Zerry's show drive up front, hinting at better times ahead if lines stay stable, though

big changes this late in the season remain unlikely.

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