Flames Edge Blues in Shootout, End Skid

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The Calgary Flames picked up a tight two-to-one shootout victory over the St. Louis Blues at

home on Wednesday 9.

Devon Cooley was solid in net with 26 saves, while Conor Zeri tallied the Flames loan

regulation goal early in the first period to snap his.

Personal scoring drought.

In the shootout, Joel Faribi and Motveg-Ridden came through with goals for Calgary and

Cooley denied Jake Neighbors and Jimmy Snuggarude to seal the win.

Joel Hofer stopped 30 shots for the Blues, but Dylan Holloway's second-period tally

was all they could muster in regulation.

This win ends a two-game skid for the Flames, who sit at 27 wins, 34 losses and 7 ties.

Fans are relieved to see some momentum after a tough stretch.

The game featured multiple video reviews, including overturned off-site calls and a high

stick negation that kept things level.

Neither team scored an overtime, despite Calgary out shooting St. Louis 7-3 and getting a

late power play.

Meanwhile, the Blues have dropped two straight and three of their last five, leaving them

six points behind the second wildcard spot in the West with a record of 27, 30, and 11.

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