Flames Fall to Rangers, 4-0

0:00Welcome to Calgary Flames News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Calgary Flames fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Calgary Flames fell to the New York Rangers for nothing Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden. It was the second straight loss on their road trip for the Flames, who dropped to 25 wins, 32 losses and 7 overtime losses. Both teams were grinding due back-to-backs with travel, but the Rangers capitalized on a 5 on 3 power play and Flames defensive mistakes too. Shut them out. The game stayed close early with even shots in the first period, 9 apiece. But the Rangers pulled ahead in the second, with quick strikes off bad line changes and poor coverage, going up 3 nothing. They added one more late in the third on a 2 on 1 rush, dominating shots 12 to 9 in the middle frame and 7 to 3 to close it out. Flames fans are frustrated but see some bright spots. The team generated chances but couldn't convert, with self-inflicted errors like chasing

1:00pucks proving costly. Forward Mac Coronado stood out for his shot volume, earning praise as the top performer, while rookie defenseman Zayn Perrek showed smarts despite, getting physical bumps. The Flames tested a new 5 man second power play unit with Conorzeri, Macayl Backlin, Ryan Strom, Victor Olofsen, and Yegor Cherangovich. Also in the crowd, was top prospect Ethan Wittenbach, the top NCAA score, checking out his future team. Next up, the Flames faced the New Jersey Devils Thursday night as they tried to bounce back on the road. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor. It looks like a pillow. It sounds like headphones, bill for comfort and sound, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-E-P-L-O-D-C-M.