Flames' Sergeev Shines in NHL Debut, Farabee Scores Late

On April 17th, the Calbury Flames wrapped their regular season on a high note, snagging

a 3-1 win over the playoff-bound Los Angeles Kings.

Nothing but draft lottery odds on the line for them, but they stuck to their game-solid

defense, sharp structure, and lights out goal-tending from.

Rookie Arsenea Saragayev in his NHL debut Saragayev got called up on emergency notice after

another goal he fell ill, stepping in coal but playing like a vet.

He stoned while the Kings with highlights saves, including a wild-stick-on puck off

the boards in the second period.

Coach Ryan Huska called it a big moment, saying the kids showed up not knowing if he'd

even skate, then owned the net.

Fans lit up social media, buzzing about Saragayev's calm, under fire former Penn State standout,

turning heads in his first big league taste.

Meanwhile, forward Joel Fariby hit his 20th goal of the year with an empty netter in

the literal final minute, joining teammates Morgan Frost, and Blake Holman in that club

for the first time in ages.

The bench erupted for Fariby, with Huska noting how the whole squad leaned in to wheel

that puck over the line.

Real team love right there.

Rapping it up respectful, the flames gave Kings Captain Anzacopatar a proper send-off

after his 1500-21st regular season game, with tribute video and post-game handshakes from

the whole crew.

Fans head to playoffs, flames hit off season reset, and Saragayev jets to the minors for

more action.

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