Flames' Winning Streak: Building Culture for Next Season

On March 23rd, the Calgary Flames nashed a thrilling 4-3 overtime win against the Tampa Bay

Lightning on Sunday night, pushing their winning streak to three games.

This marks their first such streak in the 20-26 calendar year.

With a record of 29 wins, 34 losses, and 7 overtime losses, they now sit at 65 points

tied for 29th place.

Overall, post-trade deadline, the Flames have shifted to a looser style of play after

selling off key pieces.

They're focusing on defensive structure, without the pressure of playoff contention, which

has sparked this reason run.

Head coach Ryan Huska stressed the importance of building good habits now, even in losses.

He noted that competing hard fosters the culture and confidence needed for next season, rather

than just aiming for a high draft pick.

Looking ahead, the Flames have 12 games left, starting with a three-game homestand against

Los Angeles, Anaheim and Vancouver.

Game comes at tough six-game road trip, followed by home finales versus Utah, Colorado, and

Los Angeles again.

Eight of those matchups are against playoff bound teams or wild car chasers.

While the schedule gets brutal from here, this streak shows the Flames gaining momentum

as they wrap up the year.

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