Somehow the Calgary Flames continue to find ways to come from behind and win games. Despite suffering perhaps their worst defensive performance of the season, they found a way to claw back and score twice with the net empty late to tie and ultimately win in the shoot-out.

HEre are some post-game thoughts:


– This win becomes the 5th time the Flames have come from behind in the third and won the game.

– Josh Jooris with another goal.

– Setoguchi in, Ranheim out. McGrattan and Bolig also sat. Corban Knight was called up. Ferland continues to look good considering his size and skill.

– Two goal performance including the game-tying goal with 5 seconds left courtesy of Curtis Glencross who apperas to be finding his scoring touch in between his puck giveaways.

– Special teams continue to be a problem. 6 powerplays and only one goal.

– Defensively Calgary had a weak game. A lot of pucks down low particularly against Smid and Engelland. We may have a great pair in Giordano and Brodie, but talent falls off a cliff after that. Barely ten minutes played by the bottom pairing.

– Ramo in net tonight. HIller likely in net Tuesday vs the Ducks. Can’t fault him on many of the goals.

– Jaromir Jagr may have been #2 on the all-time point list if he stayed in North America. He still remains dominant despite approaching his mid forties.

– Mike Cammalleri returned to the Dome after taking more money in NJ. He got a few jeers, scored a goal, took some penalties, and got a shoot-out goal.

– Monahan and Hudler with shoot-out goals.