The Calgary Flames sit in the standings muck, but their goaltenders perform far better than the record suggests, with breakdowns in front leaving Dustin Wolf and the crew hanging out to dry. They now juggle five NHL-contracted netminders after swapping out Dan Vladar for Ivan Prosvetov, forcing tough calls on who backs up the Calder runner-up who almost snagged Hart and Vezina nods last year.

Dustin Wolf stands tall with 36 stops as Calgary grinds out a gritty hold-off against high-flying Edmonton in a Battle of Alberta nail-biter. The Flames lean on goaltending wizardry to mask their scoring woes against McDavid's crew. This result tilts the Pacific wild card race, where every point feels like gold before the Olympic pause.