Deadspin: Flames Bounce Back After Shutout Loss to Sink Kraken 6-2

Calgary takes control in second

Morgan Frost opened the scoring with a power-play goal at 2:32 of the first period. Frederick Gaudreau answered for Seattle nine minutes later, sending the teams into the middle period tied.

Aydar Suniev put Calgary ahead at 5:45 of the second, finishing a one-timer set up by Frost. Matvei Gridin made it 3-1 with a power-play goal, and Farabee scored two minutes later to widen the lead.

Seattle’s Mackie Samoskevich scored on a power play with 1:45 left in the second, cutting the gap to 4-2. Coronato responded 39 seconds into the third, scoring from the slot to restore Calgary’s three-goal advantage.

Coronato and Farabee lead

Coronato’s goal came in his first career game with four points. Farabee finished with a goal and three points, while Frost and Gridin each recorded a goal and an assist.

Ryan Strome also scored for Calgary. Samoskevich had a goal and an assist for Seattle, and Gaudreau added a goal.

Franchise streak and milestone

Calgary has won five of its last six games. When scoring at least four goals, the Flames have now won 61 consecutive games, matching Boston’s second-longest streak in league history.

The New York Rangers hold the record, with 65 straight wins from 2011 through 2014. Boston recorded its 61-game streak from 1927 to 1931. Calgary captain Mikael Backlund earned his 610th career point with an assist on Farabee’s goal, moving into fifth place on the franchise’s all-time list.

Seattle changes goalies

Seattle starter Philipp Grubauer was removed after allowing four goals on 14 shots. Joey Daccord entered in relief, stopping 11 shots and conceding two goals.