Rittich stopped 22 shots, and Calgary lost its third straight.
Stepan was in the right spot to knock down Rittich’s clearance at 6:35 of the second period. The attempted pass up the ice hit Stepan in the chest, and the puck came down to Stepan’s stick for a wrist shot.Moments later, Soderberg scored off a pass from linemate Crouse aftergot to a loose puck first and tapped it up the ice. It was Soderberg's sixth goal of the season.
The Coyotes’ best scoring opportunity of the first period came when at the 11:31 mark. Crouse passed to Soderberg for a shot from close range, but the attempt to stuff the puck into the net was unsuccessful as Rittich blocked it. Arizona also had back-to-back power plays at 13:03 and 14:59 of the first but were denied. The Coyotes’ power play is just 1 for its last 24 after going 0 for 4 Saturday.NOTES: Flames D TJ Brodie was scratched two days after a fainting and seizure-like episode in practice that led to him being hospitalized. Brodie didn’t make the trip and remained in Calgary for rest and recovery. ... D, called up from AHL Stockton on Friday, started in Brodie’s place on the third line. ...
Shocking he didnt turtlechuk...
Never a good look when a skater fights a goalie. But, hey, Tkachuk.
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