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Calgary Flames – San Jose Sharks
5:2
final (2:1, 0:1, 3:0)
14.04.2025, 02:00 • Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary
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PenaltiesCalgary Flames – San Jose Sharks
5:2
final (2:1, 0:1, 3:0)
Goals and assists: 10. Weegar (Klapka, Huberdeau), 15. Klapka (Kadri, Huberdeau), 42. Sharangovich (Frost, Pachal), 51. Coronato (Backlund, Coleman), 58. Sharangovich (Andersson) – 4. Toffoli (Lucas Carlsson, Gregor), 25. Rutta (Eklund, Toffoli)
Cards:
Penalty missed:
Calgary Flames:
Wolf (Vladar) – Weegar (A), Hanley, Andersson, Bahl, Pachal, Bean – Klapka, Kadri (A), Huberdeau – Coronato, Backlund (C), Coleman – Pospisil, Frost, Sharangovich – Farabee, Rooney, Lomberg.
Subs:
Coach: Ryan Huska
San Jose Sharks:
G. Romanov (Georgijev) – Liljegren, Thrun, Rutta, Lucas Carlsson, J. Thompson, M. Vlasic – W. Smith, Celebrini, Kovalenko – Toffoli (A), Wennberg (A), Eklund – Bordeleau, Ostapchuk, Grundstrom – Goodrow (A), Dellandrea, Gregor.
Subs:
Coach: Ryan Warsofsky
Referees: McCauley, Sandlak – Toomey, Cherrey
Attendance: 17 232
| 1st period | ||||
| 03:09 | SJS | 0:1 | Toffoli (Lucas Carlsson, Gregor) | |
| 09:24 | CGY | 1:1 | Weegar (Klapka, Huberdeau) | |
| 10:45 | SJS | 2 HL | too many men, served by Bordeleau | |
| 14:15 | CGY | 2:1 | Klapka (Kadri, Huberdeau) | |
| 1st intermission | ||||
| 2nd period | ||||
| 24:20 | SJS | 2:2 | Rutta (Eklund, Toffoli) | |
| 27:49 | SJS | 2 | Liljegren, high-sticking | |
| 2nd intermission | ||||
| 3rd period | ||||
| 41:30 | CGY | 3:2 | Sharangovich (Frost, Pachal) | |
| 44:43 | CGY | 2 | Coleman, slashing | |
| 50:55 | CGY | 4:2 | Coronato (Backlund, Coleman) | |
| 57:16 | CGY | 5:2 | Sharangovich (Andersson) | |
| 58:47 | CGY | 2 | Pachal, delay of game / shooting or throwing the puck out | |
| Final | ||||
58:47
Brayden Pachal – 2 min., delay of game / shooting or throwing the puck out.
44:43
Blake Coleman – 2 min., slashing.
27:49
Timothy Liljegren – 2 min., high-sticking.
10:45
HL – too many men, penalty served by Thomas Bordeleau.