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A couple of noteworthy ‘firsts’ as well as a major ‘last’ were on full display Wednesday in Calgary as the Flames and Vancouver Canucks concluded their disappointing 2020-21 seasons. The game itself, which Calgary won 6-2 thanks to three-point afternoons recorded by Derek Ryan and Brett Ritchie, served little on-ice purpose beyond sentimentality – it was also fan appreciation day so the Flames and a major brewery offered fans watching at home the chance to win a supply of beer for a year. Both teams had already been eliminated from playoff contention. Wednesday’s regular-season finale at the Saddledome offered up a ‘first’ for two Flames players.
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CALGARY -- Matthew Tkachuk scored two goals as the Calgary Flames beat the Vancouver Canucks 6-2 in the NHL's regular-season finale on Wednesday. Played four days after the playoffs started in the U.S., the game was the third in a row for the Canucks and Flames, who both were eliminated from playoff contention in the all-Canadian North Division earlier this month. The Canucks' schedule was pushed back after a COVID-19 outbreak struck the team earlier this season. The game finished hours before Wednesday night's North Division playoff opener between the Edmonton Oilers and visiting Winnipeg Jets. Dillon Dube, Andrew Mangiapane, Brett Ritchie and Connor Mackey, with his first career NHL goal, also scored for the Flames. (26-27-3), who ended up four points behind the Montreal Canadiens for the final playoff spot.
By Syndicated Content May 19, 2021 | 7:53 PM Matthew Tkachuk scored two goals and Brett Ritchie added another with two assists in a career-best three-point game as the Calgary Flames earned a 6-2 home victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday in the season finale for both teams. Dillon Dube scored a goal in a two-point outing, while Andrew Mangiapane and Connor Mackey also scored in the win, and goaltender Jacob Markstrom made 19 saves for the Flames (26-27-3, 55 points), who finished the season winning four of five games. Derek Ryan netted three assists for the Flames, who won seven of 10 meetings this season and finished fifth in the North Division.
Tkachuk lifts Flames over Canucks in NHL regular-season finale Matthew Tkachuk had two goals for the Flames as they beat the Canucks 6-2 in their final game of the season. | May 19, 2021, 6:45 PM May 19, 2021, 6:45 PM CALGARY -- It wasn't exactly the way he imagined it, but for Connor Mackey, scoring his first NHL goal was still a great feeling. "It's pretty special," said the 24-year-old Calgary Flames defenceman. "You obviously envision a full house and scoring a nice goal and the crowd's going crazy, but I'll take what I can get. It's a great confidence booster going into the summer." Mackey rounded out the scoring 3:29 into the third period of Calgary's last game of the season Wednesday, a 6-2 drubbing of the Vancouver Canucks.
Mackey rounded out the scoring 3:29 into the third period of Calgary's last game of the season Wednesday, a 6-2 drubbing of the Vancouver Canucks. He joined a rush and put his stick on the ice just in time to get a tap-in past Canucks goalie Braden Holtby. "I wasn’t even looking for one. I was just trying to play some good (defence), play solid defensively and be reliable out there," Mackey said. "It was just right on my tape, rebound, right there." Matthew Tkachuk had two goals for the Flames (26-27-3), while Brett Ritchie scored and collected a pair of assists. Dillon Dube and Andrew Mangiapane also scored.