Farabee, Cooley lead Flames to third straight win with 4-1 decision over Red Wings

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Haynes, D. (2026, October 25). Farabee, Cooley lead Flames to third straight win with 4-1 decision over Red Wings. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/farabee-cooley-lead-flames-to-third-straight-win-with-4-1-decision-over-red-wings/article_eff69c46-43f9-506f-bbe9-748c49a25ef6.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-10-25 · by Darren Haynes

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In a game between the Calgary Flames and the Detroit Red Wings, Joel Farabee scored a goal and added two assists as the Flames won 4-1, extending their winning streak to three games. Devin Cooley made 28 saves for the Flames, improving his record to 3-2 with a strong performance over the past three games. The Flames capitalized on power-play opportunities, scoring twice in one second-period span to secure their victory and improve their season-long power-play success rate to third-best in the league at 32%.
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The Calgary Flames secured their third consecutive victory by defeating the Detroit Red Wings with a final score of 4-1 on Saturday. Joel Farabee contributed significantly to the win, scoring one goal and assisting on two others, extending his points streak to four games where he has accumulated nine points in ten games. Goalie Devin Cooley made 28 saves for Calgary and improved his record to 3-2 over his recent three-game winning streak. The Flames' other scorers were Zayne Parekh, Ryan Strome, and Matvei Gridin, who also had an assist. Andrew Copp scored the lone goal for Detroit, while John Gibson made 21 saves but fell to a 3-4-1 record. This win brings Calgary's overall record to 4-6-0 and marks their third straight triumph.

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📰 Flames Win Third Straight Game
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🔮 Huska knows that his rebuilding team, which entered the night last in the overall standings, will need more of those kinds of performances from Cooley and Dustin Wolf, who had started the last three games.
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CALGARY Calgary Flames Detroit Flames the Detroit Red Wings

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Flames ORG · 6× CALGARY GPE · 5× Detroit GPE · 3× Farabee PERSON · 2× Parekh PERSON · 2× Calgary Flames ORG · 1× Joel Farabee PERSON · 1× Ryan Strome PERSON · 1× Zayne Parekh PERSON · 1× the Detroit Red Wings ORG · 1×

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Calgary regained the lead on Parekh’s power play at 8:38 and before the second period was over, the Flames opened a three-goal cushion getting goals less than 90 seconds apart from Strome and Gridin.
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CALGARY - Joel Farabee had a goal and two assists as the surging Calgary Flames made it three straight wins with a 4-1 decision over the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday. asserted
Flames → have → Saturday
Zayne Parekh, Ryan Strome and Matvei Gridin, who also had an assist, rounded out the scoring for Calgary (4-6-0). asserted
who → have → Calgary
Matt Coronato chipped in with a pair of assists. asserted
Coronato → chip → assists
Farabee, on a four-game points streak (2-5-7), leads the club with nine points in 10 games. asserted
Farabee → lead → games
Andrew Copp had the lone goal for Detroit (4-4-3), which lost in regulation for the first time in seven games. asserted
which → have → games
Making his third straight start, Devin Cooley continued his hot play with 28 saves to improve to 3-2. asserted
Cooley → make → 3
He’s stopped 100 of 104 shots over his three-game win streak. asserted
He → stop → streak
John Gibson, who stopped 21 shots, took the loss. asserted
who → stop → loss
He falls to 3-4-1. asserted
He → fall → 4
After Farabee opened the scoring at 17:50 of the first period, the visitors tied it 2:22 into the second when Copp poked a bouncing puck through Cooley’s pads. asserted
Copp → open → pads
Calgary regained the lead on Parekh’s power play at 8:38 and before the second period was over, the Flames opened a three-goal cushion getting goals less than 90 seconds apart from Strome and Gridin. asserted
Flames → regain → Strome
Detroit’s struggles on the penalty kill continued. asserted
struggles → continue → kill
In failing to kill off either of their two penalties, they’ve surrendered six power-play goals on 15 chances in their last four games. asserted
they → fail → games
It’s Detroit’s first loss to the Flames since March 12, 2022. asserted
It → ’ → March
They had won eight in a row including four straight at the Saddledome. asserted
They → win → Saddledome
The last time Dustin Wolf went three games without a start was Nov. 15-21, 2024, when Dan Vladar was his goaltending partner. asserted
Vladar → go → start
Coronato (1-4-5) and Morgan Frost (1-4-5), who had an assist, also extend their point streaks to four games. asserted
who → have → games
The game had been penalty free when eight minutes into the second period Alex DeBrincat was whistled for hooking Martin Pospisil. asserted
DeBrincat → whistle → Pospisil
It took just 21 seconds for Calgary to break the 1-1 tie with Parekh beating Gibson on a wrist shot from the blue line. asserted
Parekh → take → line
Calgary went 2-for-2 on the power play to improve to 6-for-12 over the past four games. asserted
Calgary → go → games
The Flames are at 32 per cent on the season, which ranks them third behind Utah (38.5) and Edmonton (35.1). asserted
which → rank → Utah
Flames: Host the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 24, 2026. asserted
report → host → Press
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