Flames net late goal to beat Hurricanes 3-2, snap visitors' seven-game win streak

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Haynes, D. (2026, October 19). Flames net late goal to beat Hurricanes 3-2, snap visitors' seven-game win streak. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/flames-net-late-goal-to-beat-hurricanes-3-2-snap-visitors-seven-game-win-streak/article_ae14f037-506d-558c-bf11-40bae4327f34.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-10-19 · by Darren Haynes

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Morgan Frost scored and assisted on Yegor Sharangovich’s game-winning goal as the Calgary Flames defeated the Carolina Hurricanes 3-2 on Sunday night. The win snapped the Hurricanes’ seven-game winning streak. Devin Cooley made 34 saves for his first victory of the season, while Brandon Bussi had 31 stops in defeat. Matvei Gridin and Frost also scored for Calgary, with Jesperi Kotkaniemi and Jalen Chatfield scoring for Carolina. The key moment came when Calgary turned a one-goal deficit into a lead within two minutes late in the second period before Chatfield tied it just before the end of the period.
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On Sunday night, the Calgary Flames ended the Carolina Hurricanes' seven-game winning streak with a 3-2 victory. The decisive goal came from Yegor Sharangovich at 15:32 of the third period, after receiving a precise saucer pass from Morgan Frost. Devin Cooley made 34 saves for his first win of the season, while Brandon Bussi had 31 stops but took the loss. The Flames improved to 2-6-0, snapping their four-game losing streak at home. Prior to this game, Cooley faced criticism after allowing seven goals in a previous match against the Colorado Avalanche.

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“Both articles describe the same hockey game between Calgary Flames and Carolina Hurricanes on October 19, 2026, resulting in a 3-2 victory for Calgary.”
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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 Carolina Flames Hurricanes the Calgary Flames

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CALGARY GPE · 5× Hurricanes ORG · 4× Carolina ORG · 3× Cooley PERSON · 3× Flames ORG · 3× Frost PERSON · 3× Gridin PERSON · 2× Morgan Frost PERSON · 1× Yegor Sharangovich’s PERSON · 1× the Calgary Flames ORG · 1×

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On the game-winner at 15:32 of the third, Frost sent a perfect saucer pass across the slot to Sharangovich, who one-timed it as soon as the puck landed on his stick and picked the top corner, sending Bussi’s water bottle flying.
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CALGARY - Morgan Frost scored once and set up Yegor Sharangovich’s late game-winner as the Calgary Flames beat Carolina 3-2 on Sunday night, snapping the Hurricanes’ seven-game winning streak. asserted
Flames → score → streak
Matvei Gridin also scored for Calgary (2-6-0), which won for the first time in four games on home ice. asserted
which → score → ice
Jesperi Kotkaniemi and Jalen Chatfield scored for Carolina (7-2-1). asserted
Kotkaniemi → score → Carolina
Devin Cooley made 34 stops for his first-win of the season. asserted
Cooley → make → season
His season’s record improved to 1-2. asserted
record → improve → 1
Brandon Bussi, who had 31 stops for the defending Stanley Cup champions, took the loss to fall to 2-2-1. asserted
who → have → loss
The game was scoreless into the second period when Kotkaniemi opened the scoring at 6:09, jamming in a rebound from the top of the crease. asserted
Kotkaniemi → open → crease
The goal came on Carolina’s 19th shot of the game as Cooley had made a series of spectacular saves to keep the game scoreless. asserted
Cooley → come → game
It was a tremendous bounceback effort for Cooley, who in his last start 10 days ago, was beaten seven times on 30 shots by the Colorado Avalanche. asserted
who → beat → Avalanche
Dustin Wolf had started the last three games for the Flames. asserted
Wolf → start → Flames
On the game-winner at 15:32 of the third, Frost sent a perfect saucer pass across the slot to Sharangovich, who one-timed it as soon as the puck landed on his stick and picked the top corner, sending Bussi’s water bottle flying. asserted
bottle → send → corner
Mark Jankowski (lower body) was unable to play. asserted
Jankowski → play → ?
The former Flame is on a career-best six-game goal-scoring streak, which is one short of tying Ray Ferraro (1988-89) for the second-longest run in franchise history. asserted
which → score → history
Pierre Larouche (1981-82) holds the franchise mark at nine. asserted
Larouche → hold → nine
Frost’s team-leading third goal, scored on the power play, comes in career game No. 400. asserted
goal → lead → .
… Matt Coronato, who had an assist on Gridin’s goal, was playing in his 200th career game … asserted
who → have → game
Calgary made one lineup change up front with Brennan Othmann coming in for Maxim Tsyplakov. asserted
Othmann → make → Tsyplakov
KEY MOMENT Down 1-0 late in the second, Calgary went from one goal down to one goal up when Gridin, with his first of the season, and Frost scored 69 seconds apart. asserted
Gridin → go → season
But just 17 seconds after that and with four seconds left in the period, Chatfield tied it on a long shot from the blue line that went through a maze of bodies and past a screened Cooley. asserted
that → leave → Cooley
Calgary had been 0-5 when giving up the game’s first goal. asserted
Calgary → give → goal
The Hurricanes had been 5-0 when scoring the first goal. asserted
Hurricanes → score → goal
Hurricanes: Visit the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday. asserted
Hurricanes → visit → Tuesday
Flames: Host the Minnesota Wild on Thursday. asserted
Flames → host → Thursday
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 18, 2026. asserted
report → publish → Press
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