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The Flames looked more like themselves in shootout loss to the Jets

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Flames Nation
Oct 4, 2025 2:00 PM

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In a closely contested matchup, the Calgary Flames demonstrated resilience and skill, ultimately falling to the Winnipeg Jets in a shootout. The game highlighted the Flames' growing chemistry on the ice, particularly with standout performances from players like Jonathan Huberdeau and Jacob Markström. Huberdeau's offensive prowess kept the pressure on the Jets, while Markström's crucial saves kept the Flames in the game as it progressed into overtime.

Both teams exchanged opportunities, but it was the Flames' strategy and determination that were most noticeable throughout the contest. Calgary's players executed their game plan effectively, showcasing their ability to regroup after setbacks, a characteristic that Coach Darryl Sutter emphasized leading up to the game. Despite the loss, the Flames' fans left the arena encouraged by the team's performance against a strong opponent.

As the Flames look towards the upcoming games, this match serves as a stepping stone in building their identity and fostering player confidence. While the shootout outcome was disappointing, the Flames' overall display of teamwork and grit is a promising sign as they aim for further success this season.