GOING FOR THE SPLIT
The Flames dropped a 3-2 decision in Game 1 on Thursday, a loss which they attributed to a couple of key errors and penalty woes. A bad line change in the second period allowed the Ducks to tie the game when they scored on a 3-on-0 rush and the game-winner was a power play tally from Jakob Silfverberg, coming off of Anaheim's fifth opportunity with the man advantage. The Flames would end up taking seven penalties in the setback and are focused on playing a more discplined game this evening.
"There's going to be some positives out of this game," coach Glen Gulutzan said post-game. "There's going to be some learning out of this game. We're a young group. We took notice of their start. The discipline.
"Not unlike our season, we started off taking too many penalties. We have to close that down here quicker in the playoffs."
FAST FACTS - GAME 2
Notes ahead of tonight's tilt in Anaheim
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