The players sure did their best to ensure plenty of folks got their thirst quenched, scoring a half-dozen times in a 6-2 win over the Vancouver Canucks.
Calgary's offence had 16 goals in three games heading into Tuesday's matinee in Vancouver where they were held to just a pair of markers in a 4-2 loss.
Two days earlier, they had hung another six on Vancouver in a high-scoring 6-5 overtime victory on the West Coast.
It was big game for a trio of Flames prospects, with Matthew Phillips making his NHL debut, and Adam Ruzicka - who played his first tilt in The Show Tuesday - skating on home ice for the first time. The two played on a line together with Milan Lucic.
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Meanwhile, young defenceman Connor Mackey scored his first NHL goal in his sixth game with the Flames.
Matthew Tkachuk scored a pair, while Dillon Dube, Andrew Mangiapane and Brett Ritchie added singles for the Flames.
Johnny Gaudreau had a big night with two helpers, setting up both of Tkachuk's tallies.
Jacob Markstrom was back between the pipes after taking Tuesday off. He made 19 saves.
Braden Holtby - who was in net Sunday during that OT loss - turned aside 22 shots in the contest.
The Flames opened the scoring at 7:21 off a hard rush up the ice, with Tkachuk gaining the zone and dishing off the puck to Gaudreau, who drove down the left wing and behind the net and passed out front to Tkachuk - who had Quinn Hughes in his back pocket - but was able to tip it in for his 15th of the campaign.
He now has goals in five straight games.
Gaudreau continued piling up points, with six goals and 15 assists in his last 15 games.