It's the rubber match from Wednesday that saw the Jets come out on top with a 5-0 victory at Canada Life Centre.
Dan Vladar and Dustin Wolf split the duties in goal with Vladar stopping 13 of 15 and Wolf stopping nine of 12.
The Flames got off to a good start in the opening 20 minutes, but the game got out of reach with turnovers and special teams to blame.
"Definitely after (Wednesday's) game, there was some disappointment," Nikita Zadorov said. "There are some things we need to clean up. We worked on our special teams so that's got to improve. Our compete level has to go up as well."
The crew is dialed in for a better showing tonight, before they host the defending cup champs, the Colorado Avalanche, on Oct. 13 for the home opener.
All the work done in the off-season and the anticipation and buzz around the city is about to come to fruition.
"It's exciting that we are closing in on the opener," Mikael Backlund said. "That's what we are striving for and looking forward to.
"Fun to finish with a good game at home, get some revenge on the Jets. Now, just one week away, its exciting times.
"Those are going to be some good practices for us we need some intensity and be sharp in those practices so we are ready to go come regular season time. Everyone prefers to play right away after the preseason games, but the schedule is what it is and we're going to have to make the most out of it with our practice days."
