Calgary's offense erupts in second period against Ducks
ByAaron Vickers
NHL.com Independent Correspondent
CALGARY -- The Calgary Flames found their offense against the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday. The Flames scored three goals in a 1:27 span as part of a five-goal second period to take a 6-1 lead.
Forward Troy Brouwer put the Flames up 2-1 at 11:28 on the power play after he tipped Sean Monahan's rolling shot by Ducks goaltender Jonathan Bernier. Alex Chiasson extended the lead to 3-1 at 12:20. Johnny Gaudreau, who scored in the first period in his return after missing 10 games because of a fractured finger, spun to center a pass that Sam Bennett deflected on goal with his skate, and Chiasson scored on the rebound. Matt Stajan completed the quick run when he deflected Dennis Wideman's point shot behind Bernier. Bennett also scored at 16:37 on the power play to put Calgary up 5-1, and Dougie Hamilton one-timed a pass from Stajan by Bernier's blocker at 17:32.
