"It'd be great to leave this road trip over .500 and really set ourselves up for a successful January," said Hall, who had an assist in a 3-2 overtime loss at the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday. "We want to be a team that just stays in the thick of it until we can get some guys back and really start rolling as a team. Tonight's a big step in that direction."
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Sean Monahan scored, and Chad Johnson made 34 saves for the Flames (23-20-2), who have lost two of the past three games.
"Those are two points we lost we wish we had," Calgary forward Matt Stajan said. "All we can do is learn from it and we have a big one tomorrow [at Edmonton]."
The Devils took a 1-0 lead at 6:22 of the first period when Palmieri beat Johnson with a short-side shot on an odd-man rush. Palmieri has five goals in his past 12 games after scoring four in the first 30.
"It feels good to contribute offensively," Palmieri said. "It's something that, any guy that scores goals feels like they come in bunches, so you're going to go through hot streaks and cold streaks. It's something where I want to stay consistent and do whatever it takes to help my team win."
Hall made it 2-0 with a power-play goal at 18:31.
"Our power play has been struggling, and a big point of emphasis is just getting pucks to the net and seeing what happens from there," Hall said. "I didn't have any other thought in my head but to shoot and it was nice to see that go in."
Monahan made it 2-1 at 14:04 of the second period. Kinkaid stopped Dougie Hamilton's shot, but Monahan pulled the puck to his forehand before sliding in the rebound to end his 11-game goalless streak.
Johnson stopped PA Parenteau on a partial breakaway and two rebound attempts 41 seconds into the third period, and Miles Wood on a breakaway with five minutes remaining in the game.
"We didn't get it done tonight," Johnson said. "Now we're going to have to regroup and play tomorrow in Edmonton."
