Coming off a two-week break, Dustin Wolf stopped 26 shots as Calgary beat San Jose 2-1, earning his second straight win and helping steady the Flames after backup Devin Cooley was injured. Calgary’s fourth line supplied both goals, including William Stromgren’s first NHL goal, which proved to be the winner.

By the Numbers
  • Wolf stopped 26 of 27 shots.
  • He is 11-2 against San Jose, including 5-1 at SAP Center.
  • Stromgren had 11 points in 11 games with Calgary’s AHL affiliate before his call-up.
Yes, But

Wolf’s strong outing marks a return to form, but it comes as Cooley is expected to miss multiple weeks. Calgary will need Wolf to sustain his play while the team’s goaltending depth is tested.

State of Play
  • Wolf has won two consecutive starts for the first time this season.
  • Calgary’s fourth line scored both goals, with Adam Klapka contributing a goal and an assist.
  • The Flames’ defensive structure helped protect the lead through San Jose’s late push.
What’s Next

Calgary closes its three-game road trip Wednesday in Seattle, with a 9 p.m. Mountain Time start.

Bottom Line

Wolf’s confidence is building at a crucial moment, and Calgary’s depth came through: a reliable goaltending performance and two goals from the fourth line delivered the road win.