CALGARY, Alberta — Dustin Wolf made 26 saves, Jonathan Huberdeau ended a scoring drought and the Calgary Flames beat the surging Minnesota Wild 4-1 on Thursday night.
The Flames handed the Wild their first regulation loss since Nov. 6. Minnesota was 10-0-2 during the run.
After 14 games without a goal, Huberdeau struck first for Calgary in the second period. Matt Coronato, Connor Zary and Rasmus Andersson scored in the third, with Andersson icing it with an empty-netter.
Wolf was back in goal after three straight starts for Devin Cooley, although Wolf played the last period Tuesday night in a 5-1 loss in Nashville.
Yakov Trenin scored for Minnesota, and Filip Gustavsson made 26 saves.
The Flames spent eight minutes short-handed in the first period. Wolf stopped all shots when Minnesota had the advantage and all 11 overall in the opening period.
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Wild: At Vancouver on Saturday night.
Minnesota Wild goalie Filip Gustavsson, left, is scored on by Calgary Flames’ Jonathan Huberdeau during second period NHL hockey action in Calgary on Thursday, Dec. 4, 2025. Credit: AP/Jeff McIntosh
Flames: Host Utah on Saturday night.
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