Ducks thrash Flames in Game One of Western Conference semis
ByReuters
Published 01/05/2015 at 05:19 GMT
May 1 (The Sports Xchange) - The Anaheim Ducks extinguished the Calgary Flames 6-1 at home in Game One of the best-of-seven Western Conference semi-final series on Thursday.
Right winger Corey Perry tied a franchise postseason record with four points as he notched two goals and two assists to give him a league-high 11 points this postseason.
Wingers Matt Beleskey, Patrick Maroon and Emerson Etem also scored for Anaheim. Center Ryan Getzlaf contributed a goal and three assists, while defenseman Hampus Lindholm added two helpers.
Rookie center Sam Bennett netted the lone Calgary goal after the Flames had already conceded six.
Frederik Andersen cruised to victory with 34 saves, while Calgary starter Jonas Hiller let in three goals before giving way to backup Karri Ramo, who surrendered three more.
It took the Ducks more than 10 minutes to score their first goal, but then the floodgates opened as they went 4-0 up midway through the second period.
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