Nation Sites
The Nation Network
FlamesNation has no direct affiliation to the Calgary Flames, Calgary Sports and Entertainment, NHL, or NHLPA
Quotable: the Flames lose to the Canadiens 2-1

Photo credit: Sergei Belski-USA TODAY Sports
After two decisive wins over the Montreal Canadiens this weekend, the Calgary Flames just couldn’t close out the sweep. The Flames’ playoff hopes took a big hit via a 2-1 loss to Montreal on Monday night.
Here are some selected quotes from the post-game media addresses.
Darryl Sutter
Sutter noted what the difference was in such a close game.
It was really close game between two pretty structured teams. They scored a power play goal, we scored a power play goal. They scored late in the second and hang on to the lead. Pretty even game.
Mark Giordano
Giordano explained what happened on the go-ahead goal for Montreal late in the second period.
We were playing a good game. Again, it’s a 1-1 game and from what I remember a lot of different things happened for them to get into our zone. In our zone it was just a little bit of a bounce to the slot for them, they got a couple whacks and rebound pop play really to one of their guys after Marky made a huge save. So it was a tough sequence for us, but again, when you come into a game like this, it’s got that playoff atmosphere, it’s going to be low-scoring, little things mean the difference.
Sean Monahan
Monahan discussed the team’s belief that they can still go on a run towards the post-season.
We’ve gotta maintain that. Our mindset is to win every game and our next game in Edmonton, it’s a new day and we’ve got to get those two points. The belief’s still here and that’s our main focus here as a group.
Breaking News
- After Rasmus Andersson trade to Vegas, the Flames can turn another page
- Flames Game Day 49: Dealing with the Devils (7pm MT, SNW)
- FlamesNation Mailbag: Discussing trade further trade possibilities, Pospisil and more!
- 8 thoughts on the Rasmus Andersson trade to Vegas
- Recap: Wranglers pick up a point in overtime loss for Zayne Parekh’s AHL debut
