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Colorado Avalanche vs. Calgary Flames: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 14, 2025

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Mar 14, 2025 9:47 PM
The Calgary Flames are gearing up to host the Colorado Avalanche at the Scotiabank Saddledome on Friday, Mar 14, 2025, at 9:00 PM. Fresh off Jonathan Huberdeau's impressive 2-goal performance, the Flames look to even the regular season series against the Avalanche, who currently lead 1-0. Calgary will aim to protect their home ice, where they hold a solid 18-10-5 record, against a Colorado team that has struggled on the road with a 17-14-1 record.
Colorado Avalanche vs Calgary Flames

Current Odds

COL
CGY
Over
4.5
+140
Under
3.5
+144
COL
-2.5
-141
CGY
+1.5
+280
COL
ML
-2500
CGY
ML
+1300

Avalanche vs Flames statistics

Stat Avalanche Flames
Goals For per Game 3.32 2.56
Goals Against Average 2.88 2.88
Shots per Game 29.5 28.8
Shots Against per Game 26.2 29.3
Power Play Goals 45 39
Power Play Goals Against 34 48
Short Handed Goals 5 6
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 453 659
Power Play Percentage 23.6 21.4
Penalty Kill Percentage 79.6 74.9

Calgary Flames recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/12/25 vs Vancouver Canucks L 4-3 SO
3/8/25 vs Montreal Canadiens W 1-0
3/6/25 @ Dallas Stars L 3-2 OT
3/4/25 @ Philadelphia Flyers W 6-3
3/2/25 @ Carolina Hurricanes L 2-1 OT

Colorado Avalanche recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/11/25 @ Minnesota Wild L 2-1 SO
3/10/25 vs Chicago Blackhawks W 3-0
3/8/25 vs Toronto Maple Leafs W 7-4
3/6/25 vs San Jose Sharks W 7-3
3/4/25 vs Pittsburgh Penguins W 4-1

Calgary Flames injuries

  • Connor Zary (C): Suspension
  • Mikael Backlund (C): Day-To-Day
  • Justin Kirkland (C): Injured Reserve
  • Anthony Mantha (RW): Injured Reserve

Colorado Avalanche injuries

  • Gabriel Landeskog (LW): Injured Reserve
  • Sean Behrens (D): Out
  • Tucker Poolman (D): Injured Reserve

Avalanche vs Flames game info

Type Info
Venue Scotiabank Saddledome
Location Calgary, AB
Puck drop Fri 9:00 PM

Avalanche vs Flames predictions

When it comes to the Colorado Avalanche, the name Nathan MacKinnon immediately stands out. With 27 goals and 75 assists already this season, he's been nothing short of a powerhouse. His ability to weave through defenses and create scoring opportunities not only sets him apart, but also makes him a pivotal player in this matchup against the Calgary Flames. You can expect MacKinnon to be on his A-game, finding ways to capitalize on any openings he gets. He's that player who can change the course of a game with one swift move or a perfectly timed pass. Keep an eye on him; he's likely to leave a significant imprint on the ice at Scotiabank Saddledome.

Flipping the script over to the Calgary Flames, Jonathan Huberdeau will be the player to watch. Coming off a fantastic two-goal performance, Huberdeau is riding a wave of confidence. While the Avalanche defense might be a tough nut to crack, Huberdeau's speed and skill allow him to create his magic under pressure. Playing in front of a home crowd where the Flames have a decent record this season gives an extra edge. Add to the mix MacKenzie Weegar, who can deliver crucial assists, and you've got a capable duo that could disrupt the Avalanche's rhythm and make a memorable night for Calgary fans.

As both teams face off, the stakes are high, and while it’s anyone's game, my gut leans slightly toward the Avalanche. Despite Calgary’s strong showing at home and the hot hand of Huberdeau, the Avalanche's overall record and road performance suggest they might edge this matchup. MacKinnon's form and the team's hunger to extend their lead in the series give them a slight advantage. But, as sports always remind us—we never truly know until the puck drops and the goals start to roll in. What do you think? Will the Flames ignite a comeback or will the Avalanche sweep through again?

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