NHL · Final Recap

Calgary survives Flyers’ 34-shot barrage for 4–3 win

November 9, 2026 · 2:56 AM

Devin Cooley stopped 31 shots as Calgary beat Philadelphia despite being outshot 34–26.

Calgary turned a 34–26 shot deficit into a 4–3 win over Philadelphia on Sunday. Devin Cooley stopped 31 of 34 shots for a .912 save percentage, while Dan Vladar made 22 saves on 26 shots for an .846 mark. Joel Farabee scored once on five shots and finished +1, while Zayne Parekh also scored, on four shots, and finished -1. Yegor Sharangovich set up two goals, recording two assists and a +2 with one hit. Owen Tippett scored Philadelphia’s power-play goal, put six shots on net and had two hits, but finished -4. Sean Couturier added two assists and a +2 on three shots, with one hit. Calgary’s goalie made the difference against a Flyers team that generated eight more shots and committed four more giveaways.

Key Performers

Yegor Sharangovich, Calgary: 0 goals, 2 assists, 2 points, 0 shots, +2, 0 power-play goals, 1 hit. Owen Tippett, Philadelphia: 1 goal, 0 assists, 1 point, 6 shots, -4, 1 power-play goal, 2 hits. Joel Farabee, Calgary: 1 goal, 0 assists, 1 point, 5 shots, +1, 0 power-play goals, 0 hits.

Standings Impact

Played on 2026-11-08 ET (today): Calgary improved to 8-9-1 and 17 points, ending its two-game losing streak; Philadelphia fell to 4-11-4, remained at 12 points and extended its skid to three games.

DYMA Insight

Calgary entered ranked 28th in the DYMA Power Index (39.9), ahead of Philadelphia at 30th (34.3). The Flames overcame the shot deficit and had four fewer giveaways to secure the one-goal win.