The Calgary Flames tossed more than 60 shots at Jake Oettinger lastly wiped out the Dallas Stars in an undeniably exhilarating Game 7 to progress to the subsequent round.

The Calgary Flames could have dominated the match, progressing to the second round of the end of the season games in a sensational extra time finish that had hockey fans wherever as eager and anxious as ever, however Dallas Stars goaltender Jake Oettinger was the account of the evening.

The Flames tossed 63 shots at Oettinger in a gigantic Game 7 execution, with the 23-year-old putting on a goaltending center for the ages that, regardless of the result, might just flag the ascent of the NHL’s next incredible netminder.

Oettinger’s 60-save execution, unfortunately, was eventually to no end, as Johnny Gaudreau scored the unequivocal objective at 15:09 of the main extra time frame to punch Calgary’s pass to the subsequent round and affirm the Battle of Alberta that everybody had been sitting tight for.

The Flames are surely feeling certain heading into their memorable session with their common opponents.

Calgary’s serious weapons appeared in spades on Sunday night, with both Tyler Toffoli and Matthew Tkachuk at long last scoring their most memorable objectives of the end of the season games, while Gaudreau contributed only his second of the series.

The Stars did a strong fine occupation of closing down the Flames’ top-line players for the majority of a series they in any case shouldn’t have gotten any opportunity in. In any case, they could twist such a long ways before they broke, and Game 7 managed the last blow.

Presently, the Stars will head into the offseason with a maturing program and various inquiries in regards to their hostile profundity, as they finish the season as one of the more awkward groups in the NHL.

The uplifting news, at any rate, is their goaltending position is more than strong. Each difficult situation has a bright side.