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In the Seattle edition of the Flames' split squad match-up against the Kraken, it was Dan Vladar stealing the show and leading the young roster to a 3-2 shootout win at Climate Pledge Arena.

Vladar made 35 saves and was perfect in the shootout, looking rock-solid in his exhibition debut.

Connor Murphy, who signed an AHL contract with the Wranglers this summer, backed him up.

Seattle opened the scoring early in the first period but Dryden Hunt pulled the Flames even with a tight-angle shot from the corner. Snatching a rebound that came off the boards, he wired a shot into the net at 4:41.

Defenceman Ilya Solovyov gave the Flames the lead just under seven minutes later when he corralled the puck as he sped into the offensive zone, hammering a shot past the netminder. Solovyov added an assist for a two-point night.

Matty Berniers netted the equalizer at 12:35 of the second period and the game remained tied through regulation, sending it into extra time and then a shootout. Yegor Sharangovich and Dillon Dube scored while Jordan Eberle's shootout attempt went wide and Jared McCann was stopped by Vladar.

The Flames next preseason game is on Wednesday when they take on the Jets in Winnipeg at 6 p.m. MT. Fans can watch the game on CalgaryFlames.com.

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      Dube lifts Flames to win with shootout goal

      They Said It:

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          "It was a good effort by everybody"

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              "Vladdy held us in it. ... But we battled hard"

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                  "It's a huge win for us"

                  The Lineups:

                  The trios, D-pairs and goalie that started the tilt in Seattle:

                  FORWARDS

                  Yegor Sharangovich - Adam Ruzicka - Matt Coronato

                  Sam Honzek - Dillon Dube - Martin Pospisil

                  Dryden Hunt - Kevin Rooney - Lucas Ciona

                  Connor Zary - Brett Sutter - Parker Bell

                  DEFENCE

                  Colton Poolman - Jarrod Gourley

                  Ilya Solovyov - Brady Lyle

                  Jonathan Aspirot - Mikael Diotte

                  GOALIES

                  Dan Vladar - starter

                  Connor Murphy

                  The trios, D-pairs and goalie that started the tilt in Calgary:

                  FORWARDS

                  Andrew Mangiapane - Mikael Backlund - Blake Coleman

                  Jakob Pelletier - Clark Bishop - Walker Duehr

                  Emilio Pettersen - Cole Schwindt - Adam Klapka

                  William Stromgren - Ben Jones - Jaden Lipinski

                  DEFENCE

                  Nikita Zadorov - MacKenzie Weegar

                  Noah Hanifin - Nick DeSimone

                  Etienne Morin - Yan Kuznetsov

                  Brady Lyle

                  GOALIES

                  Dustin Wolf - starter

                  Oscar Dansk

                  The Numbers Game:

                  In Seattle

                  Shots: CGY 21, SEA 37

                  Powerplay: CGY 0-3, SEA 1-3

                  FO%: CGY 40.7%, SEA 59.3%

                  Blocked shots: CGY 22, SEA 8

                  Hits: CGY 12 SEA 12

                  Scoring chances: CGY 10, SEA 19

                  High-danger scoring chances: CGY 4, SEA 10

                  Stats from NHL.com and Natural Stat Trick

                  Up Next:

                  The Flames fly to the Manitoba capital to take on the Winnipeg Jets Wednesday night at 6 p.m. MT.

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