- Matchup: New Jersey Devils vs Calgary Flames
- Date: Monday, January 19, 2026
- Venue: Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary, AB
- Broadcast: Sportsnet
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The Calgary Flames (20-23-4) are set to battle the New Jersey Devils (24-21-2) at the Scotiabank Saddledome on Monday.
In their previous outing, the New Jersey Devils secured a 3-2 victory against the Kraken. In that match, they spent 4 minutes in penalties and managed to convert 1 out of 2 power play opportunities. The Devils displayed a decent performance, completing 3 goals from 26 shots taken.
At even strength, the Devils have conceded 117 goals while netting 99. Their opponents have had 120 power play chances (ranking 30th in the league) and scored 28 times. This season, New Jersey has tallied 123 goals (28th overall) and given up 145. The team has attempted 1,400 shots, boasting a shooting percentage of 8.8%. Currently, they hold 50 points and a points percentage of .532. The Devils have faced 1,328 shots against, achieving a save percentage of .891. They have generated 116 power play opportunities, scoring on 24 of them for a conversion rate of 20.69%.
Starting in goal for this match is Jacob Markstrom. In his career, Markstrom has recorded 283 quality starts with a quality start percentage of .524. His career save percentage stands at .907 over 28,358 minutes in net. He’s faced 15,725 shots and has made 14,264 saves. Markstrom has allowed 1,461 goals throughout his NHL career, with a goals-against average of 2.71. His overall record is 253 wins, 222 losses, and 64 overtime losses, with 540 games started and a total of 558 appearances.
On the other side, the Calgary Flames recently triumphed with a 3-1 win over the Blackhawks. They had 4 power play opportunities in that contest, successfully converting 1. Calgary netted 3 goals on 23 shots on goal.
The Flames have fired off 1,376 shots (9th in the league), with a shooting percentage of 8.72%, while allowing 1,364 shots against them. Their penalty kill is strong, sitting at 82.52% against 143 power play attempts, and they currently hold a save percentage of 89.8%. With 147 power play attempts, Calgary has a power play success rate of 15.65%. They’ve scored 97 goals at even strength and 23 on the power play (25th in the league). Overall, they’ve allowed 139 goals, comprising 114 at even strength and 25 while short-handed. This season, the Flames have amassed 120 goals, 44 points, and a points percentage of .468.
In goal for Calgary will be Dustin Wolf. Wolf’s career record stands at 51-42-11 with 107 games played. His quality start percentage is 52.9%, with 55 quality starts under his belt. He has achieved 2,726 saves from 3,017 shots attempted, resulting in a save percentage of .904. Opponents average 2.80 goals per game against him, with a total of 291 goals allowed throughout his career. He has started 104 games and logged 3,846 minutes on the ice.
Which team will emerge victorious in today’s NHL showdown, either against the spread or on the moneyline?
Recommended Pick: Go with Calgary
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