EDMONTON, AB - The New Jersey Devils have swept their way through Alberta, Canada. After a victory in Calgary on Monday night, the Devils did the same to the Flames rivals, the Edmonton Oilers, with a 2-1 victory on Tueday night.

It might be overstating it, though, and more than a little, to say they were hard done by with a 4-2 loss to the Flames. The Islanders were loose with the puck, got more sloppy as the game went on and far worse in their own zone than two days prior.

Blake Coleman’s 11th goal of the season, tying him for the team lead, was the game winner on Saturday as the Calgary Flames edged the visiting Edmonton Oilers 3-2.

David Rittich will start between the pipes against the Flames on Saturday afternoon. Rittich began his NHL career in Calgary and played with the franchise for five years.

The Calgary Flames' scorching-hot play at home continued Saturday night and came in front of their first sellout crowd since last year’s New Year’s Eve game against the Vancouver Canucks.

Connor McDavid had five assists and Leon Draisaitl three goals as the Edmonton Oilers kept rolling into the holiday hiatus with a 5-1 victory over their rival Calgary Flames on Tuesday.

Rasmus Andersson is expected to soon bid goodbye to the Calgary Flames, with trade talks in the final stages for the defenseman.

The New Jersey Devils defeated the Calgary Flames 2-1 in overtime on Monday night at the Scotiabank Saddledome. The Devils looked strong early, but the game opened up in the second and third periods,