When the Calgary Flames beat the Colorado Avalanche 5 to 4 in OT on Colorado’s home ice on Monday night, I knew the Coyotes were going to have their hands full in Glendale 24 hours later. Just as the confident but ultimately-defeated Avalanche needed to protect their house, it was just as critical for the Arizona Coyotes to begin defending their Glendale home at Gila River Arena to sustain their “earned on-the-road” momentum and to maintain the point separation between the Flames and the other Pacific Division teams that are chasing the ‘Yotes in the standings.
Arizona Coyotes Fail to Protect Their House and Get Stomped by Calgary Flames
