Blake Coleman has been a steady source of offense for Calgary, and the Flames will need that again when they host the Los Angeles Kings on April 16 at Scotiabank Saddledome. Puck drop is set for 9:00 p.m. ET in what is Calgary’s season finale.
Coleman enters with 20 goals and 15 assists, and he recorded an assist on Sunday against Utah before scoring Calgary’s lone goal in Tuesday’s loss to Colorado. He has cashed the Over in points in four of his last six home appearances, and his track record against Los Angeles is strong enough to matter: he has registered eight shots on goal in three matchups with the Kings and has 22 points in 32 outings at the Saddledome.
Morgan Frost is another Calgary skater worth watching. He has cashed the Over in shots on goal in three of his last five contests, including two shots on target against the Avalanche and five against the Mammoth over his last two games. In 2025-26, Frost is averaging 1.85 shots on net at the Saddledome, and that matters against a Kings team allowing 10.1 shots on goal per game to centers.
The matchup also fits the numbers from the season series. Calgary beat Los Angeles 3-2 last month and is 2-1 against the Kings this season, with all three meetings decided by two goals or fewer. The Flames have been strong at home at 22-13-5, while Los Angeles has lost three of its last five road games. Calgary has also hit the moneyline in seven of its last nine home games.
Quinn Allen’s read on the game is that Coleman gets on the scoresheet again and Calgary finishes its season by beating Los Angeles. That call leans on the form, the home ice and the recent head-to-head results, and it points to a tight game that once again should stay close.
