
Even if it’s not a large number of games, the majority of these matchups had great importance.
Here’s a summary of what we recall from this evening.
And that’s exactly what they did, as they won 4-2.
Nazem Kadri scores his 32nd goal as the Calgary Flames defeated the Minnesota Wild 4-2 at Saddledome in Calgary.@NHLFlames
pic.twitter.com/YmtIDFdvFv— Rockford Maverick (@RockfordMav) April 12, 2025

Of course, the fans of the Montreal Canadiens must hope that the Flames do not make the playoffs, given that the Habs own the Flames’ first-round pick.
Have yourself a night, Marco Kasper!
After tying the game late in the third, Kasper wins it in @Energizer overtime! pic.twitter.com/GT7sEyAtK7
— NHL (@NHL) April 12, 2025

And yesterday, after almost three years without playing, Landeskog played his first professional game, as he played with the Avalanche’s minor league affiliate, the Colorado Eagles.
Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog is playing his first professional game in nearly three years for the franchise’s AHL affiliate
Landeskog’s last appearance came in Game 6 of the 2022 Stanley Cup Final.
(via @Avalanche) pic.twitter.com/YyNpMyy7oB
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) April 12, 2025
It’s worth noting that several of his teammates were on hand to watch him play and encourage him in his first game in 1020 days.
Among those in attendance to support Landeskog: Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, Josh Manson, Andrew Cogliano, Chris MacFarland https://t.co/ttCoNoFcDw
— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) April 12, 2025
It’s really great to see Landeskog back, and it will be even better when he plays in the NHL playoffs.
After the on-ice interview, Landeskog added he was excited that he was able to play approximately 15 minutes, and will see how his body feels tomorrow before determining next steps.
“Fun night, but now I’m tired,” he laughed https://t.co/oh9Ia35h4o
— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) April 12, 2025
Connor McDavid picks up his third primary assist on the night on Corey Perry’s go-ahead goal!
: @Sportsnet or stream on Sportsnet+ https://t.co/4KjbdjVctF pic.twitter.com/5iDiZFWFKv
— NHL (@NHL) April 12, 2025
– Here are all the results from yesterday.
The @EdmontonOilers became the latest team to punch their ticket to the #StanleyCup Playoffs while the @DetroitRedWings and @NHLFlames kept their postseason hopes alive.#NHLStats: https://t.co/BO51wDWtBn pic.twitter.com/fc1GU22W1c
— NHL Public Relations (@NHLPR) April 12, 2025
– Here are the top scorers from yesterday.

– Today’s schedule in the NHL: 11 games.
