Blake Coleman was pivotal in the game, contributing with a goal and an assist, and enhancing the Flames' offense.

Coleman added a crucial goal late in the second period, demonstrating his ability to capitalize on defensive mistakes and contribute to his team's success.

Blake Coleman scored on the power play, demonstrating the Flames' resilience in response to the Capitals' early lead.

Blake Coleman had a pivotal role in the Flames' loss to the Capitals, as his penalty for closing his hand on the puck led to a crucial two-man advantage for Washington, resulting in a game-changing goal by Dylan Strome. Coleman expressed disappointment over the team's inability to capitalize on their chances, emphasizing that they deserved better given their performance at even strength. He acknowledged his mistake as a critical moment that shifted the game's momentum, while also tying the game earlier with his 11th goal of the season.

Blake Coleman scored a power play goal for Calgary, tying the game 1-1. However, shortly after his goal, he received a penalty for closing his hand on the puck, which led to a critical five-on-three situation that the Capitals capitalized on.