Calgary's fourth line did the heavy lifting on Monday night. Wingers Adam Klapka and William Stromgren supplied both goals and Dustin Wolf stopped 26 shots as the Flames beat the San Jose Sharks 2-1, extending Calgary's recent mastery of the matchup.

Klapka opened the scoring and added an assist for his first two-point game of the season. The helper came on Stromgren's first career NHL goal — a milestone marker that ended up standing as the game-winner. For a pair of fourth-liners, it was the kind of night that earns a coach's trust: bottom-six scoring in a one-goal game on the road.

The Sharks made Calgary sweat for it. San Jose pushed hard late, but Wolf and the Flames' structure held through the final minutes to seal the one-goal win. For Wolf, the 26-save outing was another steady night backstopping a team that needed every stop in a game with no margin.

The result keeps a familiar pattern intact — the Flames have had the Sharks' number, and even on a night when the stars were quiet, Calgary found two goals from unlikely sources and made them stand up.