2010-11 Regular Season Season 2013 Episode 16 Flames vs Jets - November 18, 2013

The game between the Flames and Jets on November 18, 2013, was a highly anticipated match-up between two of the league's top teams in the early stages of the regular season. Both teams had started the season strong, with each team boasting an impressive record heading into the game.

The Flames came into the game riding a four-game winning streak, while the Jets were on a three-game winning streak of their own. Both teams had been strong on the defensive end, with the Flames allowing just 2.3 goals per game, while the Jets had allowed just 2.4 goals per game.

The first period of the game was a tight affair, with both teams playing a physical and defensive style of hockey. The Flames had the better of the chances early on, but Jets goaltender Ondrej Pavelec was up to the task, making several big saves to keep the game scoreless.

It wasn't until midway through the period that the first goal was scored, and it came off the stick of Flames forward Jiri Hudler, who fired a wrist shot past Pavelec to give the Flames a 1-0 lead.

The Jets responded quickly, however, as forward Bryan Little scored just over a minute later to tie the game at 1-1. Little's goal was a beauty, as he took a pass in the slot and fired a quick shot that beat Flames goaltender Reto Berra.

The rest of the period was a back-and-forth battle, with both teams exchanging chances but unable to score. The Flames had a few good opportunities late in the period, but Pavelec again stood tall and kept the game tied heading into the second period.

The second period was much like the first, with both teams playing tight defense and trading chances. Neither team was able to score, despite some good opportunities, and the game remained tied heading into the third period.

The third period was when things really started to heat up. The Flames came out strong, looking to take the lead and earn their fifth straight win. They peppered Pavelec with shots early on, but the Jets goaltender continued to make big saves to keep the game tied.

The Jets had their chances as well, and came close to taking the lead several times. They had a few good scoring chances on a power play midway through the period, but Berra was able to make the save each time and keep the game tied.

With just over five minutes left in the game, the Flames finally broke through. Forward Lee Stempniak scored on a wraparound, beating Pavelec to give the Flames a 2-1 lead.

The Jets pulled Pavelec in the final minute of the game, looking to tie it up and send it to overtime, but the Flames were able to hold on and earn the victory. It was their fifth straight win, and it moved them into third place in the Western Conference standings.

Overall, it was a hard-fought and entertaining game between two teams that were evenly matched. The Flames were able to come out on top thanks to some timely scoring and strong goaltending, but the Jets certainly gave them a run for their money. It was a game that showcased the best of what the NHL has to offer, and it was one that fans won't soon forget.