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Unlikely heroes lead Flames to 4-3 win over Stars
By WES GILBERTSON, QMI Agency


The Flames scored three times in the third period en route to a 4-3 victory over the host Dallas Stars Sunday. Photo by Mike Stone/Reuters.

DALLAS — Calgary Flames centre Roman Horak couldn't have picked a more perfect time for his first goal of the season.

Same goes for Matt Stajan.

And Steve Begin's timing was even better.

Horak, Stajan and Begin each celebrated third-period tallies — each banging home a rebound — as the Flames shook off an awful second period to storm back for Sunday's 4-3 victory over the Dallas Stars at American Airlines Center.

The Flames surrendered 22 shots — and three goals — in the middle frame but were a different team after the second intermission.

Horak, skating on a line with fellow Czechs Jiri Hudler and Roman Cervenka, scored on a rebound at 1:39 to give the out-of-towners a whiff of opportunity.

Forty-five seconds later, Stajan scored from almost an identical shot, sending Lee Stempniak's rebound to the back of the net.











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