Flames attempt to take game puck from Sens goalie who got first career win

In Monday night's NHL action between the Calgary Flames and Ottawa Senators, fireworks went off between both teams after the final buzzer had sounded.

Ottawa Senators goalie Filip Gustavsson stopped 35 shots to earn his first career win in his first NHL start, leading the Sens to a 2-1 win, but the prized game puck was something that was hard to find.

Calgary Flames defenseman Rasmus Andersson picked up the game puck and attempted to take it with him off of the ice, but not before Senators star forward Brady Tkachuk had something to say about it. Tkachuk along with a referee rushed over to the Calgary bench to stop Andersson from taking the game puck. The video can be seen below:

Flames make it difficult for the Sens to get the game puck for 22-year-old Filip Gustavsson, who got his first NHL win pic.twitter.com/HtTctLVSlg— Brady Trettenero (@BradyTrett) March 23, 2021

Luckily, the game puck was returned to the Sens rookie for recording his first career win. It will be interesting to see the next matchup on Wednesday when the two teams take the ice again.

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