Flames can't keep up with Lightning's flood of offense despite Iginla's 400th goal

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Game Information

Arena: Pengrowth Saddledome Location: Calgary, Alberta

Referees: Dan Marouelli Linesmen: Lonnie Cameron, Darren Gibbs

Attendance: 19,289 (100.0% full)

Team Stat Comparison
207	Goals	251
269	Goals Against	246
61	Power Play Goals	61
89	Power Play Goals Allowed	58
4	Shorthanded Goals	6
9	Shorthanded Goals Allowed	15
1306	Penalty Minutes	1299
16	Average Penalty Minutes	16

Scoring Summary
1ST PERIOD			TAM	CGY
11:07		Evgeny Artyukhin Unassisted	1	0
15:44		Jarome Iginla (Power Play) Assists: David Moss, Mike Cammalleri	1	1
2ND PERIOD			TAM	CGY
1:19		Martin St. Louis Assists: Steven Stamkos, Mark Recchi	2	1
8:07		Craig Conroy Assists: Dion Phaneuf, Jarome Iginla	2	2
13:02		Mike Cammalleri (Power Play) Assists: David Moss, Jarome Iginla	2	3
14:19		Jamie Lundmark Assists: Cory Sarich, Matthew Lombardi	2	4
14:57		Vincent Lecavalier Assists: Cory Murphy, Josef Melichar	3	4
16:14		Steven Stamkos Assists: Mark Recchi, Martin St. Louis	4	4
18:27		Vaclav Prospal (Power Play) Assists: Gary Roberts, Steve Eminger	5	4
3RD PERIOD			TAM	CGY
0:14		Jarome Iginla Assists: Craig Conroy, Jim Vandermeer	5	5
2:39		Ryan Malone (Power Play) Assists: Mark Recchi, Vincent Lecavalier	6	5
8:32		Vincent Lecavalier (Power Play) Assists: Mark Recchi, Cory Murphy	7	5
16:46		Todd Bertuzzi (Power Play) Assists: Jarome Iginla, Mike Cammalleri	7	6
19:28		Martin St. Louis (Empty net) Assists: Mark Recchi	8	6

CALGARY, Alberta -- Vincent Lecavalier, Martin St. Louis and the Tampa Bay Lightning spoiled Calgary star Jarome Iginla's milestone night.

Iginla's Night

• Jarome Iginla's second goal of the game gave him 400 goals to move into the top spot on the Flames' career scoring list.

• Iginla has 834 points in 922 games. He broke the franchise record set by Theo Fleury of 830 points in 791 games.

• Iginla had two goals and three assists against the Lightning.

• Iginla has scored six goals in his last six games.

-- The Associated Press

Lecavalier and St. Louis each had two goals and an assist, and Mark Recchi had five assists to help the Lightning beat the Flames 8-6 on Sunday night.

"That was right out of the 80s," St. Louis said. "A wide open game, a lot of goals, everybody got involved. It was a fun game to play."

Iginla had two goals and three assists to break the Flames' career scoring record. His second goal of the game, 14 seconds into the third period, was his 400th.

Iginla has 834 points in 922 career games, all with the Flames. He broke the franchise record of 830 set by Theo Fleury in 791 games. The two were teammates for three seasons before Fleury was traded to Colorado in the 1998-99 season.

Iginla's milestone 831st point came when Craig Conroy deflected in Dion Phaneuf's shot after Iginla had started the sequence by getting the puck back to Phaneuf.

Fast Facts

• The Lightning improve to 4-9-2 in their last 15 games and snap the Flames' four-game winning streak.

• Lightning center Vincent Lecavalier has 28 points in his last 27 games.

• Forward Martin St. Louis has 45 points in his last 40 games with Tampa Bay.

-- ESPN research

"I was excited to get it at home. I wasn't too picky about it being a real nice one. It was cool to get it on Conroy's," Iginla said. "Unfortunately the night didn't go the way we wanted, we let it get away from us. Looking back on it down the road, it's still going to be a great night."

Recchi acknowledged Iginla's feat with a friendly tap on the shinpads.

"He's the face of the franchise. When you think of the Calgary Flames, you think of Jarome Iginla and it's great to see him get that opportunity and to do it at home is nice, too," Recchi said. "He's had a great career and he's an amazing player. To be the franchise leader, that's a great honor."

It was a milestone night for Recchi, too. He moved past Bryan Trottier into 14th on the NHL's career list with 1,426 points (535 goals, 891 assists).

Evgeny Artyukhin, Steven Stamkos, Ryan Malone and Vaclav Propsal also scored for Tampa Bay. The Lightning snapped a seven-game road losing streak.

"We have too much respect for our coaching staff. The guys in here have stuck together through this. Guys aren't going to quit," Recchi said. "It's been an interesting year, a frustrating year for all of us, but at the same time, you're not going to quit on each other."

Conroy, Michael Cammalleri, Jamie Lundmark and Todd Bertuzzi added goals for Calgary, set to open a seven-game trip on Tuesday night in Ottawa.

"It's a wakeup call for us," Conroy said. "If we try to run and gun, that's not the way we're going to win games."

Game notes
Calgary rookie RW Brandon Prust (concussion) is back on the sidelines. After missing 31 games because of a broken jaw, Prust was reinjured Friday night in his fourth game back when he was elbowed by Minnesota's Derek Boogaard. Boogaard was suspended for five games. ... Warren Peters was recalled from Quad Cities of the American Hockey League to take Prust's spot. ... St. Louis and Lecavalier are the lone remaining members of the Lightning team that beat the Flames in the 2004 Stanley Cup final. The Flames have six players remaining.