LOS ANGELES -- Michael Cammalleri has done his best to keep his Calgary Flames teammates going in the right direction despite a youthful roster and a host of injuries. Derrick Thomas Black Friday Jersey . Saturday night, he was in the right spot at just the right time. Cammalleri scored his 10th goal of the season with 23 seconds remaining, and the Flames pulled out a 2-1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings. Eight of Calgarys nine wins have been by one goal, including shootout victories over Winnipeg and Florida. "The wins havent been as frequent for us as we would have liked, for sure," said Cammalleri, the first Calgary player to reach double digits in goals. "We have a lot of respect for a good opponent across the hall, knowing that theyre comfortable knowing how to win those types of games. Were still learning how, so this feels good. It was a special weekend for us because we had our dads here with us." Cammalleri beat Ben Scrivens with a short backhander from the edge of the crease after getting the puck from Mikael Backlund. The veteran centre spent his first five NHL seasons with Los Angeles. "Cammalleri is a killer. Every game that he plays is like a home game for him," Kings coach Darryl Sutter said. Blair Jones had a short-handed goal during a 5-minute penalty kill in the second period for Calgary. Karri Ramo made five of his 21 saves during the Kings long power play, helping the Flames end the Kings club-record streak of 11 consecutive games in which they gained at least one point in the standings. Ramo was 4 1/2 minutes away from his first NHL shutout when Justin Williams tied it with his 200th regular-season goal. He played a carom off the right boards in the neutral zone after a clearing pass by defenceman Jake Muzzin, then carried the puck into the Flames zone and took a 40-foot wrist shot that glanced off defenceman Shane OBriens stick and over Ramos right shoulder. "Sometimes when a team ties it up late in the game like that and you counter with quick momentum, it almost catches them by surprise because they expect the momentum to come their way," Cammalleri said. "We tried to keep aggressive and stay after it and keep making plays, and Backs made a good play to find me in front of the net." Calgary defenceman Ladislav Smid received a boarding major and automatic game misconduct at 14:26 of the second period for shoving Dwight King face-first into the glass deep in the Calgary zone as the Kings forward tried to beat Cammalleri to a loose puck. King went to the bench with a cut near his right eye, and his teammates suddenly had their 5-minute power play. But it backfired on the Kings, as the Flames responded with their fifth short-handed goal of the season. "The funny thing is, when they got that five-minute major, we went to the bench and said: Hey, boys, were going to come out of this one-nothing." Cammalleri said. "You get that feeling sometimes, because sometimes a team gets a five-minute power play and gets a little lackadaisical." Calgary defenceman TJ Brodie tried to slap the puck out of his zone and partially fanned on it, but it had enough momentum to slide into the Kings end and Scrivens fell down chasing it to his left. Paul Byron took possession behind the net and passed it out to Jones as he was knocked down from behind by defenceman Drew Doughty. "I spent a lot of time playing the penalty kill down in Abbottsford (of the AHL). So once I got on the ice, I had to seize the opportunity," Byron said. "I just jumped on the ice for a change and saw that he slipped, so I put pressure on them and saw Jones out of the corner of my eye. I slipped it to him and he put it in the back of the net." Scrivens, who stopped 18 shots, was 5-0-3 with a 1.34 goals-against average and two shutouts in his previous eight starts. But the disappointment of that goal stung him. "Stuff happens. 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"Hes a tremendous player," Montreal coach Jacques Martin said. "He keeps getting better year after year. Now hes a leader on their team." On both of his goals, a wide-open Giroux was in the right place. The puck bounced off the back boards to him on the first goal and off a rebound on the second. "I think its all luck," Giroux said. "You just get that kind of game where every puck gets on your stick and you shoot it and it goes in. Obviously, Id like more of those kinds of goals." Laviolette said it was no accident that Giroux was positioned to score. "One of his great attributes is his competitiveness," he said. "Every inch of the ice, he fights for." Jakub Voracek also scored for the Flyers, who got all of their offence in the second period. Bobrovsky improved to 5-1-1. Petteri Nokelainen scored and Carey Price made 33 saves for Montreal. Bobrovsky made his sixth start and eighth appearance in 22 games. He replaced Ilya Bryzgalov in Philadelphias overtime win against the Islanders on Wednesday. Bobrovskys best stop Friday came with six minutes remaining when he stoned Erik Cole from point-blank range with a left leg save. "Without Bob were not even close in that game," Giroux said. "Bob made some key saves for us." Bryzgalov, who signed a US$51 million, nine-year deal in the off-season, has been pedestrian to this point. He is 8-5-2 with a 2.89 goals-against average. Earlier in the season, he complained about a complete lack of confidence. Laviolette wouldnt commit to a goalie for Saturdays game against the Rangers, but praised Bobrovsky. "He was sharp, handled the puck well and gave us an opportunity to win," Laviolette said. Bobrovsky, the Flyers top goalie as a rookie last season, said playing behind Bryzgalov has been an adjustment. "It is not easy keeping confideent if you dont play every game in a row," he said through an interpreter. Cheap Minnesota Timberwolves Jerseys. . "I try to adjust as much as I can and it is not my choice how many games to play. It is part of hockey." The Flyers outshot Montreal 18-5 during their big second period. All three of Philadelphias goals came in the final 6 minutes, 48 seconds. Giroux controlled a deflection off the back boards and deposited it off Prices back. Voracek put Philadelphia ahead 4 1/2 minutes later, beating Price to the stick side with a one-timer after receiving a pretty pass from Kimmo Timonen from behind the net. Giroux gave the Flyers a two-goal advantage, scoring with 5.9 seconds left in the period. Voracek did a good job of digging the puck out of the corner and passing back to the blue line, where Braydon Coburn took a hard shot that deflected off Price to the right circle. Giroux was waiting there and wristed the puck past the diving Price, who couldnt get back to the far side of the goal in time. "He was in the right place at the right time and you have to be sharper on a player like that," Montreal defenceman Josh Gorges said of Giroux. Said Price: "(Giroux)s awesome. You cant give him time right there. It doesnt take much time for him to put the puck in the net." Montreal opened the scoring with 1:46 remaining in the first period. Nokelainen picked up a loose puck just outside of the slot and fired a wrister past Bobrovsky. Philadelphia outshot Montreal 36-24. Philadelphia defenceman Andreas Lilja sustained a high ankle sprain and will miss six weeks, according to Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren. NOTES: Montreal killed all four of Philadelphias power plays and has allowed just two goals in their opponents last 52 attempts. ... Philadelphia LW James van Riemsdyk did not play and will be out one to two weeks with an upper body injury. ... Flyers RW Jaromir Jagr missed his third game in the last four with a lower body injury. Jagr, whose streak of 264 straight games ended Nov. 19, played Wednesday but was held out of the lineup against Montreal. ... Flyers captain Chris Pronger missed his third straight game with a virus. ... Voracek has 11 points (two goals, nine assists) in his last eight games. ... Philadelphia announced its roster for the NHL Winter Classic Alumni Game against the Rangers on Dec. 31 at Citizens Bank Park. Among the Flyers alumni playing will be Bob Clarke, Eric Lindros and John LeClair. ' ' '