The New York Islanders picked up a point, but left one on the table, in a 2-1 shootout loss to the Calgary Flames on Tuesday night at Scotiabank Saddledome. Pierre Engvall opened the scoring in the second period, while Rasmus Andersson’s power-play goal tied the score 8:17 into the third.

Dustin Wolf made 28 saves in regulation and was perfect on two shots faced in the shootout as the Calgary Flames rallied to a 2-1 victory over the New York Islanders on Tuesday night.

The Islanders opened the scoring at 1:32 of the second period as Pierre Engvall matched his career high with a goal in his third straight game. Defenseman Scott Mayfield got the puck to Engvall in the high slot, he toe-dragged the puck around defenseman Danil Miromanov, and beat Dustin Wolf (27 saves) with a rising wrist shot past his glove.

When Calgary Flames defenceman Rasmus Andersson scored his fifth of the season, he was either too excited or too out of practice to find a New York Islanders fan in the crowd to glare at. It might have been both.

The Islanders will face a well-rested Flames team, as Calgary had three days between games after they shut out the Nashville Predators 2-0 on Friday. Daniil Miromanov and Blake Coleman powered the offense for the Flames, while Dustin Wolf made 29 saves.

The New York Islanders carried a slim 1-0 lead into the third period on Tuesday but failed to hold on, falling 2-1 to the Calgary Flames in a shootout. Here's how it happened: The Islanders started with offensive zone time,

The sting of defeat has faded for the New York Islanders, and now they must turn the page as they continue a road trip on Tuesday against the Calgary Flames.