(SportsNetwork.com) - The Calgary Flames look to snap a six-game home losing streak on Friday night as they take on a Florida Panthers club that is closing out its longest road trip of the season. The Flames have not picked up a victory at Scotiabank Saddledome in nearly a month, since besting the Washington Capitals on Oct. 26. They are 0-4-2 as the hosting club since and began a stretch of three straight at home on Wednesday with a 2-1 overtime setback to the Columbus Blue Jackets. Flames goalie Reto Berra was able to stop a shot from point-blank range during the overtime session, but Columbus David Savard found Nikita Nikitin in front of the net and Berra was unable to recover in time as the puck crossed the goal line 2:25 into the frame. Berra ended with 16 saves as Calgary fell to 1-5-2 in its last eight, while Joe Colborne tied the game 3:28 into the third period. "I felt like in the third period thats where we skated the best. We generated some good pucks at the net," Calgary head coach Bob Hartley said. "The bottom line is its pretty tough to win when you only have one line going." The Panthers are trying to get things going and have split the first four tests of a five-game road trip that ends tonight. They had won three of four heading into last nights showdown with Edmonton, but lost a 4-1 decision to the Oilers. Scottie Upshall had the lone goal for the Panthers and Tim Thomas yielded three goals on 34 shots in his seventh straight start. "The key was the energy. We didnt have any. Thats the key," said Florida interim head coach Peter Horachek. "If your energy is better, if you come out with a workman attitude, I think that everything improves." Backup Scott Clemmensen could get the call tonight over the 39-year-old Thomas and has never before faced the Flames. He is 0-1-1 with a 3.09 goals against average and .877 save percentage in three games (2 starts) this season. 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We really cant let games slip away from us early. Ottawa trailed by three goals entering the third period, but made it a 4-2 game just 2:43 in as Karlsson wristed home the puck from the slot for his sixth of the season. With Anderson pulled for an extra attacker, Ottawa got several shots on Howard and he was able to turn most of them aside, but Hoffman snuck the puck in from the slot with 34.3 seconds to play. TThe Senators were unable to net the equalizer, though, before time expired.dddddddddddd Ottawa drew first blood at 5:19 of the first on the power play thanks to a one-timer from Turris at the top of the left circle. Detroit, though, tied the game with 3:15 to play in the first with a power play goal of its own as Nyquist slammed home a rebound down low for his 10th of the season. A three-goal second period saw Detroit surge ahead and the team got it started 2:23 in on the power play when Tomas Tatar flew in down the left wing and cranked a shot that saw Anderson kick the rebound out to the right wing where Sheahan buried it. It was a 3-1 game at 13:34 after Weiss jammed home a loose puck in front for his first of the season, and it was Weiss again just over four minutes later when he banged home a rebound. Game Notes Weiss second goal was his 400th career point ... Detroit hosts Philly on Wednesday ... Ottawa plays in St. Louis on Tuesday ... Ottawa had taken a 3-1 win over Detroit in Ottawa on Nov. 4. ' ' '