No stage appears too big for Andrew Mangiapane as he continues his ascent in the hockey world. With all eyes on the brand-new UBS Arena on Hockey Night in Canada, the 25-year-old Flames winger continued to steal the show with a pair of power-play goals in a 5-2 win over an energized Islanders squad. So impressive is Mangiapane’s 14-goal spree to sit second only to Leon Draisaitl, his second consecutive two-goal outing managed to overshadow the fact that Jacob Markstrom essentially stole this one. More on him in a bit. Tipping in point blasts on two separate power-play units to put the Flames up 3-1 early in the second period, Mangiapane now finds himself sandwiched between Draisaitl and Alex Ovechkin on the NHL goal-scoring list. Only Draisaitl has more than the four game-winning goals Mangiapane has. Coupled with his seven goals in seven World Championship games as tourney MVP, he’s unquestionably the world’s hottest goal scorer. He’s certainly the top Canadian, which will ...