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Vancouver at Calgary 6 p.m., Pengrowth Saddledome TV: Sportsnet Radio: FAN 960 The Flames KEEP YOUR EYE ON C Olli Jokinen The big Finn was flying in the last game, but had some hard luck.

Andy Murray was happy to commend his team's work ethic the past two games. But he also knew better than to think tonight's clash at the Pengrowth Saddledome is going to be a cakewalk.

After staking themselves to a 3-2 lead just after the midway point, the Flames only gave up a couple of scoring chances but they both ended up in the net.

Each week, I will present a historical/statistical analysis of how the Calgary Flames team of 2009-10 was built.

2. Calgary, Miikka Kiprusoff: You could give it to him for his first-period heroics alone, but there was plenty to follow in the second period, too.

Flames bench boss Brent Sutter gives out orders Friday night. Minnesota 2 Calgary 1 Three Stars 1. Calgary G Miikka Kiprusoff -- Stood on his head in making 44 saves.

No one, but no one, will argue that the Calgary Flames aren't playing better. And, guess what? They're just warming up.

" was unreal. I don't even know how he saw it. It was a huge save, and belongs on the highlight reel." - " Daymond Langkow Operating under the same on-the-bricks blueprint that has been so successful on this six-game road swing, the Calgary Flames used timely tallies, defensive diligence and the masterful goaltending of Miikka Kiprusoff to take a ...

Calgary Flames center Dustin Boyd deflects the puck in front of Nashville Predators goalie Pekka Rinne during the second period of their NHL hockey game in Nashville, Tennessee November 30, 2009.

Calgary Flames Brandon Prust fights with Phoenix Coyotes Paul Bissonnette during their game at the Pengrowth Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta on November 25, 2009.

Seeing your practice jersey colour match those of the team's biggest stars is about as exciting as it gets.

I nto the Dome of Death rode the Calgary Flames, memories of a humiliating loss in their last foray long forgotten.

2. Chicago RW Patrick Kane celebrated his 21st birthday in style with a goal and an assist.

The Calgary Flames ended their Eastern road trip in style thanks to two of their top players.

Leafs easy kindling for Flames Brandon Prust #33 of the Calgary Flames tries to break free from Jamal Mayers #21 of the Toronto Maple Leafs on November 14, 2009 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Last night's game is about as close as Brandon Prust gets to home in a NHL sweater.

Read up on the latest tidbits and trends as Hockey Night in Canadaa s play-by-play voice Jim Hughson takes you behind the scenes and into the game.

No matter what the result, his play once again stood out like a sore thumb. 2. G Ryan Miller, Buffalo.

Everything about Brent Sutter's body language suggested he was discussing a Calgary Flames loss.

The scoring may have started quickly but the game went the distance as the Sabres topped the Calgary Flames in a shootout in Buffalo on Friday night, snapping the Flames winning streak at four.