Goaltender Chad Johnson will start for the Calgary Flames, who are playing their first game following a five-day break. Calgary has won four of its past five games (4-1-0). "You have to bring your best," Johnson said. "We know where we are in the standings, but that's not something that we're focused on during the game. You have to really focus on the process of getting wins." The Flames are one point behind the Los Angeles Kings for the second wild card into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Western Conference and trail the Nashville Predators by three points for the first wild card. "I kept up-to-date with all that stuff and looked at scores and kept my eye on the standings," center Sean Monahan said. "I know where we are and as a group we know where we are." Monahan, at 22 years, 124 days old, is one goal from becoming the youngest player in Flames history to score 100 goals. Joe Nieuwendyk was 22 years, 185 days when he scored his 100th on March 14, 1989. "I just park that and try to play my game," Monahan said. "To get there would be pretty special and pretty cool, but right now I'm focused on winning hockey games and if I can help by putting the puck in the net, that'd be great."
