The Calgary Flames are looking to extend their season-high winning streak to eight games and can pass the Anaheim Ducks for third place in the Pacific Division with a victory and a Ducks loss in regulation at the Chicago Blackhawks. "We didn't have a lot of belief," coach Glen Gulutzan said. "When we won a few games in overtime, a couple of comebacks, that stuff starts to snowball. Our team has a lot more confidence than it did." Captain Mark Giordano said the Flames need to focus on one game, not what they've done previously. "Anytime you're in one of these streaks you don't want it to end," he said. "For us, we're just honestly trying to put the seven games aside and look at these two points tonight." Calgary is 12-2-1 since losing 5-1 at Montreal on Jan. 24. "We've gone on a run here and we haven't gotten into trouble, because when we do get down we're sticking with our game plan and we've got to continue that," Giordano said. Goalie Brian Elliott will start; he's 7-0-1 while allowing 16 goals in his past eight games. "He's been really good," Gulutzan said. "He's found his groove. From our perspective he's worked hard all year. He's a great pro and he's getting rewarded for that work."
