Calgary will go for its sixth straight victory, which would be the Flames' longest streak since winning seven in a row Dec. 1-17, 2015. "I just think we're finding our game right now," forward Matt Stajan said. "Everybody's contributing. We're getting scoring from throughout. We're getting goaltending. Special teams have been good. When everything's clicking, you roll with it and try to make it happen for as long as you can." The Flames are 7-1-1 in their past nine games. "We're playing with confidence right now and we've got to keep working harder and harder because that's how you keep this going," Stajan said. Forward Johnny Gaudreau has six points (two goals, four assists) in three games since returning from a fractured finger that kept him out of the lineup for 10 games. "It's spread us out a little bit offensively, which helps, especially when the other team is trying to match up, like some teams too," coach Glen Gultuzan said. "It's helped us to have Johnny there." Goaltender Chad Johnson, who will make his sixth straight start, is 12-2-0 with a 1.57 goals-against average and .948 save percentage since Nov. 15. "There's no way around it," Stajan said. "When we were in the dumps he had a few big wins there for us, and it's kind of turned our season around for us."
