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JNGD -3 / Lines And Notes: Jets Host Flames In Preseason Battle

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Sep 25, 2017, 15:45 EDTUpdated: Sep 25, 2017, 15:36 EDT
It hasn’t been as rough a preseason as the Jets have had, but the Calgary Flames thought their preseason would go at least a little better than it has so far.
It does the get any easier for them tonight as the Jets will be bringing out some of their big guns at home while the Flames may as well put their AHL jerseys on for tonight’s game.
Jets preseason game #5
Calgary Flames (1-3-0)
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Winnipeg Jets (0-3-1)
September 25, 2017 – Puck drop: 7:00 PM CST – Bell MTS Place
TV: TSN3
Radio: TSN 1260
TV: TSN3
Radio: TSN 1260
Calgary Flames Lines & Notes
Forwards
Matthew Tkachuk – Sean Monahan – Spencer Foo
Emile Poirier – Mark Jankowski – Garnet Hathaway
Joseph Cramarossa – Marek Hrivik – Curtis Lazar
Luke Gazdic – Dillon Dube – Ryan Lomberg
Emile Poirier – Mark Jankowski – Garnet Hathaway
Joseph Cramarossa – Marek Hrivik – Curtis Lazar
Luke Gazdic – Dillon Dube – Ryan Lomberg
Defense
Matt Bartkowski – Michael Stone
Rasmus Andersson – Juuso Valimaki
Tyler Wotherspoon – Brett Kulak
Rasmus Andersson – Juuso Valimaki
Tyler Wotherspoon – Brett Kulak
Goaltenders
Eddie Lack
Jon Gillies
Jon Gillies
- The Flames had made a series of cuts on Saturday to get their roster to 40 players, and after tonight’s game will be looking to trim it down some more, so tonight’s game is a chance for some of the on-the-bubble players on Calgary to make a last impression on coach Glen Gulutzan. The goal is to go from the current group of 26 forwards down to 15, so expect some intensity out of the Flames tonight
- Matthew Tkachuk will make his return after suffering an injury last week, he’ll be joined by Sean Monahan who is also making his return to the lineup after missing their game Friday against the Canucks.
- Eddie Lack will start tonight and according to Glen Gulutzan he will go the distance.
Winnipeg Jets Lines & Notes
Forwards
Kyle Connor – Mark Scheifele – Blake Wheeler
Nik Ehlers – Nic Petan – Patrik Laine
Mathieu Perreault – Adam Lowry – Marko Dano
Shawn Matthias – Andrew Copp – JC Lipon
Nik Ehlers – Nic Petan – Patrik Laine
Mathieu Perreault – Adam Lowry – Marko Dano
Shawn Matthias – Andrew Copp – JC Lipon
Defense
Tobias Enstrom – Dustin Byfuglien
Dmitry Kulikov – Jacob Trouba
Ben Chiarot – Tucker Poolman
Dmitry Kulikov – Jacob Trouba
Ben Chiarot – Tucker Poolman
Goaltenders
Steve Mason
Eric Comrie
Eric Comrie
- Kyle Conner gets a chance to show what he can do on the top line? Nic Petan gets to center Elhers and Lanie? This is going to be fun on the bun!
- Paul Maurice hasn’t bee afraid to mix his defensive pairins around as he tries to find ideal matches. Beyond a pairing of Trouba and Morrissey, there are a lot of ways the defense can go. Enstrom with Byfuglien is an old, reliable pairing which should work well.
- Mason is expected to get the start tonight.
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