You had a lot of shots and you can see a lot of pucks and you get to feel the puck," Markstrom said. "The other night was more physical, but, mentally you were in it. The 31-year-old Swede improved to 4-1-1 with a. So everybody's hungry."Ĭoming off a 45-save shutout over Pittsburgh on Thursday, Markstrom earned his third shutout in his last four starts. "Everybody that was here last year remembers that sour taste of last season. We're in a good position so far, but I don't think anyone is happy," Markstrom said. The Flames were coming off a five-game road trip in which they never trailed and won all games by a combined score of 21-7. We've got to spread it out and have everybody accept their role and then go from there." I've said it many times including in the dressing room, we're not a top-heavy line-up. "He's got a great attitude and works hard. "We've got a good team, we're winning games, and I have no complaints."Ĭoach Darryl Sutter is pleased with the way Monahan has handled his role with the club. "It's a team game and when you're part of a team, you've got to accept your role and do the best job you can," said Monahan, a three-time 30-goal scorer. Against the Flyers, that's where he did his damage, scoring the eventual winner and setting up Tkachuk's insurance goal in the third. While centering Calgary's fourth line with veteran wingers Milan Lucic and Trevor Lewis has been a major change for Monahan, the Flames' third-highest paid player at $6.3 million has remained on the team's top power-play unit. Matthew Tkachuk, Johnny Gaudreau and Mikael Backlund (empty net) also scored for Calgary (6-1-1).
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