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Flames vs. Senators: Trade Deadline Showdown

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Tune in for a thrilling matchup as the Calgary Flames face off against the Ottawa Senators this Friday. Both teams are pushing for different goals - the Flames, amidst trade deadline speculation, need a strong performance after a tough loss, while the Senators aim for a playoff spot. Ottawa holds statistical advantages, but the Flames special teams struggles could be their downfall. Catch the game at 7 PM MT on Sportsnet West and Sportsnet nine sixty The Fan.

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Flames vs. Senators: Trade Deadline Showdown

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Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Flames vs. Senators: Trade Deadline Showdown. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00For the Calgary Flames, it's March 5th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Calgary Flames host the Ottawa Senators this Friday afternoon, just before the NHL trade deadline. The Flames sit at 24 wins, 29 losses, 7 overtime losses for 55 points, while the Senators have 29 wins, 22 losses, 9 overtime losses, and 67 points. Both teams wrapped up tough losses earlier this week, with Calgary getting routed by Dallas and Ottawa, dropping an overtime decision in Edmonton after, leading late. Meanwhile, the Flames just traded away alternate captain McKenzie-Wigar on Wednesday, and more moves could be coming as speculation heats up around. The roster. They need a sharper effort tonight after that Dallas debacle, no matter who suits up. Expect Devon Cooley to start a net, with projected lines featuring Nazem Kadri, centering Conner's Erie, and Joel Farahby up top. Over on the Senators side, they're pushing for the Eastern Conference's final playout spot,

1:03trailing Boston by five points. They showed promise in Edmonton, but couldn't hold the lead, highlighting their inconsistency this season, despite strong talent like Tim Stutzeland. Brady Tickachuk. Linus Olmark should be between the pipes for them. Stats tell a clear story here, with Ottawa holding advantages and expected goals at 54.2%, percent versus Calgary's 49 point. 3%, plus better power play and penalty kill numbers. The Flames struggle on special teams, ranking near the bottom league wide. This marks their second and final matchup this year, after Calgary fell in a shootout back in October. Unavailable for Calgary are Sam Hanzek, Jake Bean, and Jonathan Hebrado, while Ottawa sits David Perrin. Brock has kicks off at 7pm. Mountain time on SportsNed West and SportsNed at 960, the fan, perfect timing before deadline deals start flying. This episode is supported by our sponsor. What is cooler than cool, a pillow that plays your sound?

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