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Even with a comfortable lead atop the Northwest Division, the Calgary Flames are aware they can't afford another defeat like their last one.
The Flames, looking to bounce back from an ugly performance, open a season-high seven-game road trip against the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night.
Calgary (37-19-6) has earned points in nine of its last 10 games (7-1-2), but fell 8-6 to visiting Tampa Bay on Sunday night - the first time it allowed that many goals since a 9-4 defeat at Nashville on March 18, 2006.
Cammalleri had an assist in the Flames' 6-3 home win over Ottawa on Dec. 27 that was their fourth straight overall versus the Senators (23-28-10).
The Senators - whose 56 points are the fourth-fewest in the NHL - have lost consecutive games after a 4-3 overtime loss to visiting Toronto.
Rookie Brian Elliott gave up the decisive tally 33 seconds into the extra period, and Ottawa slipped to 1-3-2 following a season-high five-game winning streak from Feb. 7-16
Even with a comfortable lead atop the Northwest Division, the Calgary Flames are aware they can't afford another defeat like their last one.
The Flames, looking to bounce back from an ugly performance, open a season-high seven-game road trip against the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night.
Calgary (37-19-6) has earned points in nine of its last 10 games (7-1-2), but fell 8-6 to visiting Tampa Bay on Sunday night - the first time it allowed that many goals since a 9-4 defeat at Nashville on March 18, 2006.
Cammalleri had an assist in the Flames' 6-3 home win over Ottawa on Dec. 27 that was their fourth straight overall versus the Senators (23-28-10).
The Senators - whose 56 points are the fourth-fewest in the NHL - have lost consecutive games after a 4-3 overtime loss to visiting Toronto.
Rookie Brian Elliott gave up the decisive tally 33 seconds into the extra period, and Ottawa slipped to 1-3-2 following a season-high five-game winning streak from Feb. 7-16
