The Calgary Flames may be getting some good news on the injury front.

According to a report from TSN’s Darren Dreger on Tuesday’s edition of Insider Trading, Flames winger Kris Versteeg is expected to be skating in “10-to-14 days” and that could pave the way for a return in “early-to-mid March.”

Versteeg, 31, has been out since late November with a lingering hip issue. He underwent surgery in early December to resolve a labrum issue, but has been doing his rehab in Calgary. Estimates for recovery from labrum surgery are generally in the four-to-six months range, and a mid-March return would be roughly four months after surgery.

Michael Frolik is also skating with the team with a yellow no-contact jersey and a full face shield after taking a Brent Burns slapshot to the face in late December and undergoing jaw surgery. He’s expected to be back sometime after the All-Star Break, which would be in early February.

In Elliotte Friedman’s 31 Thoughts this week, he had this report on the Flames’ trade hopes:

With Versteeg and Frolik seemingly on their way back to the Flames lineup, the pressure to add to the group is definitely lessened.