The Calgary Flames lost in overtime to the Winnipeg Jets on Friday night. They beat the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday night. On Monday afternoon, in the final game of the 2024 Young Stars Classic tournament the Flames clash with the host Vancouver Canucks, a team that has two victories to their name.
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The Canucks (2-0-0) can sweep their own tournament with a victory. The Flames (1-0-1) can claim a tournament triumph with a win of their own. It&#8217;s September and it&#8217;s just bragging rights on the line, but these two teams haven&#8217;t usually needed much more than that to get feisty against each other.
The game begins at 3:30 p.m. MT and you can catch the action on the Calgary Flames site (live video stream) and Sportsnet 960 The Fan (radio).
<h1>The Flames</h1>
Projected lines via Pat Steinberg:
Lucas Ciona &#8211; Luke Misa &#8211; Andrew Basha 
Samuel Honzek &#8211; Luke McNamara &#8211; Matvei Gridin 
Jacob Battaglia &#8211; Jaden Lipinski &#8211; Hunter Laing 
Parker Bell &#8211; David Silye &#8211; Trevor Janicke.
Eric Jamieson &#8211; Zayne Parekh 
Axel Hurtig &#8211; Henry Mews 
Etienne Morin &#8211; Joni Jurmo
Waltteri Ignatjew starts, backed up by Connor Murphy.
Players to Watch: Let&#8217;s single out two players that were pretty noticeable in the first two games: Lucas Ciona and Andrew Basha. Both were moving well and forechecking well, and heading into the third game of the weekend, it might very well be that the team that gets the right boost of energy at the right time could win. Keep an eye out for Ciona and Basha in that regard.
<h1>The Canucks</h1>
Projected lines via Dave Hall:
Arshdeep Bains – Aatu Räty– Danila Klimovich 
Vilmer Alriksson – Max Sasson &#8211; Jonathan Lekkerimäki 
Anthony Romani – Ty Mueller – Riley Patterson 
Ty Hallaburda &#8211; Cooper Walker &#8211; Deagan McMillan 

Sawyer Mynio – Christian Felton 
Akira Hirose &#8211; Elias Pettersson 
Basile Sansonnens &#8211; Kirill Kurdyavtsev 

Nikita Tilopilo starts, backed up by Ty Young. 

Player to Watch: The biggest Canucks names here are Lekkerimaki and Pettersson and they&#8217;ve earned the attention. Lekkerimaki and &#8220;D-Petey&#8221; (as he&#8217;s called) are coming over from pretty good runs in Sweden and so far have adjusted nicely. They&#8217;re worth keeping your eyes on.
Stay tuned to FlamesNation for pre and post-game coverage of all the Young Stars Classic games! And head over to our YouTube channel, where the gents from Barn Burner will be doing live shows from Penticton every day of the event!

The Calgary Flames lost in overtime to the Winnipeg Jets on Friday night. They beat the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday night. On Monday afternoon, in the final game of the 2024 Young Stars Classic tournament the Flames clash with the host Vancouver Canucks, a team that has two victories to their name.
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The Canucks (2-0-0) can sweep their own tournament with a victory. The Flames (1-0-1) can claim a tournament triumph with a win of their own. It's September and it's just bragging rights on the line, but these two teams haven't usually needed much more than that to get feisty against each other.

The game begins at 3:30 p.m. MT and you can catch the action on the Calgary Flames site (live video stream) and Sportsnet 960 The Fan (radio).
<h1>The Flames</h1>
Projected lines via Pat Steinberg:

Lucas Ciona - Luke Misa - Andrew Basha
Samuel Honzek - Luke McNamara - Matvei Gridin
Jacob Battaglia - Jaden Lipinski - Hunter Laing
Parker Bell - David Silye - Trevor Janicke.

Eric Jamieson - Zayne Parekh
Axel Hurtig - Henry Mews
Etienne Morin - Joni Jurmo

Waltteri Ignatjew starts, backed up by Connor Murphy.

Players to Watch: Let's single out two players that were pretty noticeable in the first two games: Lucas Ciona and Andrew Basha. Both were moving well and forechecking well, and heading into the third game of the weekend, it might very well be that the team that gets the right boost of energy at the right time could win. Keep an eye out for Ciona and Basha in that regard.
<h1>The Canucks</h1>
Projected lines via Dave Hall:

Arshdeep Bains – Aatu Räty– Danila Klimovich
Vilmer Alriksson – Max Sasson - Jonathan Lekkerimäki
Anthony Romani – Ty Mueller – Riley Patterson
Ty Hallaburda - Cooper Walker - Deagan McMillan


Sawyer Mynio – Christian Felton
Akira Hirose - Elias Pettersson
Basile Sansonnens - Kirill Kurdyavtsev


Nikita Tilopilo starts, backed up by Ty Young.


Player to Watch: The biggest Canucks names here are Lekkerimaki and Pettersson and they've earned the attention. Lekkerimaki and "D-Petey" (as he's called) are coming over from pretty good runs in Sweden and so far have adjusted nicely. They're worth keeping your eyes on.

Stay tuned to FlamesNation for pre and post-game coverage of all the Young Stars Classic games! And head over to our YouTube channel, where the gents from Barn Burner will be doing live shows from Penticton every day of the event!

Calgary Flames Game Day: Closing out the Young Stars Classic against the Canucks (3:30pm MT)

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