The Wranglers’ six-game homestand continues with a two game midweek series against the Manitoba Moose. The two are set to play on Tuesday and Thursday nights for their second series of the season. They played previously in November where they split the series. Calgary took game one by a score of 3-2 and Manitoba won the second game in overtime by a score of 4-3. Those games were back in the middle of the Wranglers’ last point streak and even though the Moose sit at fifth in the Central Division, these could be an interesting couple of games. 

<h2>Project Lineups </h2>
Calgary 
Jakob Pelletier &#8211; Connor Zary &#8211; Mitch McLain 
Emilio Pettersen &#8211; Cole Schwindt &#8211; Ben Jones 
Brett Sutter &#8211; Kevin Rooney &#8211; Walker Duehr 
Alex Gallant &#8211; Rory Kerins &#8211; Clark Bishop
Dennis Gilbert &#8211; Nick DeSimone 
Colton Poolman &#8211; Jeremie Poirier 
Yan Kuznetsov &#8211; Nicolas Meloche
Dustin Wolf 
Oscar Dansk
Manitoba 
Malott &#8211; Stenlund &#8211; Limoges 
Bongiovanni &#8211; Toninato &#8211; Lambert 
Polei &#8211; Meireles &#8211; Jones 
Torgersson &#8211; Nikkanen &#8211; Reichel
Chisholm &#8211; Gawanke 
Sautner &#8211; Stewart 
Lundmark &#8211; Bauer
Holm 
Salminen
<h2>Notes and expectations </h2>
Pending any last-minute game day moves, Matthew Phillips and Radim Zohorna are expected to still be up with the Flames and absent from the Wranglers’ lineup for at least Tuesday’s game and possibly Thursday’s as well.
Someone to keep an eye on is Walker Duehr. For someone who earned himself an NHL call-up to the Flames last season, he hasn’t been too hot out of the gates for the Wranglers. That has since changed since he has settled into the season a bit more. 
Duehr is up to 14 points on the year with eight goals and six assists. Five of those goals have been in this scoring streak. He could be on pace for a career year with the Wranglers as he finished last season with 11 goals and 12 assists in 59 games. 
Duehr’s performance was slightly overshadowed last game by Emilio Pettersen. Pettersen had an insane goal that put the Wranglers up to 5-2 in their win against San Diego. Here’s a look at his nifty moves once again. 
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Emilio Pettersen oh my god. This has got to be one of the top goals of the week. <a href="https://t.co/LthIztRsox">pic.twitter.com/LthIztRsox</a>
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Pettersen has worked his way back up to the starting position he deserves. Earlier in the season, he was scratched for a few games here and there but he has also really started to hit his stride. Pettersen is up to 14 points on the season with four points in his last three games. He’s not a super streaky player but is reliable enough to hit the scoresheet once every game or two. 
Even though Dansk got the start on Sunday afternoon, expect to see Wolf for both of these games. Their previous opponent got three straight games against Wolf and was one of the weaker teams in the league. Wolf has still been the go-to guy with league leading stats in shutouts and wins to back it up. 
You can catch both these games at the Saddledome on Tuesday and Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. MT or stream it on AHL.TV. FlamesNation contributors Mike Gould and myself, (Paige Siewert) will have live Twitter coverage for this series.

The Wranglers’ six-game homestand continues with a two game midweek series against the Manitoba Moose. The two are set to play on Tuesday and Thursday nights for their second series of the season. They played previously in November where they split the series. Calgary took game one by a score of 3-2 and Manitoba won the second game in overtime by a score of 4-3. Those games were back in the middle of the Wranglers’ last point streak and even though the Moose sit at fifth in the Central Division, these could be an interesting couple of games. 


<h2>Project Lineups </h2>
Calgary 

Jakob Pelletier - Connor Zary - Mitch McLain
Emilio Pettersen - Cole Schwindt - Ben Jones
Brett Sutter - Kevin Rooney - Walker Duehr
Alex Gallant - Rory Kerins - Clark Bishop

Dennis Gilbert - Nick DeSimone
Colton Poolman - Jeremie Poirier
Yan Kuznetsov - Nicolas Meloche

Dustin Wolf
Oscar Dansk

Manitoba 

Malott - Stenlund - Limoges
Bongiovanni - Toninato - Lambert
Polei - Meireles - Jones
Torgersson - Nikkanen - Reichel

Chisholm - Gawanke
Sautner - Stewart
Lundmark - Bauer

Holm
Salminen
<h2>Notes and expectations </h2>
Pending any last-minute game day moves, Matthew Phillips and Radim Zohorna are expected to still be up with the Flames and absent from the Wranglers’ lineup for at least Tuesday’s game and possibly Thursday’s as well.

Someone to keep an eye on is Walker Duehr. For someone who earned himself an NHL call-up to the Flames last season, he hasn’t been too hot out of the gates for the Wranglers. That has since changed since he has settled into the season a bit more. 

Duehr is up to 14 points on the year with eight goals and six assists. Five of those goals have been in this scoring streak. He could be on pace for a career year with the Wranglers as he finished last season with 11 goals and 12 assists in 59 games. 

Duehr’s performance was slightly overshadowed last game by Emilio Pettersen. Pettersen had an insane goal that put the Wranglers up to 5-2 in their win against San Diego. Here’s a look at his nifty moves once again. 

https://twitter.com/flames_update/status/1602066574428758016

Pettersen has worked his way back up to the starting position he deserves. Earlier in the season, he was scratched for a few games here and there but he has also really started to hit his stride. Pettersen is up to 14 points on the season with four points in his last three games. He’s not a super streaky player but is reliable enough to hit the scoresheet once every game or two. 

Even though Dansk got the start on Sunday afternoon, expect to see Wolf for both of these games. Their previous opponent got three straight games against Wolf and was one of the weaker teams in the league. Wolf has still been the go-to guy with league leading stats in shutouts and wins to back it up. 

You can catch both these games at the Saddledome on Tuesday and Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. MT or stream it on AHL.TV. FlamesNation contributors Mike Gould and myself, (Paige Siewert) will have live Twitter coverage for this series.

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