The Calgary Wranglers are back in action after taking just under a week off during the AHL All-Star Classic. Rory Kerins, Devin Cooley and Brett Sutter went to this event and didn’t come back with division wins for the Pacific, but still contributed to a fun two days in Coachella Valley. As they get back to business, they will face the Henderson Silver Knights for a two game set this weekend.
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<h2>Projected lines</h2>
Calgary 
William Stromgren &#8211; Rory Kerins &#8211; Martin Frk 
Sam Honzek &#8211; Clark Bishop &#8211; Lucas Ciona
Parker Bell &#8211; David Silye &#8211; Jonathan Aspirot
Alex Gallant &#8211; Brett Davis &#8211; Connor Mylymok
Yan Kuznetsov &#8211; Hunter Brzustewicz 
Artem Grushnikov &#8211; Jeremie Poirier 
Joni Jurmo &#8211; Jarred Tinordi 
Devin Cooley
Connor Murphy/Waltteri Ignatjew
Henderson
Jona Rondbjerg &#8211; Jakub Brabenec &#8211; Grigori Denisenko 
Mason Morelli &#8211; Matyas Sapovaliv &#8211; Braeden Bowman 
Brendan Brisson &#8211; Gage Quinney &#8211; Cal Burke 
Mitch McLain &#8211; Jakub Demek &#8211; Kai Uchacz
Lucas Johansen &#8211; Dysin Mayo 
Christoffer Sedoff &#8211; Jake Bischoff
Brandon Hickey &#8211; Calen Addison
Carl Lindbom
Akira Schmid 
<h2>Leaders</h2>
Calgary 
Dryden Hunt &#8211; 41GP, 12G, 28A (Inactive on NHL call-up)
Martin Frk &#8211; 41GP, 16G, 23A
William Stromgren &#8211; 44GP, 12G, 25A
Henderson
Tanner Laczynski &#8211; 25GP, 8G, 17A
Grigori Denisenko &#8211; 40GP, 10G, 14A
Gage Quinney &#8211; 32GP, 5G, 18A
<h2>Notes and expectations</h2>
There was new movement between the Flames and Wranglers this week with two new Wranglers making their way up to the big club. Ilya Solovyov and Dryden Hunt got called up and coming back down to the AHL is captain Clark Bishop. Adam Klapka remains up with the Flames and Rory Kerins remains with the Wranglers since being sent down prior to the AHL All-Star Classic.
Another move since their last game is the re-assignment of Trevor Janicke back to the Rapid City Rush. Now the Wranglers are still pretty lean for forwards so there may be some players who were out of games for maintenance that will be back this weekend—looking at Sam Honzek and Joni Jurmo. As for Jonathan Aspirot, it looks like he’ll remain in a forward position unless they go back to skating with seven defenders again.
The Silver Knights and Wranglers are already pretty familiar with each other at this point in the season. They’ve faced each other six times already and the Wranglers hold the advantage in the season series 4-2-0-0. Their other meetings were pretty consolidated to the start of the season and their last series in December resulted in a split. Calgary won 5-3 on December 20th and Henderson won 3-0.
This series starts on Friday night and will continue for a back-to-back match-up on Saturday night. Both games have a start time of 7:00 p.m. MT. Streaming options are available for a fee on AHLtv on Flo Hockey and multiple FlamesNation contributors will have updates on X (formerly Twitter). 
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The Calgary Wranglers are back in action after taking just under a week off during the AHL All-Star Classic. Rory Kerins, Devin Cooley and Brett Sutter went to this event and didn’t come back with division wins for the Pacific, but still contributed to a fun two days in Coachella Valley. As they get back to business, they will face the Henderson Silver Knights for a two game set this weekend.
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<h2>Projected lines</h2>
Calgary 

William Stromgren - Rory Kerins - Martin Frk 

Sam Honzek - Clark Bishop - Lucas Ciona

Parker Bell - David Silye - Jonathan Aspirot

Alex Gallant - Brett Davis - Connor Mylymok

Yan Kuznetsov - Hunter Brzustewicz 

Artem Grushnikov - Jeremie Poirier 

Joni Jurmo - Jarred Tinordi 

Devin Cooley

Connor Murphy/Waltteri Ignatjew

Henderson

Jona Rondbjerg - Jakub Brabenec - Grigori Denisenko 

Mason Morelli - Matyas Sapovaliv - Braeden Bowman 

Brendan Brisson - Gage Quinney - Cal Burke 

Mitch McLain - Jakub Demek - Kai Uchacz

Lucas Johansen - Dysin Mayo 

Christoffer Sedoff - Jake Bischoff

Brandon Hickey - Calen Addison

Carl Lindbom

Akira Schmid 
<h2>Leaders</h2>
Calgary 

Dryden Hunt - 41GP, 12G, 28A (Inactive on NHL call-up)

Martin Frk - 41GP, 16G, 23A

William Stromgren - 44GP, 12G, 25A

Henderson

Tanner Laczynski - 25GP, 8G, 17A

Grigori Denisenko - 40GP, 10G, 14A

Gage Quinney - 32GP, 5G, 18A
<h2>Notes and expectations</h2>
There was new movement between the Flames and Wranglers this week with two new Wranglers making their way up to the big club. Ilya Solovyov and Dryden Hunt got called up and coming back down to the AHL is captain Clark Bishop. Adam Klapka remains up with the Flames and Rory Kerins remains with the Wranglers since being sent down prior to the AHL All-Star Classic.

Another move since their last game is the re-assignment of Trevor Janicke back to the Rapid City Rush. Now the Wranglers are still pretty lean for forwards so there may be some players who were out of games for maintenance that will be back this weekend—looking at Sam Honzek and Joni Jurmo. As for Jonathan Aspirot, it looks like he’ll remain in a forward position unless they go back to skating with seven defenders again.

The Silver Knights and Wranglers are already pretty familiar with each other at this point in the season. They’ve faced each other six times already and the Wranglers hold the advantage in the season series 4-2-0-0. Their other meetings were pretty consolidated to the start of the season and their last series in December resulted in a split. Calgary won 5-3 on December 20th and Henderson won 3-0.

This series starts on Friday night and will continue for a back-to-back match-up on Saturday night. Both games have a start time of 7:00 p.m. MT. Streaming options are available for a fee on AHLtv on Flo Hockey and multiple FlamesNation contributors will have updates on X (formerly Twitter). 

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