After their longest scheduled homestand of the season, the Calgary Wranglers are set to hit the road for the rest of the month. The trip starts with a couple of games against the San Jose Barracuda this weekend. This is their first meeting of the season which puts the league’s best team against the second seed in the Pacific Division. 
<h2>Projected lineups</h2>
Calgary 
Jakob Pelletier &#8211; Rory Kerins &#8211; Dryden Hunt 

William Stromgren &#8211; Sam Morton &#8211; Walker Duehr
Sam Honzek &#8211; Clark Bishop &#8211; Martin Frk
Parker Bell &#8211; David Silye &#8211; Lucas Ciona
Yan Kuznetsov &#8211; Ilya Solovyov 
Jonathan Aspirot &#8211; Hunter Brzustewicz 
Jeremie Poirier &#8211; Jarred Tinordi 
Devin Cooley 
Waltteri Ignatjew 
San Jose
Danil Gushchin &#8211; Andrew Poturalski &#8211; Collin Graf
Thomas Bordeleau &#8211; Colin White &#8211; Ethan Cardwell
Donavan Houle &#8211; Tristen Robins &#8211; Justin Bailey 
Anthony Vincent &#8211; Lucas Vanroboys &#8211; Scott Sabourin 
Shakir Mushamadullin &#8211; Jimmy Schuldt
Jake Furlong &#8211; Joey Keane 
Luca Gagnoni &#8211; Ethan Frisch
Yaroslav Askarov 
Georgi Romanov 
<h2>Leaders </h2>
Calgary 
Rory Kerins &#8211; 14GP, 10G, 4A
Jakob Pelletier &#8211; 14GP, 2G, 12A
Walker Duehr &#8211; 14GP, 8G, 5A
San Jose 
Collin Graf &#8211; 12GP, 4G, 11A
Andrew Poturalski &#8211; 12GP, 7G, 7A
Luca Cagnoni &#8211; 12GP, 4G
<h2>Notes and expectations </h2>
Since the last time the Wranglers played, they had a transaction between them and the NHL club. On Monday, Adam Klapka was called up from the Calgary Wranglers. It was announced that Anthony Mantha required season-ending surgery on his ACL so Klapka may be a longer-term call up to provide some depth for the NHL club. 
Wranglers skaters that remain up with the Flames are Adam Klapka and Matt Coronato. Dryden Hunt was briefly up with the Flames but was reassigned to the Wranglers in favour of Klapka. Jakob Pelletier and Walker Duehr are still strong Flames call-up options so we may see rotating NHL coverage with that group with Mantha’s injury. 
In injury news for the Wranglers, they did get a couple of forwards back from injury. Lucas Ciona and Martin Frk returned to the lineup last weekend and brought back the typical 12 forward and eight defencemen lineup. The only remaining injury we’re keeping our eyes on now is that of Alex Gallant. Gallant has yet to play a game with the Wranglers this year and his physicality has been missed. 
The story of the Wranglers this year is very much influenced by the play of their netminder. Devin Cooely has remained consistently outstanding and continues to be recognized for it. He was named the player of the week last week with two shutouts and a 2-1-0 record in his three starts. He had briefly appeared in Ignatjew’s start against the Silver Knights but it did not go against his record. Cooley still leads the league in save percentage and shutouts and remains in the top three across the other major goaltending stat categories. 
Cooley will likely start game one and possibly both depending on how Saturday goes. He&#8217;ll probably want to go for both as he plays his former organization for the first time this year. This series kicks off on Saturday night with a 7:00 p.m. puck drop in San Jose. They’ll play a back-to-back with an afternoon game on Sunday. Sunday’s game is set to start at 4:00 p.m. MT. Streaming options are available on Flo Hockey for a fee and FlamesNation contributors will have updates on X (formerly Twitter). 
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After their longest scheduled homestand of the season, the Calgary Wranglers are set to hit the road for the rest of the month. The trip starts with a couple of games against the San Jose Barracuda this weekend. This is their first meeting of the season which puts the league’s best team against the second seed in the Pacific Division. 
<h2>Projected lineups</h2>
Calgary 

Jakob Pelletier - Rory Kerins - Dryden Hunt


William Stromgren - Sam Morton - Walker Duehr

Sam Honzek - Clark Bishop - Martin Frk

Parker Bell - David Silye - Lucas Ciona

Yan Kuznetsov - Ilya Solovyov 

Jonathan Aspirot - Hunter Brzustewicz 

Jeremie Poirier - Jarred Tinordi 

Devin Cooley 

Waltteri Ignatjew 

San Jose

Danil Gushchin - Andrew Poturalski - Collin Graf

Thomas Bordeleau - Colin White - Ethan Cardwell

Donavan Houle - Tristen Robins - Justin Bailey 

Anthony Vincent - Lucas Vanroboys - Scott Sabourin 

Shakir Mushamadullin - Jimmy Schuldt

Jake Furlong - Joey Keane 

Luca Gagnoni - Ethan Frisch

Yaroslav Askarov 

Georgi Romanov 
<h2>Leaders </h2>
Calgary 

Rory Kerins - 14GP, 10G, 4A

Jakob Pelletier - 14GP, 2G, 12A

Walker Duehr - 14GP, 8G, 5A

San Jose 

Collin Graf - 12GP, 4G, 11A

Andrew Poturalski - 12GP, 7G, 7A

Luca Cagnoni - 12GP, 4G
<h2>Notes and expectations </h2>
Since the last time the Wranglers played, they had a transaction between them and the NHL club. On Monday, Adam Klapka was called up from the Calgary Wranglers. It was announced that Anthony Mantha required season-ending surgery on his ACL so Klapka may be a longer-term call up to provide some depth for the NHL club. 

Wranglers skaters that remain up with the Flames are Adam Klapka and Matt Coronato. Dryden Hunt was briefly up with the Flames but was reassigned to the Wranglers in favour of Klapka. Jakob Pelletier and Walker Duehr are still strong Flames call-up options so we may see rotating NHL coverage with that group with Mantha’s injury. 

In injury news for the Wranglers, they did get a couple of forwards back from injury. Lucas Ciona and Martin Frk returned to the lineup last weekend and brought back the typical 12 forward and eight defencemen lineup. The only remaining injury we’re keeping our eyes on now is that of Alex Gallant. Gallant has yet to play a game with the Wranglers this year and his physicality has been missed. 

The story of the Wranglers this year is very much influenced by the play of their netminder. Devin Cooely has remained consistently outstanding and continues to be recognized for it. He was named the player of the week last week with two shutouts and a 2-1-0 record in his three starts. He had briefly appeared in Ignatjew’s start against the Silver Knights but it did not go against his record. Cooley still leads the league in save percentage and shutouts and remains in the top three across the other major goaltending stat categories. 

Cooley will likely start game one and possibly both depending on how Saturday goes. He'll probably want to go for both as he plays his former organization for the first time this year. This series kicks off on Saturday night with a 7:00 p.m. puck drop in San Jose. They’ll play a back-to-back with an afternoon game on Sunday. Sunday’s game is set to start at 4:00 p.m. MT. Streaming options are available on Flo Hockey for a fee and FlamesNation contributors will have updates on X (formerly Twitter). 
<h1>This article is brought to you by Crystal Waters</h1>
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