The Calgary Wranglers continue to bask in the glory of their winning streak as they extended it to seven in a row on Sunday afternoon. After a well-deserved day off on Monday, they are onto the next one to host the San Diego Gulls for a mid-week series. This is the only series of the week for Calgary after playing a very busy October averaging three games and two series’ a week.
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<h1>Projected lineups</h1>
Calgary
Jakob Pelletier – Rory Kerins – Martin Frk
Dryden Hunt – Sam Morton – Matt Coronato
William Stromgren – Clark Bishop – Walker Duehr
Lucas Ciona – David Silye – Parker Bell
 
Hunter Brzustewicz – Yan Kuznetsov
Jarred Tinordi – Ilya Solovyov
Jeremie Poirier – Artem Grushnikov
 
Devin Cooley
Waltteri Ignatjew 
San Diego
Yegor Sidorov &#8211; Ryan Carpenter &#8211; Carson Meyer
Pavol Regenda &#8211; Jansen Harkins &#8211; Sam Colangelo
Nikita Nesterenko &#8211; Nathan Gaucher &#8211; Judd Caulfield
Coulson Pirtre &#8211; Jan Mysak &#8211; Travis Howe
 
Dillon Heatherington &#8211; Roland McKeown
Rodwin Dionicio &#8211; Drew Helleson 
Roman Kinal &#8211; Tyson Hinds
 
Oscar Dansk 
Calle Clang
<h1>Leaders</h1>
Calgary 
Rory Kerins &#8211; 8GP, 8G, 2A
Jakob Pelletier &#8211; 8GP, 10A
Dryden Hunt &#8211; 8GP, 5G, 4A
San Diego 
Jansen Harkins &#8211; 5GP, 3G, 3A
Carson Meyer &#8211; 6GP, 2G, 4A
Sam Colangelo &#8211; 6GP, 3G, 2A
<h1>Notes and expectations</h1>
The Wranglers have played a lot of hockey in October and they know it. Head Coach Trent Cull addressed it after their last game over the weekend saying, 
<blockquote>&#8220;It&#8217;s been the first time in the American Hockey League I can remember in a long time where we&#8217;ve been this busy in October. Usually, we play like six games and well, we&#8217;re doing that in a week.&#8221;</blockquote>
They have been very fortunate with the lack of injuries so far and much of the team seemed ready to go and continues to put in a full night’s effort in this run of games. Jakob Pelletier, Rory Kerins and Walker Duehr are unstoppable at this point in the season. If the Flames need a forward anytime soon, they all make a great case for themselves.
Adding Martin Frk to the first line last game worked too. Dryden Hunt hasn’t been lighting it up with goals but was keeping up with his linemates. Pelletier and Kerins helped Frk net his first of the season. Regardless of the game situation, that line seems to always find a way to score. Pelletier and Kerins have only been held off the scoresheet twice this year and one was the game Walker Duehr scored a hat trick against Henderson, not a bad trade off.
The interesting part of this upcoming match-up is the netminder on the other end. Former Wranglers goaltender, Oscar Dansk, was not re-signed in the off-season and signed with the Anaheim Ducks organization. Dansk played the role of backup to Dustin Wolf the last two seasons and had some games that went better than others. Now, he seems to be trying to figure out his role with his new team. His stats sit at three games played with a win and a loss, a 4.08 GAA and a .875 save percentage. It is early, but those are some of the lowest averages of his AHL career.
Game one on Tuesday night has a regular 7:00 p.m. MT start time, but on Thursday, they pushed it up an hour for a 6:00 p.m. MT puck drop on Halloween night. Sportsnet 960 The Fan will have the radio call and streaming options are available on Flo Hockey if you’re unable to attend in person. FlamesNation contributors including myself will have updates on X (formerly Twitter).

The Calgary Wranglers continue to bask in the glory of their winning streak as they extended it to seven in a row on Sunday afternoon. After a well-deserved day off on Monday, they are onto the next one to host the San Diego Gulls for a mid-week series. This is the only series of the week for Calgary after playing a very busy October averaging three games and two series’ a week.
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<h1>Projected lineups</h1>
Calgary

Jakob Pelletier – Rory Kerins – Martin Frk

Dryden Hunt – Sam Morton – Matt Coronato

William Stromgren – Clark Bishop – Walker Duehr

Lucas Ciona – David Silye – Parker Bell

 

Hunter Brzustewicz – Yan Kuznetsov

Jarred Tinordi – Ilya Solovyov

Jeremie Poirier – Artem Grushnikov

 

Devin Cooley

Waltteri Ignatjew 

San Diego

Yegor Sidorov - Ryan Carpenter - Carson Meyer

Pavol Regenda - Jansen Harkins - Sam Colangelo

Nikita Nesterenko - Nathan Gaucher - Judd Caulfield

Coulson Pirtre - Jan Mysak - Travis Howe

 

Dillon Heatherington - Roland McKeown

Rodwin Dionicio - Drew Helleson 

Roman Kinal - Tyson Hinds

 

Oscar Dansk 

Calle Clang
<h1>Leaders</h1>
Calgary 

Rory Kerins - 8GP, 8G, 2A

Jakob Pelletier - 8GP, 10A

Dryden Hunt - 8GP, 5G, 4A

San Diego 

Jansen Harkins - 5GP, 3G, 3A

Carson Meyer - 6GP, 2G, 4A

Sam Colangelo - 6GP, 3G, 2A
<h1>Notes and expectations</h1>
The Wranglers have played a lot of hockey in October and they know it. Head Coach Trent Cull addressed it after their last game over the weekend saying, 
<blockquote>"It's been the first time in the American Hockey League I can remember in a long time where we've been this busy in October. Usually, we play like six games and well, we're doing that in a week."</blockquote>
They have been very fortunate with the lack of injuries so far and much of the team seemed ready to go and continues to put in a full night’s effort in this run of games. Jakob Pelletier, Rory Kerins and Walker Duehr are unstoppable at this point in the season. If the Flames need a forward anytime soon, they all make a great case for themselves.

Adding Martin Frk to the first line last game worked too. Dryden Hunt hasn’t been lighting it up with goals but was keeping up with his linemates. Pelletier and Kerins helped Frk net his first of the season. Regardless of the game situation, that line seems to always find a way to score. Pelletier and Kerins have only been held off the scoresheet twice this year and one was the game Walker Duehr scored a hat trick against Henderson, not a bad trade off.

The interesting part of this upcoming match-up is the netminder on the other end. Former Wranglers goaltender, Oscar Dansk, was not re-signed in the off-season and signed with the Anaheim Ducks organization. Dansk played the role of backup to Dustin Wolf the last two seasons and had some games that went better than others. Now, he seems to be trying to figure out his role with his new team. His stats sit at three games played with a win and a loss, a 4.08 GAA and a .875 save percentage. It is early, but those are some of the lowest averages of his AHL career.

Game one on Tuesday night has a regular 7:00 p.m. MT start time, but on Thursday, they pushed it up an hour for a 6:00 p.m. MT puck drop on Halloween night. Sportsnet 960 The Fan will have the radio call and streaming options are available on Flo Hockey if you’re unable to attend in person. FlamesNation contributors including myself will have updates on X (formerly Twitter).

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