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\nThis is the first of two meetings between the teams this season. They'll face each other again in Calgary on March 11.
Calgary has earned points in each of its first three games (2-0-1)\nsince last Monday night's trade that sent Olli Jokinen and Brandon\nPrust to the New York Rangers. After notching back-to-back victories,\nthe Flames came out on the losing end of a 2-1 overtime decision at\nTampa Bay. It marked just the fourth time in 27 games that Calgary\nfailed to win when leading after two periods.\n
\n"We got a point and move on," Flames coach Brent Sutter said. "It was\nthere for us to have two, no question. We came up a little short."
After winning 11 in a row, Ottawa ran into a buzz saw on Saturday night\nin a 5-0 loss to the Maple Leafs at the Air Canada Centre. It was\nToronto's first game following the death of GM Brian Burke's son,\nBrendan, who passed away on Friday due to injuries suffered in a car\naccident.\n
\n"To win 11 straight, you've got to be sharp," Sens captain Daniel Alfredsson\nsaid. "We know, at the same time, if you're not going 100 percent and\nyou make a couple of mistakes, it could definitely change the outcome\nof a game against any opponent in this league. We're just going to\nbounce back and have a strong showing."
Hopefully the Senators will get back on that winning wagon after slipping off due to the Maple Leafs.