Brandon Prust News

I nto the Dome of Death rode the Calgary Flames, memories of a humiliating loss in their last foray long forgotten.

2. Chicago RW Patrick Kane celebrated his 21st birthday in style with a goal and an assist.

The Calgary Flames ended their Eastern road trip in style thanks to two of their top players.

Leafs easy kindling for Flames Brandon Prust #33 of the Calgary Flames tries to break free from Jamal Mayers #21 of the Toronto Maple Leafs on November 14, 2009 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Last night's game is about as close as Brandon Prust gets to home in a NHL sweater.

Read up on the latest tidbits and trends as Hockey Night in Canadaa s play-by-play voice Jim Hughson takes you behind the scenes and into the game.

No matter what the result, his play once again stood out like a sore thumb. 2. G Ryan Miller, Buffalo.

Everything about Brent Sutter's body language suggested he was discussing a Calgary Flames loss.

The scoring may have started quickly but the game went the distance as the Sabres topped the Calgary Flames in a shootout in Buffalo on Friday night, snapping the Flames winning streak at four.

Curtis Glencross wasn't talking Monday morning. Nor was Brent Sutter. The National Hockey League, however, had its say, suspending the Calgary Flames winger three games for his hit Saturday on New York Rangers centre Chris Drury.

That's the position where Flames winger Brandon Prust has found himself more often than not the past few weeks.

Kiprusoff shuts out Canadiens Calgary Flames goaltender Miikka Kiprusoff makes a save on Montreal Canadiens Tomas Plekanec during the second period of NHL hockey action in Montreal, November 10, 2009.

With apologies to Robyn Regehr, Cory Sarich and Aaron Johnson, veteran pivot Craig Conroy is a member of an exclusive club he'd rather not be a part of.

Controversial forward Sean Avery and the Rangers take on the Flames tonight at the Saddledome in the Hockey Night in Canada late game.

Flames captain Jarome Iginla tries to elude the check of Stars' Nicklass Grossman on Wednesday.

Calgary Flames coach Brent Sutter was shuffling his lines again Tuesday as the team prepared for tonight's NHL game in Dallas against the Stars.

Enforcer Brandon Prust spent part of last season with the Flames, but it was a tough year physically and logistically.

Ten games into his official National Hockey League coaching career with the Calgary Flames, Dave Lowry admits to having the time of a lifetime.

Eric Nystrom believes he's got more than five goals in him, which is the amount he netted as his career-high last season for the Flames.

He is, without question, the straw that stirs the Calgary Flames' drink. And these days, Brandon Prust's teammates are seeing plenty of fizz.