Michael Cammalleri News

Those who have been watching closely will tell you there's something different about Miikka Kiprusoff this season.

After a relatively quiet October, Jarome Iginla is making plenty of noise in November.

Calgary goaltender Miikka Kiprusoff looks back at a bouncing puck on a deflection attempt by Montreal's Travis Moen during Tuesday night's National Hockey League game at the Bell Centre in Montreal.

The boo birds were raining down on Dion Phaneuf. That meant the Flames defenceman had both the Montreal Canadiens and their faithful where he wanted them.

Cammie's Heroes in the house: Canadian Forces Master-Corp. Alexandre Poirier and Corp.

Calgary goalie Miikka Kiprusoff made 25 saves on Tuesday in Montreal en route to a shutout victory over the Canadiens.

Despite being winners of three straight, Calgary head coach Brent Sutter isn't about to go lightly on his Flames players.

They're billed as the second line. On many nights, though, the hard-nosed trio of Daymond Langkow, Rene Bourque and Nigel Dawes has been second to none for the Calgary Flames.

Patrice Bergeron's goal with 52 seconds left in regulation helped Boston avoid a historic third straight shutout, but Michael Cammalleri scored in the shootout to give Montreal the victory last night.

Peter Mueller scored his first goal of the season and Martin Hanzal added a goal and an assist as Phoenix beat Chicago.

Yet to play their best hockey, the Calgary Flames are on the brink of their best start to a season.

The footage, he admits, is out there somewhere. Not surprisingly, though, he'd prefer the viewing audience to remain tiny.

Montreal Canadiens Brian Gionta leads his team against the Flames tonight at the Saddledome.

Putting in extra time after most of his Calgary Flames teammates have left the ice, David Moss camps out by the crease.

Following the departure of their leading goal scorer, the Calgary Flames are counting on Jarome Iginla to put up big numbers.

An intense-looking Miikka Kiprusoff gets a good look at the play at the Saddledome.

"I made a joke with yesterday. I asked him: 'Do you want to go work on some shooting before practice today?' Because that's what we used to do." -- Mike Cammalleri "To you from failing hands," reads the Montreal Canadiens' motto, "we throw the torch.

You know what they say about the size of the dog in the fight. Michael Cammalleri has spent a lifetime maintaining more important is the size of the fight in the dog.

His first career hat-trick didn't stand up after review, but Eric Nystrom had a career night anyway.

Knowing exactly what they're up against with Michael Cammalleri returning to town, Flames captain Jarome Iginla probably had a couple of tips about last year's linemate for his teammates and coaches.