In the heat of the Calgary Flames fighting for their playoff lives, MacKenzie Weegar elevating his game has probably flown under the radar.
It wasn’t just that the 29-year-old contributed on three Flames goals, his defensive play was solid, too. He wasn’t on the ice for any of the Stars’ six goals and his partnership with Rasmus Andersson continued to look like something the Flames can really build around.
Weegar himself was understandably not interested in talking about his own performance after Saturday night’s loss. The Flames know how much they need two points from every game coming down the stretch, and the overtime defeat stung. Combined with some solid defence, Weegar really is beginning to look like the player many Flames fans hoped the team was acquiring when GM Brad Treliving made his blockbuster deal last summer.Article content
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