Curtis Glencross is hoping to return from his ankle injury in Calgary's first game back after the Olympic break. However, he won't rush back into the lineup before he is ready. Glencross has skated in just 21 games this season and he's missed 37 outings due to injuries. The Flames will get a clearer picture of his status on Wednesday when NHL teams are able to resume practices.

Curtis Glencross (high ankle sprain) skated by himself on Saturday. Glencross suffered the injury in a game against the Penguins just before Christmas and was originally expected to miss eight weeks. The winger has now been out seven so look for Glencross to return after the Olympic break. He has six goals and 12 points in 20 games this season so he will make a nice pickup in deeper leagues.

Curtis Glencross is expected to miss eight weeks with a high ankle sprain. Glencross was playing in his sixth game since returning from a knee injury when he went down again. He has six goals and 12 points in 20 games this season. Its worth noting that his projected return date corresponds with the Olympic break, so odds are he'll end up returning at or shortly after the Flames' first game back on Feb. 27.

Calgary Flames forward Curtis Glencross suffered a lower-body injury and won't return during Saturday's game against the Pittsburgh Penguins. There's some fear that Glencross re-injured his left knee, which is worrisome because he missed 15 games with ailments related to his knee before. Glencross has 12 points in 20 games played this season.

Curtis Glencross returned to action on Thursday December 12.

Curtis Glencross (knee) has taken part in three skates with Calgary this week. "It felt pretty good (Wednesday) during the skate," Glencross said. "So it's starting to come around." Glencross still hasn't been cleared for contact though, so his return isn't imminent. He has five goals and nine points in 15 games this season.

Curtis Glencross (knee) practiced with Calgary on Monday for the first time in over a month. Glencross is about five weeks into his original six-week timetable. At this point though, it sounds like it's mostly a matter of him getting his timing back. "It's going to take a couple of skates to get it," he said.

Curtis Glencross is expected to be sidelined for six weeks with a knee injury. He has a second degree MCL sprain, which he suffered on Nov. 5.

Curtis Glencross has returned to Calgary while his teammates remain on the road. Glencross sustained an undisclosed injury during Tuesday's contest and will be evaluated. He has five goals and nine points in 15 games this season.

Left winger Curtis Glencross scored a goal and picked up an assist to help the Calgary Flames upset the Blackhawks 3-2 in overtime in Chicago Sunday night. For Glencross, it was his fifth goal of the season and fourth assist. Dennis Wideman also had two points for the Flames, his eighth and ninth assists of the season. Kris Russel scored the game winner for the Flames in overtime, his second goal of the season. Also notching a goal for Calgary was Mike Cammalleri, his fourth.