Curtis Glencross ended a five game pointless streak Saturday with a goal. Glencross had gone six games without a goal and decided to start using his old hockey sticks. It worked as he scored and you can bet that Glencross will use his old sticks again on Wednesday when the Flames host Toronto. Glencross now has three goals and five points in 11 games with a minus-five rating. Expect more points but a poor plus/minus if Glencross remains in Calgary all season.

John Seravalli of the Philadelphia Inquirer & Daily News is conjecturing that the Calgary Flames are looking for a veteran defenseman and Curtis Glencross could be the bait. The Flyers have plenty of veteran defensemen and would be more than willing to give one up for a forward like Glencross. Darren Dreger of TSN reported last week that the Flyers were also interested in a forward from the Ducks, another team looking for a veteran defenseman. Stay tuned.

Curtis Glencross has recovered from his knee injury. It sounds like Glencross won't be seriously hindered by the ailment as he trains for the upcoming season. He had 15 goals and 26 points in 40 games in 2013.

Curtis Glencross (knee) will visit with doctors on Monday. He is hoping to get clearance so that he can resume his off-season preparations. Glencross missed the last four games of the regular season because of a sprained knee.

Curtis Glencross will miss the remainder of the season due to a knee injury. Glencross suffered the injury in Friday's win over Anaheim after he was hit by Ducks defenseman Ben Lovejoy in a knee-on-knee collision. "I don't have the medical terms but he's not coming on the trip. Not good," saod coach Bob Hartley when asked about the forward. Glencross ends the season with 15 goals in 40 games, which is likely more than his fantasy owners expected at the start of the campaign.

Curtis Glencross was forced to leave Friday's win over Anaheim after apparently injuring his knee in a collision with the Ducks Ben Lovejoy. Glencross was on the receiving end of a questionable knee-on-knee hit and immediately limped off the ice. There is no additional news regarding his condition, but we would expect him to be sidelined for at least a few days as a result of this.

Curtis Glencross returned to action on Monday April 15.

Curtis Glencross did not play on Saturday due to the flu. Glencross could be ready to go tonight as the Flames host the Wild. Stay tuned.

Curtis Glencross is being listed as a game-time decision for Saturday's clash with Edmonton because of the flu. If he can't play then defensemen Anton Babchuk will draw into the lineup in his place. However, it's unclear if he'll serve as a seventh defender or as a forward.

Curtis Glencross was the Calgary Flames' only goal scorer in Wednesday's 4-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks. That's his 15th goal of the season, giving him 24 points overall. If anyone benefits from the exodus of star players post-trade deadline, it's guys like Glencross, although it's obviously nothing to get too excited about.