David Jones netted two goals in Calgary's 5-2 defeat against Anaheim on Friday. Jones has six goals and 11 points in 21 games this season. Ladislav Smid and Lance Bouma each registered an assist in the losing effort.

David Jones recorded an assist on Wednesday. Jones has four goals and eight points in 18 games this season. He's rebounded nicely from his rough 2013 campaign when he had just nine points in 33 contests, but his fantasy value remains limited at best.

David Jones ended his six-game point drought on Thursday. Jones had a goal and an assist, although his solid performance was marginalized in Calgary's 7-3 defeat. He now has four goals and seven points in 15 games this season.

David Jones hasn't recorded a single point in his last six contests. Jones has three goals and five points in 14 games this season. At his height, Jones recorded 45 points in 77 games with Colorado in 2010-11, but we don't expect him to approach that mark in 2013-14.

David Jones scored his third goal of the season for Calgary in Wednesday's 4-2 loss to the Maple Leafs. Hindered by injury, the former member of the Avalanche has been reasonably effective when healthy, recording five points in eight contests this year. Matt Stajan was the other Calgary goal scorer in the losing effort.

David Jones (upper body) returned to the Flames' lineup on Tuesday. Jones had a minus-two rating in 16:59 minutes of Calgary's 4-2 defeat against the Phoenix Coyotes. He had missed the Flames' last four games due to the ailment.

David Jones was activated from the IL on Tuesday October 22.

David Jones (upper body) has been placed on injured reserve. He is listed as week-to-week with an upper-body injury. Jones is retroactive to Oct. 9. He had been playing well for the Flames with two goals and two assists in four games.

A goal credited to left winger David Jones with 19 seconds left in regulation gave the Flames a point in the standing before the Vancouver Canucks won 5-4 in overtime in Calgary Sunday night. It was the first goal of the season for Jones. Also netting goals for Calgary were Mark Giordano (first), Mikael Backlund and Sean Monahan (second).

David Jones will try to forget his three goal performance in 2013 and try to get back to the 27 goal scorer he was three seasons ago. Jones was dealt last week from Colorado to Calgary and is looking forward to playing hockey in Canada. "I was lucky enough to play in a place for six years," Jones said of Denver. "That's pretty rare these days. But I'm really happy for a fresh start. The season that I had last year, I think, was just one of those things. I had a bad stretch of games, I think I only played in 32. In your career you're going to have peaks and valleys. It's inevitable. But playing back in Canada is exciting, and coming here with some guys I know sure helps, too. I wouldn't say it was about the fit (in Denver). Maybe after a little bit of time things get a bit stale. But the way I played last year . . . I had two great seasons before that. There's no reason to think I won't bounce back for the full season this year." Jones is in the second year of a four-year/$16 million contract.