Joey MacDonald allowed three goals on 38 shots in Calgary's 3-1 loss at the hands of the Blackhawks on Friday. It's hard to be taken seriously when your team's goaltender is MacDonald, but tonight was not a terrible outing. Look for MacDonald to serve as Calgary's backup next season or split the goaltending duties with one of the Flames' young netminders.

Joey MacDonald allowed four goals on 20 shots in Calgary's 4-1 defeat at the hands of the Blues on Thursday. The Flames are simply playing out the string at this juncture so not much can be drawn from the result. Look for MacDonald to serve as Calgary's backup next season.

Joey MacDonald will be in Calgary's cage Thursday night when the Flames play in St. Louis. He has won four of his past five starts and his last outing was an impressive 34-save effort in Minnesota on April 21 where he helped Calgary earn a 4-1 victory.

Joey MacDonald blocked 34 of 35 shots Sunday as the Flames surprised Minnesota with a 4-1 win. Fresh off signing a new contract with the Flames, MacDonald was the star of the show on this night. Despite the strong outing he's not worth adding in fantasy leagues.

Joey MacDonald has inked a one-year, one-way contract with the Calgary Flames. MacDonald will reportedly earn $925,000 in 2013-14. MacDonald provides the Flames with some insurance in case Miikka Kiprusoff decides to retire. If Kiprusoff does retire, then MacDonald will likely split the goaltending duties pretty evenly with one of Calgary's young netminders.

George Johnson of the Calgary Herald thinks that the Flames should re-sign goaltender Joey MacDonald. MacDonald has been terrific since he was picked up off the waiver wire by the Flames on Feb. 11. He has played extremely well in place of Miikka Kiprusoff who is having a horrible season as MacDonald is 7-7-1 with a 2.91 GAA and a .900 save percentage, much better than Kipper's 6-13-1 record with a 3.61 GAA and a .872 save percentage. With Kiprusoff leaning towards retirement at the end of the season, MacDonald will give the Flames a veteran in net for the young and raw Flames in 2013-14.

Flames goaltender Joey MacDonald stopped 23 shots but allowed four to the Minnesota Wild in a 4-3 loss in Calgary Monday night. MacDonald had been enjoying his best stretch of the season, stopping 96 of 100 shots while winning his last three starts. He has been playing in place of Miikka Kiprusoff, who has lost his last six games.

Joey MacDonald will get the nod on Monday. It will be MacDonald's third straight start. He has allowed just four goals in three games since his disastrous 8-2 loss to Edmonton on April 3.

Joey MacDonald responded to last Wednesday's eight goal shellacking from the Oilers to beat them 4-1 on Saturday night for his third straight win. MacDonald has posted remarkable numbers in his three wins since the blowout last week, allowing just four goals on 90 shots since.

Joey MacDonald will be back between the pipes for Calgary Saturday night versus Edmonton. He made 29 stops in the Flames' 3-2 overtime win over Phoenix on Friday. He earned praise from coach Bob Hartley after the match and will start again over Miikka Kiprusoff, who is likely to retire after this season.