On Friday, Andersson was playing alongside Giordano, wracking up more than 18 minutes of ice time and picking up an assist. “What is was, was an unbelievable commitment in the off-season to being ready to play in Calgary,” Peters said. In the later months of 2018, Andersson was playing under 15 minutes a game, more often than not. By the time March rolled around, though, it hasn’t been uncommon to see Andersson playing closer to 17 minutes on most nights. On Saturday, the Flames announced that they’d signed 2018 seventh-round draft pick Dmitry Zavgorodniy to a three-year entry-level contract.

Source: National Post March 31, 2019 00:45 UTC