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Gaudfather · 07-13-2017, 09:15 AM

I thought it would be interesting to hear people's views on the three biggest questions that the Flames will be looking for clarification on going into this season.

My three candidates are as follows:

1. What do the Flames have in Troy Brouwer - will he have another fairly lacklustre season, or now having fully acclimatized to this team and its systems, will this prove to be more of a statement year from Brouwer.

2. What do the Flames have in Curtis Lazar. Will he relish in his new lease in his pro hockey career with both his grit and offensive production carving a permanent role for himself in the Flames lineup or will he fail to live up to the potential shown in his Jr hockey days.

3. Is Ferland the answer to the 1st line RW question? Will Micheal Ferland be given the opportunity to be the Flames Right winger on the Johnny-Mony line and if so will his play be consistent enough to take hold of that spot and keep it.

07-13-2017, 09:15 AM	#1
Gaudfather Franchise Player Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Right behind you. Exp:	Three biggest questions going into 2017/18 season. I thought it would be interesting to hear people's views on the three biggest questions that the Flames will be looking for clarification on going into this season. My three candidates are as follows: 1. What do the Flames have in Troy Brouwer - will he have another fairly lacklustre season, or now having fully acclimatized to this team and its systems, will this prove to be more of a statement year from Brouwer. 2. What do the Flames have in Curtis Lazar. Will he relish in his new lease in his pro hockey career with both his grit and offensive production carving a permanent role for himself in the Flames lineup or will he fail to live up to the potential shown in his Jr hockey days. 3. Is Ferland the answer to the 1st line RW question? Will Micheal Ferland be given the opportunity to be the Flames Right winger on the Johnny-Mony line and if so will his play be consistent enough to take hold of that spot and keep it.