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http://www.calgarysun.com/2015/01/19...-with-new-team

But Flames development coach Ron Sutter wants Klimchuk to take the same approach to his game regardless of what kind of team he’s on.

“He doesn’t have to be the saviour,” Sutter said. “He doesn’t have to be ‘the guy.’ He can go in there and just be one of the guys.

“But my message to him was: ‘New team, same player. Don’t change your game.’ ”

Klimchuk has 38 points in 34 WHL skates this winter, but Sutter says the Calgary product has taken a big step forward in a number of different areas.

“He’s got a bright future,” Sutter said. “He knows he’s going to have to spend some time in the American Hockey League – and there’s nothing wrong with that.

“The big thing with Morgan isn’t learning more about the game. It’s learning more about himself. He’s always been a diligent kid as far as his habits. Nutrition, fitness, rest … he understands that part, and in that way, he’s probably ahead of the curve compared to most kids.

“He knows he has to get stronger. Adding eight to 10 lb. of muscle to his frame is going to be huge for him going forward.”