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The Flames challenged goaltender interference.

But, heck, even Elliott knew that one was counting.

“You’re not getting that call,” Elliott said. “It’s 87. I don’t really understand the goalie interference and I’m a goalie, so it’s always up in the air.”

“I said to our guys this morning, ‘We know who they are. They’re the Stanley Cup champions,’” he said. “But they know who we are now, too.

And I think it’s going to set up to be one heck of a game.

“The world’s best players are here tonight. It will be a great challenge.”

“I think it’s more something that when the season is done, you think about,” Versteeg said of the streak. “As players, we play so much, you just go about your business every day.

“Seriously, 10 in a row would be honestly the last thing you think about.

Or nine in a row, or eight in a row, or seven. It’s just playing the best you can each and every day and finding ways to win

“They have huge skill on that team and they know what it takes to win,” said Elliott, who turned aside 27 shots and improved to 13-1-1 in his last 15 starts. “They won last year. Beating that team, it’s a good measuring stick for us, knowing that we can play 60-65 minutes and we came away with the win.

“I think we should have won in regulation, but we did a good job of just battling through and Steeger, what a goal.”

http://www.calgarysun.com/2017/03/14...anchise-streak