Cory Sarich suffered a broken nose Sunday when he got into a fight with Minnesota's Clayton Stoner.
Sarich managed to practice Monday and is likely to play on Tuesday. "I'm fine," Sarich said. "It's a little tender. I don't think I'd want to take one off it again any time soon. Other than that, it's all right." Sarich has not played a lot this season and has only two assists in 27 games.

Cory Sarich made a rare appearance in Calgary's lineup Thursday night against Nashville.
In just his 10th game of the 2013 campaign, he posted a minus-2 rating and two hits in nearly 11 minutes of ice time. It wouldn't be shocking if he returned to the press box for Friday's match versus Columbus.

Cory Sarich was back in the lineup Monday for the first time in three weeks.
Sarich had been a healthy scratch ever since Feb. 18 and has played in only nine games this season failing to pick up a point. That is not his game however and coach Bob Hartley wanted some toughness in the lineup. "I felt it was time for a change, time for new blood," Hartley said. "We're giving up way too many goals. It's a change of scenery, plus on Cory's side, I think he deserves it. Like here's a true professional who works so hard, has a great attitude, wants to contribute to the team's success." Sarich was minus-one in only 8:45 minutes of action with two hits.

Cory Sarich was a healthy scratch on Wednesday.
He was joined in the press box by Anton Babchuk and Blair Jones who were also able to play but coaches decisions not to. Sarich has played in only eight of the Flames 15 games and is minus-three with nary a point. He has no fantasy value.