Michael Cammalleri underwent some dental work on Sunday.
Cammalleri was injured during the lockout when Steve Stamkos took a shot that knocked out his front teeth. Cammalleri has one year remaining on his contract with a cap hit of $5.968 million while receiving $7 million so he could be dealt or bought out in the off-season, if the Flames are looking to pare salary.

Michael Cammalleri scored a goal and added an assist in Calgary's 4-1 win over the Wild on Sunday.
With 32 points in 42 contests Cammalleri has quietly enjoyed a productive season despite the overall struggles experienced by the team surrounding him. Mikael Backlund, Mark Cundari and Jiri Hudler also found the back of the net for the Flames in the victory.

Mike Cammallerri notched two assists in Calgary's 3-1 win over the Ducks Friday night.
Cammallerri now has 30 points in 41 games played this season and is a key figure in Calgary's sub-par offence.

Michael Cammalleri is going all out to win despite Calgary fans wanting the first overall pick in the upcoming 2013 Draft.
The Flames are battling the Panthers and Colorado for last place overall in the NHL and had a chance to fall to the basement Monday with a loss to the Avs, but they pulled out a 3-1 win to jump into a tie with Florida for 28th overall, three points ahead of Colorado. "You're not going to go out there and shoot on your own goalie," Michael Cammalleri said. "You're going to go out there and play as hard as you can, and you're going to try and win the game. That's our job."

The Calgary Flames will have to adjust to life after the Jarome Iginla trade.
"He's been such a presence on this team, for this city, this organization, for so long," Michael Cammalleri said. "He's such a dominant player. A guy who is in the lineup all the time, not missing any games. It will be different, for sure, without him." With Iginla gone, the Flames will be relying more on Cammalleri. With Iginla a healthy scratch pre-trade, Cammalleri had two goals in Calgary's 4-3 victory over the Colorado Avalanche.

With Jarome Iginla (probably) traded, Michael Cammalleri might be the Calgary Flames biggest go-to guy.
He added to that argument on Wednesday, scoring two goals (including the game-winner) to guide the Calgary Flames to a 4-3 win against the Colorado Avalanche. Overall, he has 11 tallies and 13 assists for 24 points in 29 games. Of course, there's always the chance he might get traded, too.

Michael Cammalleri scored his ninth goal and 17th point of the season Saturday night with a first period power play marker against L.A.
Cammalleri was drafted by the Kings in the second round of the 2001 NHL Draft and notched one of his best seasons (34 goals, 80 points) with L.A. in 2006-7.

Michael Cammalleri registered an assist in Calgary's 2-1 overtime loss to Minnesota.
Cammalleri has been on fire this month with five goals and 11 points in 10 games. He's still available in most Yahoo! fantasy leagues and is worth taking a chance on if you're in a standard league.

Michael Cammalleri shifted from the left wing to center during Friday's practice.
Cammalleri skated on a line with Curtis Glencross and Lee Stempniak. "Whatever we need," Cammalleri said. "For me, it's a matter of whatever coach thinks is the best way to get some wins. If he wants me to play D, I'll play D." Cammalleri has four goals and 11 points in 12 games this season.

Michael Cammalleri scored a goal in the Flames' 4-3 comeback win over Dallas on Sunday.
Cammalleri has now recorded points in four straight games, a span during which he has accumulated four goals and five assists. With 11 points in 10 games this season, talk of him slumping seems to have gone away. Steve Begin, Roman Horak and Matt Stajan all scored their first goal of the season in the victory.

Michael Cammalleri chipped in an assist in Calgary's 5-2 loss to St. Louis on Friday night.
Cammalleri now has eight points in his last three games and is one of the very few bright spots in the Flames' offensive attack.

Michael Cammalleri had a hat trick and an assist in Calgary's 7-4 victory Wednesday.
Cammalleri had three assists on Feb. 5 before suffering a hip flexor and certainly didn't slow down despite missing three straight games. After getting a hat trick in his return to Calgary's lineup, Cammalleri now has nine points in eight games this season. Roman Cervenka netted his second goal and registered his third assist in eight games. Jay Bouwmeester, Jiri Hudler, and Curtis Glencross each scored a goal for the Flames. Lee Stempniak, Jarome Iginla, and Alex Tanguay each assisted on two of Calgary's seven goals.

Michael Cammalleri will be back in Calgary's lineup Wednesday night from a hip flexor injury.
He has missed the past three games and is still looking for his first goal of the 2013 campaign. Cammalleri has five assists and eight shots in seven games.

Michael Cammalleri (hip flexor) had an encouraging practice on Tuesday.
Cammalleri seems optimistic about his chances of returning Wednesday. "I started feeling really good right before I went out," Cammalleri said. "I thought my last two games before I got hurt there were probably my best two. Hopefully, I can pick up where I left off." He has been sidelined for three games due to the ailment.

Michael Cammalleri (hip flexor) is not ready to return.
It was thought that Cammalleri would be ready to go on Monday but that was not to be the case. He practiced on Monday but remained on the injured reserve list. "He's getting much better," coach Bob Hartley said. "He skated (Sunday). He's closer. Whenever you see players on the ice, it's always a good sign. We will never put players in a situation where we feel our medical staff wouldn't be good with it." Cammalleri is close to returning but consider him day-to-day for now.

Michael Cammalleri is expected back in the Calgary lineup Monday after missing two games with a hip flexor.
Cammalleri has yet to find the back of the net in seven games but does have five assists with two coming on the power play in his last game. Barring an unexpected setback, Cammalleri should be ready to go against the Wild on Monday. Put him back in your lineup if you normally would.

Michael Cammalleri (hip) won't play Saturday.
He is expected to return Monday from his hip flexor injury though. Cammarelli has no goals and five assists in seven games.

Michael Cammalleri's previously undisclosed injury is a hip flexor problem.
Cammalleri missed Thursday's game as a result. Consider him day-to-day for now.

Michael Cammalleri is dealing an an undisclosed injury.
Cammalleri missed Wednesday's practice, but was on the ice briefly Thursday. All the same, he's questionable for Thursday's game against the Blue Jackets.

Michael Cammalleri is still without a goal six games into the NHL season.
The good news is that he has assists in his last two games but the Flames need some goal scoring and both he and Jarome Iginla are not doing it as both have yet to score. Look for Cammalleri and Iginla to break out soon as the Flames need it with a 1-3-2 record. They sit 30th overall in a 30 team league.

Despite Michael Cammalleri's slow start, coach Bob Hartley is not concerned.
Cammalleri has been held pointless in four games thus far and has only three shots on goal. "I've watched Cammy in so many games - he's a game-breaker," Hartley said Monday. "He's one of those guys that might not get a chance for the first two periods and, suddenly in the third, the score is 2-2 . . . and you want the puck on his stick because he can make the difference." Look for Cammalleri to break out soon and try to have him active when he does. "I sat with him on Saturday morning. I told him, `Just keep working hard. Don't get frustrated. Good things happen. And you do the right things.' I'm expecting big things out of Cammy."

Michael Cammalleri is happy to be back playing hockey again.
The 30-year-old veteran was one of the faces of the Players Association as he took a very active part in the proceedings but is now happy to just be playing. "One of the big things the lockout did - maybe especially for a veteran player - is make you appreciate so much what we do for a living and just how much fun this is on so many different levels," Cammalleri said. "It's somewhat euphoric to be playing again." Cammalleri should get 12-15 goals and 25-30 points this season so draft him accordingly.

Michael Cammalleri isn't bothered by the fact that the Calgary Flames are poorly regarded by bookies.
"If that's what the experts want to say, that's fine," Cammalleri said. "We know we're not a favorite, but we like our group. We like our team. Team is the important thing. We play a sport where team play is exemplified more than any other sport. If we can become a good team, those odds change quickly." Any team is obviously capable of defying the odds, especially in a shortened season, but that doesn't mean that most will. Going into the season, Calgary should be regarded as a bubble team in the playoff race at best.