Blake Comeau could find himself with an expanded role now that Matt Calvert has gone down with a broken finger.
Comeau is the most likely candidate to replace Calvert on a line with Brandon Dubinsky and Cam Atkinson and given that the former Flame has scored in back-to-back games despite limited ice time, we like his chances of succeeding in this role.

Blake Comeau scored a goal on Wednesday.
Comeau has now found the back of the net in two straight games. Since being acquired by the Calgary Flames, Comeau has averaged just 9:01 minutes per contest, so we can't recommend taking a chance on him even given his recent success.

The Calgary Flames have traded Blake Comeau to the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Columbus will give up a fifth round pick to the Flames. Comeau had one good season with the Islanders in 2010-11 when he potted 24 goals but has done little since as he has four goals and seven points in 33 games this season.

Blake Comeau has been getting his confidence back of late after struggling the last two seasons trying to find the back of the net.
Comeau has scored seven times in his last 98 games over the past two seasons after scoring a career high 24 goals during 2010-11 for the Islanders. He is currently playing alongside Jiri Hudler and Mikael Backlund and has scored in each of his last two games. "I don't think I'm a different player than I was a couple years ago in New York," Comeau said. "I just think maybe the confidence got lost a little along the way. But it's slowly starting to come back. I just have to keep rolling with it."

Blake Comeau netted a goal in Wednesday's 5-2 win over Detroit.
Comeau ended a lengthy goal scoring slump on March 6 and he didn't have to wait long before finding the back of the net again. It looks like he's put his slump behind him, but that's only noteworthy news in particularly deep leagues.

Blake Comeau netted his first goal of the season on Wednesday.
It proved to be the game-winner in Calgary's 4-1 victory over San Jose. "I feel that no one puts more pressure on themselves than I do," Comeau said following the contest. "It was a good feeling to get on the board. Maybe I'll be able to sleep a little bit better tonight." Comeau has three points in 20 games this season. He has regressed since scoring 24 goals and 46 points in 77 contests in 2010-11, but he was averaging 18:41 minutes that season. He's logging just 10:51 minutes per game in 2013 and unless that changes, he won't have any fantasy value.

Blake Comeau is expected to line up at centre between Jarome Iginla and Curtis Glencross for Sunday's game against Dallas.
Comeau has registered only one assist in 11 games this season, but he'll be given the chance to change that with this opportunity."I'm excited for the challenge," he said. "I don't think I'm that bad of a player where I think it's outrageous that I'm playing centre with Jarome and Glennie. I didn't think of it as a joke at all. I'm not just happy about being on the line. I want to make an impact, and I want to stay there."