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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Calgary Flames coach Glen Gulutzan understands that Fridays loss to Columbus is something a lot of Blue Jackets opponents have endured this season.Its obvious that theyre not doing it just to us, Gulutzan told the Calgary Herald of a team on an eight-game winning streak that started shortly after a 2-0 loss to the Flames. Theyre doing it to a lot of teams in the National Hockey League, but we should have been prepared to elevate our game and we werent.Gulutzan hopes the Flames can rectify that problem when they face the Arizona Coyotes on Monday at Gila River Arena. Calgary (16-15-2) worked hard to get back into Pacific Division contention after a 5-10-1 start this season. Theyd like to stay in contention.Its time to stop it where it is, Flames captain Mark Giordano said of a two-game losing streak that followed a six-game winning streak. The last two games havent been near good enough. Weve been hurting ourselves with some big mistakes.We might have been getting away with a few things here and there when youre on a winning streak, but then you lose a few games and goals go in your net, you notice those more.The Flames are healthy other than defenseman Ladislav Smid, who is out for the season while rehabbing a neck injury. But there is mild concern that goalie Chad Johnson has allowed four goals in back-to-back starts (he was pulled in one) after carrying the team in its climb back above .500.The Flames are expected to back to Brian Elliott, whom they signed this summer as a free agent to become their No. 1 goalie.Goaltending hasnt been an issue in Arizona, where Mike Smith ranks 10th in the NHL in save percentage (.930) despite playing behind a team that allows a league-high 35.6 shots per game.Arizona is coming off a four-game road trip on which it went 2-2 but suffered lopsided losses to Pittsburgh (7-0) and Minnesota (4-1). The latter ended the teams two-game winning streak and stymied a third attempt at the teams first three-game winning streak this season.Guys are trying, and we want to win in every game were involved in, said Coyotes defenseman Connor Murphy, who returned to the lineup on Saturday at Minnesota after a three-game absence with an upper-body injury. Sometimes its hard to get going so that we can keep pushing and not let things pile up on us.The Coyotes minus-7.3 shot differential is the worst in the league, but coach Dave Tippett wasnt as concerned with that stat as he was with his teams inability to win individual battles in previous games.Theres a lot of situations where we got beat one-on-one, and we didnt beat anybody one-on-one, Tippett said. Thats, a lot of times, what the game comes down to.Smith is likely to start again in goal for the Coyotes, who did not practice on Sunday. Arizona returned home without any significant injuries.Left winger Max Domi (hand surgery) and center Brad Richardson (broken tibia and fibula) are the only players unavailable. Both are out indefinitely.This is the third of five matchups between Calgary and Arizona this season. The Flames won the first two meetings in overtime by 2-1 scores. Green Bay Packers Gear . Pert has formerly spent time as an assistant coach with Cardiff City, Coventry City, and Bahrain mens national team. "Martyn is a highly-respected coach with experience at the top levels in England," said Whitecaps FC head coach Carl Robinson. Fake Packers Jerseys . 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Brisbane chief Greg Swann says the Lions are willing to put the No.2 pick in this years AFL draft on the table for the right deal.The Lions are looking to rebuild their lacklustre list following another terrible season, culminating in the sacking of coach Justin Leppitsch who has been replaced by former Hawthorn football boss Chris Fagan.Its definitely on the table, and if it helps get us something we think is going to make us better, then well look to do that, Swann told SEN radio on Thursday.Our preference is we want to go to the draft and keep building from underneath. Thats the thing for us. We think the last couple of years, weve brought in some really good young talented players.We still need some experienced players to make us competitive ... and there might be one or two others that well have a look as the trade period unfolds.Essendon hold the No.1 pick in this years draft but have signalled they wont trade the selection.Brisbane, who have also appointed a new football boss in Davvid Noble, have declared they are willing to deal senior players in exchange for first-round draft picks after finishing in the bottom four for a third-straight season.ddddddddddddCaptain Tom Rockliff has declared he wants to stay put and looks unlikely to be moved despite speculation about his future.Midfielder Pearce Hanley has met with Gold Coast and will be traded if an appropriate deal can be struck, Swann said.Weve had two pretty poor years and so youve got to make changes to your list, he said.I think thats just a given. It doesnt necessarily mean its going to be all of the experienced players but we have to get better.Collingwood backman Jack Frost on Wednesday nominated the Lions as his new home after falling out of favour with the Magpies.The Lions are also likely to receive a priority draft pick from the AFL when the trade period commences on Monday. ' ' '