## Flames Look to Continue Home Dominance with Dustin Wolf in Net
The Calgary Flames are seeking to extend their impressive home record as they welcome the Los Angeles Kings to the Scotiabank Saddledome on Tuesday night. All eyes will be on goaltender **Dustin Wolf**, who is expected to get the start, aiming to secure a fourth consecutive victory on home ice. [Get Tickets](https://www.nhl.com/flames/tickets)
**A Winning Streak Built on Effort**
The Flames have been on a roll during this six-game homestand, boasting a 3-0 record so far. Defenceman Zach Whitecloud attributes this success to a renewed commitment to full effort from the team since returning home. “Winning’s always fun,” Whitecloud stated. “Things become a little bit lighter, things are more free-flowing. But that doesn’t mean you don’t come to practice… and come game time, the same expectation is there.”
The team understands the challenge ahead, facing a Kings squad desperate for points in their playoff push. Whitecloud emphasized, “They’re in a spot where they’re pushing… Every single game, every single point matters for them.” The Flames are prepared for a fierce battle from the opening faceoff.
**Frost on the Verge of a Career Milestone**
Centreman **Morgan Frost** is on the cusp of achieving a personal best, needing just three more goals to reach the 20-goal mark for the first time in his NHL career. With 12 games remaining, Frost is optimistic about reaching this milestone. “It’d be nice,” Frost smiled. “Hopefully stay hot.”
Head Coach Ryan Huska has observed Frost’s growth, particularly since the trade deadline. “I think he’s taken a step… Now that he’s out of the shadow, it’s probably the opportunity that he wants to take advantage of.” Frost’s increased confidence and offensive contributions are a welcome sight for the Flames.
**Lomberg Returns to Inject Energy**
Forward **Ryan Lomberg** is set to return to the lineup tonight, bringing his signature energy and vigour to the ice. After watching the last three games from the press box, Lomberg is eager to contribute. He’ll skate on a line with Martin Pospisil and Adam Klapka.
Coach Huska highlighted Lomberg’s consistent impact, stating, “He’s going to play his game the way he always plays it, so he’ll have energy… He doesn’t change from day to day.” Lomberg’s positive attitude and relentless work ethic make him a valuable asset to the Flames’ dressing room.
**Looking Ahead**
The Flames are focused on maintaining their momentum and continuing to climb the Western Conference standings. With **Dustin Wolf** between the pipes and key players stepping up, the team is confident in their ability to secure another victory tonight. For more insights into the NHL, check out [NHL.com](https://www.nhl.com/).
