The Northwest Division-leading Calgary Flames acquired Phoenix forward Olli Jokinen before Wednesday's trading deadline expired. The deal also included the Coyotes getting forwards Matthew Lombardi and Brandon Prust and a conditional first-round draft pick from the Flames. Earlier, Calgary also obtained

New Jersey left wing Zach Parise was selected the top NHL star of the week, the league announced Monday. Parise was given first star status, while Calgary center Matthew Lombardi was named second star and Atlanta left wing Ilya Kovalchuk third star for games played Feb.

The Calgary Flames, led by Matthew Lombardi's two goals and one assist, skated to a wild 7-5 victory over the Phoenix Coyotes Saturday night. Lombardi's seventh goal of the season was part of Calgary's four-goal second period, and his eighth came at 3:05 of the third. Calgary's Adrian Aucoin, Daymond Langkow, Curtis Glencross and Eric Nystrom all scored once. Todd Bertuzzi had four assists, David Moss and Michael Cammalleri two assists apiece, while Miikka Kiprusoff was credited with 32 saves on 37 shots for the Flames, who have won three of their last four contests. Calgary led 5-2 when the third period started. The Coyotes' Daniel Winnik scored his first two goals this season in the first (power play) and second periods.

Matthew Lombardi had a goal and two assists and Miikka Kiprusoff had 22 saves Monday night to lead the Calgary Flames to a 6-2 win over Montreal. Lombardi and Dustin Boyd both scored short-handed goals in the second period, and the Flames also got goals from Dion Phaneuf, Rene Bourque, Mike Cammalleri and David Moss to hand the Canadiens their eighth loss in 10 games. Calgary stopped a four-game losing streak. Matt D'Agostini and Tomas Plekanec scored goals and Jaroslav Halak stopped 35 shots for Montreal, which has lost three straight. The Canadiens carried a 2-1 lead into the second period, but with Bourque in the penalty box for slamming Halak, the Flames got an equalizer from Lombardi on a breakaway at 11:36 of the second.

Peter Mueller and Mikkel Boedker had a goal and an assist apiece Saturday night and the Phoenix Coyotes beat Calgary 4-3. David Hale and Olli Jokinen had goals for Phoenix, which has won four of its last five games.