I was a little surprised that the Flames gave up Lindholm while only 5 points out of a WC spot. It's a common sense move - their actual Cup chances are miniscule and it's much better to get something good for Lindy than let him walk for free - but NHL teams usually tend to resist becoming sellers as long as a faint hope of qualifying remains. So good on them for making a hard-nosed decision.
Bruins still can't sleep on Calgary. Their recent form has been up and down - they were rallying a bit before losing 4 of their last 5 - and it will hurt them losing Lindholm and Dube in one hit (If Hanafin would like to join the exodus and stay in Boston he'd be welcome). But there's still some talent there. Nonetheless I fully expect Boston to come back from the break strong and start the long run home well with a solid win.
