Flames vs Canucks live stream: Watch online free 9:10 ET as two teams not in the playoffs look to finish the season on a positive.

The 35-39-7 Calgary Flames are coming into the meeting vs the Vancouver Canucks (35-35-11) off a game where their four-game winning streak was snapped. The Canucks look to win and be above .500 and just on the outside of the final playoff-picture. Watch the free live stream online to see which Canadian team wins this showdown.

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Gaudreau and Arnold had their "welcome to the NHL" moment beforeeven joining the Flames for the trip to Vancouver: A private jet was sent to pick them up to fly to Calgary from the award ceremony in Philadelphia.

"That was it," Gaudreau said after practicing for the first time in Vancouver on Saturday. "The jet was a pretty amazing and then stepping out on the ice for my first NHL practice, those are two things I will never forget in my life."

Despite the jet, the Hobey Baker Award, and 80 points in 40 games this season, coach Bob Hartley was trying to dial down the expectations for Gaudreau.

"With the hype and everything it's normal when you carry the nickname 'Johnny Hockey,'" Hartley said. "But I've been in this league for many years, I've worked with tons of kids, and let's give him time. ... I've seen myself or too many coaches or hockey guys go 'Wow' at a kid in the first week and suddenly, two or three months after, the diamond is not as shiny as what we thought."

Injury report, according to NHL.com:

"Canucks forward Chris Higgins missed Saturday night's game in Edmonton with an illness and is questionable against the Flames. center Mike Santorelli (shoulder surgery) and defensemen Christopher Tanev (broken fingers) and Andrew Alberts (concussion) are out. ... Flames defenseman TJ Brodie didn't take part in practice Saturday but coach Bob Hartley said after it was a "maintenance" day and he will be a game-time decision. Left wing Michael Cammalleri, who missed the game against Winnipeg on Friday with Illness, will play against the Canucks, but defensemen Ladislav Smid (upper body), Tyler Wotherspoon (shoulder) and Dennis Wideman (upper body) and forwards David Jones (shoulder), Mikael Backlund (upper body) and Markus Granlund (upper body) all are out."