CALGARY - Curtis Glencross may have to raise his self-imposed bar just a tad.The Calgary Flames' left winger has been a key contributor in the team's resurgence over the past month, having scored in five straight games with two game-winners in that stretch, heading into Wednesday night's tilt against the Dallas Stars.
His 19 goals on the season are four more than his previous National Hockey League season high, which should prompt him to rethink his personal objectives.
"In the last two or three years, I've wanted to hit 20 goals and 20 assists for 40 points,'' he said. "That's kind of been my goal. I've had injury problems and missed 20 games every year and this is the first year -- knock on wood -- that I haven't missed too many games. Right now, I'm going to set myself a new goal and push for 25 or 30.''
Source: http://nhl.fanhouse.com/2011/02/16/curtis-glencross-exits-doghouse-having-career-year-for-flames/
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