Calgary Flames forward Dillon Dube will be away from the team indefinitely – the team requested his privacy be respected during this time.

Forward Dillon Dube is stepping away from the Calgary Flames indefinitely to attend to his mental health, the team announced Sunday.

"Dillon is under the care of health professionals, and we request that Dillon's privacy is respected during this period," the team statement read.

Dube, 25, has three goals and four assists for seven points in 43 games this season while averaging 11:09 of ice time per game. The 2016 second-round pick by the Flames has 325 career games played, with 57 goals and 70 assists for 127 points.

The Golden, B.C., native didn't play in Saturday night's game against the Edmonton Oilers.

Read more on Dube's career on THN's Calgary Flames site.

Jonathan Tovell contributed to this report.