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Calgary (38-19-6) at Philadelphia (34-18-10), 7:00 pm EST

PHILADELPHIA (Ticker) -- According to most of the experts, the

Calgary Flames were the biggest winners at the trade deadline.

They hope to continue winning on the ice as well.

The Flames test that belief when they continue a season-long,

seven-game road swing when they visit the Philadelphia Flyers on

Thursday.

Calgary made a splash before Wednesday's deadline, acquiring

center Olli Jokinen - who has recorded 21 goals and 21 assists

in 57 games this season - from the Phoenix Coyotes for center

Matthew Lombardi, right wing Brandon Prust and a first-round

pick.

"I don't think I have been playing at the level I can play,"

Jokinen said. "It's going to be challenging. There are high

expectations. As an athlete you want to be pushed."

The Flames, who own an eight-point edge in the Northwest

Division standings, also picked up defenseman Jordan Leopold

from the Colorado Avalanche at the deadline.

In Calgary's first stop on its long trip, David Moss notched a

hat trick and captain Jarome Iginla added a pair of goals in a

6-3 victory over the Ottawa Senators.

The Flyers, who acquired left wing Daniel Carcillo from the

Coyotes for right wing Scottie Upshall and a 2011 second-round

draft pick, avoided a third straight loss with a 4-2 triumph

over the Boston Bruins on Tuesday.