On his initial NHL call-up, Rory Kerins recorded an assist on his very first shift. Article content

He’d love to make another immediate impact, but the top priority this time is to earn a permanent stay with the Calgary Flames . Article content Article content

Kerins, who appeared in five games with the Flames last season, has been summoned from the AHL’s Wranglers and is expected to be in the home team’s lineup for Thursday’s clash with the San Jose Sharks.

The 23-year-old centre knocked on the door during training camp, then continued to build momentum with a strong start in the minors.

He is currently pacing the farm team with five goals and 14 points in 13 games this fall. In fact, he sits in the Top 10 in the AHL’s scoring race.

During a radio interview earlier this season,

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