WINNIPEG — If you ever needed proof Calgary Flames coach Darryl Sutter is all in for every single game, look no further than Game No. 82 Friday night. Wrapping up the Flames’ regular season with a contest completely inconsequential as far as the standings were concerned, Sutter chose to zig while the rest of the league zagged by starting every one of his stars. As he vowed weeks ago, “if you’re not injured, you play.” It’s that sort of mentality that gets a guy to 700 wins. Well, eventually it will. A 3-1 loss to the Winnipeg Jets left Sutter at 699 regular-season wins, one short of joining Mike Babcock at No. 10 on the NHL’s all-time list. He’s won that many with a demanding approach that turned the Flames around this season. His structure and accountability turned the club into the Pacific Division champs. Spurring more than half his roster on to having career seasons, Sutter is the biggest reason why the Flames will return to the Stanley Cup playoffs Tuesday for Game ...