CALGARY — With the Calgary Flames clinging to a late, one-goal lead Tuesday night, Trevor Lewis flipped a dribbler towards the Chicago Blackhawks ‘ empty net from centre ice. As Dominik Kubalik closed in on his chance to sweep the puck out of harm’s way, Milan Lucic raced in with a chance to tap it in on the doorstep. Instead, as the consummate teammate, the hulking veteran deftly stuck his stick out to shield the puck from the defender, allowing it to cross the goal line and clinch the team’s fourth-straight win. “I was kind of a (bit) of a curler on that one — sweeper — to make sure it was going in because I knew one of their guys was coming back,” smiled Lucic after a 5-2 win at the Saddledome. “I saw it was going in and just wanted to make sure it was going in for him.” Lewis was clearly appreciative of the gesture. “He told me I should have put it in,” laughed Lucic, when asked what his teammate said to him. Coach Darryl Sutter agreed the play was the type of selflessne...