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Flames Weekly: New Coach, Same Team
Flames Weekly is our new series on how the Calgary Flames performed the previous week. Be sure to check in every Monday for our take on the week that was and to ...
Flames Have Future Captain in Matthew Tkachuk
It didn’t take long for criticism to be thrown at some of the Calgary Flames players after they were eliminated by the Dallas Stars in the first round of the 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs. While many players disappointed, the two getting the brunt of the criticism were forwards Johnny Gaudreau and Sean Monahan. Just days […]
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Flames Should Steer Clear of Taylor Hall
With the Calgary Flames being eliminated from the playoffs, the media and fans are discussing what moves the team should make next year. Should a top player be traded? Should the team sign a big free agent? Related: Predators’ 3 Best & Worst Trades of All-Time While general manager Brad Treliving may have a different […]
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Flames Need to Move on From Johnny Gaudreau
This past Thursday was extremely disappointing for both the Calgary Flames organization and its fans. After getting off to a solid start in this year’s playoff bubble, it appeared this team would be able to go on a bit of a run. Instead, they failed to make much noise yet again, and were eliminated in […]
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Flames Getting Big Contributions From Oilers’ Castoffs
Over the years, the current Calgary Flames core group has heard from fans and media alike about how they have struggled in the playoffs, failing to make much, if any, noise. While many called for some of their top-end players to be traded, general manager Brad Treliving chose instead to keep the core intact, and […]
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Flames Make Right Choice Starting Talbot in Net
During the 2019 offseason, the Calgary Flames signed free agent goaltender Cam Talbot to a one-year, $2.75 million contract. In fact, they swapped goalies with their provincial rival Edmonton Oilers, who signed Mike Smith to a one-year deal as well. The Flames move for Talbot was seen as them signing an experienced veteran who could […]
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Flames’ Top Players Need to Step Up Their Game
Through the first three games of their play-in series versus the Winnipeg Jets, the Calgary Flames find themselves in a great spot, up two games to one. With the play-in series being just a best-of-five, they need just one more win to advance and will get the chance to do so Thursday night. Given that […]
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A Look Back at Kent Nilsson’s Underrated Career
When you think of legendary Calgary Flames players, names like Jarome Iginla, Theoren Fleury, Joe Nieuwendyk often come to mind. Perhaps players like Mike Vernon, Lanny McDonald, and Al MacInnis, as well. However, one name that rarely seems to get thought of or mentioned is Swedish forward Kent Nilsson. Related: Jarome Iginla’s 5 Greatest Highlights […]
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They Wore It Once: Flames Players and Their Unique Numbers
The Calgary Flames have had many players during their thirty years in the league. As a result, many different jersey numbers have been worn. Numbers like 7, 15, 16, 21 and 22, have been extremely popular, worn by 23 different players each, the highest amount of players who have worn any number in Flames history. […]
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Last Flame to Win Each NHL Award
While the Calgary Flames do not have the most decorated history, they have still had some good teams and players since joining the NHL in 1980. As a result of those players, they have won numerous individual awards over the years. Related: Calgary Flames’ Best All-Time As is the norm, the NHL has begun to […]
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Mark Jankowski’s Odd Path to the NHL
Looking back, the 2012 NHL Entry Draft was one of the weaker draft classes of all-time, with many high picks not turning out like they were expected. Of course, that draft is now infamously remembered by the Edmonton Oilers selecting Nail Yakupov first overall. Yakupov, of course, has turned out to be one of the […]
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Flames’ 2010s First-Round Picks Ranked
The 2010s were an interesting decade for the Calgary Flames. For the most part, their first-round picks did not pan out as they had hoped. Usually, this would result in a very unsuccessful franchise. However, thanks to some great picks in the later rounds, they have made the playoffs in four of the last six […]
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Flames Will Have Rittich on a Short Playoff Leash
The 2019-20 season was certainly an interesting one for the Calgary Flames. If you didn’t follow them closely and just took a look at the standings, it would appear they had a pretty good season as they finished third in the Pacific Division with a record of 36-27-7. However, if you did follow them closely, […]
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Theo Fleury Paved the Way for Johnny Gaudreau
Not many years ago, the NHL was a league you needed to have size in order to play. It was very rare you’d see players below the six-foot mark. A big part of this was because bigger, slower defencemen were able to get away with all sorts of infractions such as hooking, holding, and slashing […]
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Flames Have 3 Black Aces to Watch for in the 2020 Playoffs
Fans rejoiced when the NHL announced that hockey would return this summer. Although the remaining games regular-season games were cancelled, the playoffs are set to start fairly shortly, as training camp has officially been set to begin on July 10. Calgary Flames management will now have to decide who their Black Aces will be for […]
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Flames’ Sam Bennett Needs a Change of Scenery
Jun. 27, 2014, was an exciting day for Sam Bennett and the Calgary Flames organization. Management selected the Canadian forward with the fourth overall pick that day. The team was struggling at the time, having missed the playoffs in five straight seasons. However, many expected Bennett, who had just put up 91 points in 57 […]
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Jonas Hiller’s Quick Spiral Out of the NHL
In the summer of 2014, the Calgary Flames made a big move when they signed free agent goaltender Jonas Hiller to a two-year, $9 million contract. At the time, this was considered a very good signing by the Flames, who struggled immensely in the goaltending department during the 2013-14 season. Signing Hiller brought stability to […]
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Calgary Flames’ Top 5 Players of the Decade
The last decade has been fairly disappointing for the Calgary Flames. This season included, they only made the playoffs four times, and made it past the first round once. If they don’t win the Stanley Cup in this summer’s playoffs, it will mark 31 years since their first and only championship. Related: Flames’ 5 Most […]
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Flames Should Keep Ward as Head Coach
To say it has been an interesting season for the Calgary Flames would be a massive understatement. Despite sitting third in the Pacific Division at the time of the NHL stoppage, the 2019-20 season was anything but smooth sailing for them. They struggled to find any type of consistency from the get-go, as their usual […]
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3 Best Calgary Flames to Never Win a Stanley Cup
It has been a long time since Calgary Flames fans have seen their team win the Stanley Cup. In fact, with their only championship being in 1989, many of their current fans weren’t even been born to witness it. It hasn’t all been bad, as they have had some great teams and individual players over […]
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