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Scoreless forward's got shooting as primary goal in mind
With apologies to Robyn Regehr, Cory Sarich and Aaron Johnson, veteran pivot Craig Conroy is a member of an exclusive club he'd rather not be a part of.
Controversial forward Sean Avery and the Rangers take on the Flames tonight at the Saddledome in the Hockey Night in Canada late game.
Flames captain Jarome Iginla tries to elude the check of Stars' Nicklass Grossman on Wednesday.
Flames shuffle lines in bid to spark Iginla, Jokinen
Calgary Flames coach Brent Sutter was shuffling his lines again Tuesday as the team prepared for tonight's NHL game in Dallas against the Stars.
Northwest: Surprises aplenty in early going
Enforcer Brandon Prust spent part of last season with the Flames, but it was a tough year physically and logistically.
Lowry loving life behind Flames bench
Ten games into his official National Hockey League coaching career with the Calgary Flames, Dave Lowry admits to having the time of a lifetime.
Nystrom scoring ugly but often
Eric Nystrom believes he's got more than five goals in him, which is the amount he netted as his career-high last season for the Flames.
Prust stirring things up in Calgary
He is, without question, the straw that stirs the Calgary Flames' drink. And these days, Brandon Prust's teammates are seeing plenty of fizz.
Boyd enjoys playing with tough guys
Brian McGrattan, one of the league's top heavyweights, usually patrols the right wing when Dustin Boyd hits the ice.
David Moss is partaking in today's skate again, but on the fourth line with Dustin Boyd, Brian McGrattan and Brandon Prust all taking turns.
Craig Conroy and Jay Bouwmeester have reason to smile. The Flames are filling the net and racking up wins.
OCTOBER 13: Rick Nash #61 of the Columbus Blue Jackets tries to control the puck in front of Rene Bourque #17 of the Calgary Flames on October 13, 2009 at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio.
Burning issues: Blue Jackets at Flames
OCTOBER 13: Miikka Kiprusoff #34 of the Calgary Flames holds the puck while teammate Robyn Regehr #28 checks Antoine Vermette #50 of the Columbus Blue Jackets into him on October 13, 2009 at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio.
Flames enforcer back in fighting form
Calgary's Brandon Prust leads the NHL in fighting so far this season. Photograph by: Herald Archive, Canwest News Service NHL fight leader Brandon Prust has come a long way from sipping blended Alberta beef through a straw.
Versatile Boyd bides time for shot at top-line duty
Dustin Boyd, now in his fourth pro season, has yet to score a steady role with the Calgary Flames, but has proven capable in a number of positions.
Boyd, Kiprusoff help Flames beat Canucks
Vancouver Canucks' Tanner Glass, left, fights with Calgary Flames' Brandon Prust during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Calgary, Friday, Oct.
Flames coach Sutter shuffles lines ahead of matchup with division-rival Canucks
The Calgary Flames will have a different look Friday night. Hoping to halt the Flames' three-game losing streak, coach Brent Sutter shuffled his lines at Thursday's practice in preparation for Friday's showdown with the Vancouver Canucks at the Pengrowth Saddledome .
Jackets douse Flames despite disallowed goals
Antoine Vermette might not have been so forgiving if his disallowed goal in the third period had come back to bite the Blue Jackets tonight.
Disheartened Flames unable to get back on track
The Calgary Flames staggered into Nationwide Arena on Tuesday with a massive emotional hangover from the night before.
Blackhawks rally from 5-0 down to stun Flames 6-5 in OT
Brent Seabrook scored 26 seconds into overtime and the Chicago Blackhawks matched the biggest comeback in NHL history, rallying from a five-goal deficit to beat the Calgary Flames 6-5 on Monday night.
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