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Five Sure Fire Ways To Get More Emotion For Sutter's Calgary Flames
Following the Chicago Blackhawks 7-1 ye ole' fashionedA ass-whoppingA of the Flames last Thursday in Cowtown, Brent Sutter demanded more emotion from his club.
Extinguish The Flames: Is It Time To Rebuild In Calgary?
I hate to say it, though I have known it since the beginning of training camp, but without some major changes the Calgary Flames are destined for another first-round exit this season.
The reality facing the Calgary Flames as they woke up yesterday must have been disturbing.
Jeering, cheering and why GMs love Brian Burke
Each week, Hockey Night in Canada's Elliotte Friedman brings you his take on the world of sports.
On The Hot Seat: Flames' Olli Jokinen On The Trading Block?
There is no doubting his skill. There is no doubting his size. But Olli Jokinen has been an enigma in Calgary this season, and one has to wonder how much more the Sutter brother'sA can take before an inevitable trade.
The Calgary Flames make their only appearance of the regular season to HSBC Arena tonight against the Buffalo Sabres.
Game Day: Vancouver at Calgary
Darryl Sutter's prime off-season catch makes his official debut tonight as a Flame.
Voracek's hair, music strictly old school
Jake Voracek, who is in his second season with the Blue Jackets, has four goals and six assists.
Players reintroduced to coach's all-in approach
Tossing the puck towards the faceoff dot like a lion tamer would hurl raw meat, Brent Sutter ordered two of his most ferocious beasts to do battle.
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Red Wings-Flames mega set-up: Flames want to prey upon...
The Detroit Red Wings prepare to battle the Calgary Flames tonight without the services of Jonathan Ericsson and Valtteri Filppula , and the 7-3-and-2 Flames, whose 3-2 loss to the Colorado Avalanche broke a 3-game winning streak, have no qualms about kicking the Wings while they're down, as Jarome Iginla told the Calgary Sun's Wes Gilbertson: ...
Lanny McDonald lifts the Stanley Cup after the Flames' famous win in 1989. Photograph by: Calgary Herald, Archive Three decades is a lot to sift through, particularly for an eyewitness to 26 of them.
Flames sneak into post-season dance
Well, well. They crash the party, after all. But only by sneaking in through the servants' entrance.
The livestock comes rumbling through the chutes today. At 9 a.m., the Calgary Flames veterans - a beefy herd - begin to show up for physicals, fitness testing and possibly branding.
Flames On Fire But Who Can Stoke Jokinen
In recent years I have come to expect the worse from Calgary Flames clubs whom have been great in the regular season, only to underachieve in the playoffs.
Yes, it's way too early to start talking about the fact the Calgary Flames leading scorer is free to play anywhere he wants next season.
Glencross maturing nicely in Calgary
It's said that the Calgary Flames signed Curtis Glencross to a free-agent contract while the Edmonton Oilers were looking the other way.
Talented Bourque taps into potential
Reclamation projects are a thing of the past. For the Calgary Flames, the future is in its youth.
Preston's memories of Regina are sweet
Rich Preston's first visit to the Brandt Centre was full of nostalgia. The Regina native made his "home" debut on Saturday as the head coach/GM of the Lethbridge Hurricanes, who hired the former NHL assistant on June 30.
If there's anyone who knows about the type of growing pains Jarome Iginla is going through, it's Rick Nash.
There aren't many years left for the Calgary Flames' core players to have their best chance to win a Stanley Cup.
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