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Flames 3 Rangers 1 CALGARY a ' Jarome Iginla scored the go-ahead goal and Miikka Kiprusoff made 32 saves as the Calgary Flames beat the New York Rangers 3-1 Saturday night for its third win in a row.

When your father is nicknamed Mr. Islander, a certain sense of disdain for the New York Rangers is a given.

One week and three games into their November 2009 schedule, the Calgary Flames have radically improved their statistics, responding well to coaching criticism.

Jarome Iginla celebrates his goal with Olli Jokinen on Thursday night. The Calgary captain gave his team a 1-0 lead early in the first period en route to a 2-1 NHL overtime victory over the host St.

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: ...

Jarome Iginla and Olli Jokinen celebrate during Thursday's win. Photograph by: Dilip Vishwanat, Getty Images Lickety-split, Miikka Kiprusoff went from the sick bay to the winnera TMs circle.

Making his first appearance since undergoing an emergency appendectomy late last month, St.

Calgary coach Brent Sutter recently asked for more from captain Jarome Iginla, and that's what Sutter got.

The Calgary Flames landed flat to finish off their recent five-game home stand with a pair of back-flops on Pengrowth Saddledome ice.A This ostensibly talented team needs to tighten up if they want to avoid progressing to belly-flops, evermore painful and embarrassing.

Calgary Flames right winger David Moss and teammate defenceman Adam Pardy got tied up by Colorado Avalanche right winger Chris Stewart and right winger David Jones after the net of Miikka Kiprusoff was crashed during the first period of the game on Wednesday, October 28, 2009.

The statistical line on Jarome Iginla painted a scary picture Halloween night. Terrifying, actually.

The Detroit Red Wings conclude a five-game road trip tonight, when they play the Calgary Flames at Pengrowth Saddledome.

Sitting second in the Northwest Division after a Halloween loss ended the first month of their NHL season, the Calgary Flames find themselves seventh in the Western Conference and barely treading water above a hungry school of sharks eager to bump them from the top eight.

Calgary star Jarome Iginla has failed to score a goal in his last 17 games against Detroit.

It has been a while since the music blared in the Red Wings' locker room after a game.

It is, by coincidence, billed as the scariest night of the year. Regardless of the date, though, the Calgary Flames want their foes to feel like every trip to the Saddledome is Fright Night.

Plenty is new for Olli Jokinen. His first full season with the Calgary Flames. His first year under coach Brent Sutter.

On the surface, it's easy to say the Olli Jokinen experiment is a flop. In the 11th game of the campaign, last season's major trade-deadline acquisition finally scored his second goal.

Wojtek Wolski broke a tie at 5:31 of the third period, and Craig Anderson made 30 saves to help the Colorado Avalanche reach 10 victories with a 3-2 win over the Calgary Flames on Wednesday night.

The vaccine is different, and so is the level of concern. But the procedure for the Flames to protect themselves from H1N1 is no different than the seasonal flu.