Rhett Warrener News

In the Calgary Flames owners' suite just happened to be Theo Fleury. In the stands was another sell-out crowd.

With the evening settling into a dreary patch, the Calgary Flames woke up themselves, woke up the fans, woke up even the media, with a stunning burst.

Jody Shelley could've been created out of the imagination of Mary Shelley. He is a monster of a man.

Ten games for the Calgary Flames to filter the valuable lessons from the fuss and fury of the season's first 72 contests.

Rhett Warrener's days with the Calgary Flames are far from over. The team yesterday announced the former defenceman joined the club as a scout.

With one foot on the head of the Colorado Avalanche, the Calgary Flames stumbled.

New Calgary Flames scout Rhett Warrener isn't officially retired from the NHL, but the 13-year blueliner hasn't received any calls for his services.

The Calgary Flames' new coach managed to convey mock innocence. Asked about the Battle of Alberta after Saturday's morning skate, Mike Keenan responded with sweetness.

New Flames defenceman Jay Bouwmeester led the NHL in ice time in each of the last two seasons.

Early developments, based on statistical trends, were predictable. The conclusion, based on statistical trends, was predictable.

Keep an eye on . . . Jason Arnott, C A big-bodied off-season acquisition, Arnott is coming off a career-high 76 points with Dallas.

Maybe it was the sight of Vince Gill's face in the stands. Yee-haw. Maybe it was the thrill of the promotional bonanza -- Free Popcorn Night at the Gaylord Entertainment Center.

Each year everyone hopes that their team will make a deep playoff run. The management and ownership love the extra cash, the players look to the prestige of hoisting Lord Stanley's cup, and the fans love watching their team win an exhilerating game seven and calling in sick to work the next day with Strep Throat.

Well-established is Rhett Warrener's wanderlust. Dude loves to trot the globe. More than most.

It was shaping up as one of those nights for Rhett Warrener. Late in the first period of Tuesday night's Pengrowth Saddledome clash against the St.

Jay Bouwmeester was ready to be a piece of the Calgary Flames' puzzle instead of carrying the load for another team.

The Calgary Flames offseason started with a bang. The Flames made good, solid decisions at the draft, and made a splash acquiring the rights to Florida defenseman Jay Bouwmeester... by Keith Harrison 16 reads July 01, 2009 The Calgary Flames offseason started with a bang.

Pain was the operative word of Dion Phaneuf's first foray into the National Hockey League playoffs.

After a far-and-wide search for a general manager to guide the Wild into a new era, owner Craig Leipold landed on a bright, young hockey mind who has been preparing for this job from the day he was born 41 years ago.

The truth can finally be told about the former Flames player Darryl Sutter had his eye on re-acquiring just before this year's trade deadline.