In my posts about the Stockton Heat, I get a lot of questions regarding players down on the farm. While I try to answer as many as possible, there are some that I don’t get to. So I reached out to Flames Nation to see if I could do the occasional Stockton Heat Mailbag that…
Looking at the next offseason, the offseason after that, the previous offseason, everything in between, and our old pal Sam Bennett.
Besides the shutout on Nov. 23 against the Vegas Golden Knights, this stretch of the last five games has been easily one of the most enjoyable in recent memory for Flames fans. It turns out that scoring goals outside of the third period is often a recipe for success and hopefully it’s a sign of…
The Calgary Flames returned to the win column, beating the Arizona Coyotes by a 6-1 score on Sunday afternoon. Here are selected reactions from players and coaches following the game.
The Calgary Flames couldn’t bury their chances on Friday in Las Vegas. They rebounded with a strong offensive outing in Arizona, trouncing the Arizona Coyotes by a 6-1 score on Sunday afternoon.
The Calgary Flames were briefly shorthanded on the bench during Sunday afternoon’s game against the Arizona Coyotes. Head coach Bill Peters left the game during the second period after being struck in the side of the face by an errant puck.
After a lengthy stretch without a point, Calgary Flames forward James Neal has hit a significant milestone. Neal earned an assist on the third Flames goal on Sunday afternoon against Arizona, hitting the 500 point mark in his National Hockey League career.
Hours before the Calgary Stampeders compete for Canadian football’s richest prize, the Calgary Flames (13-9-1, 27 points) tangle with the Arizona Coyotes (9-10-2, 20 points) in a Pacific Division clash with key points on the line.
The Calgary Flames are in a bit of a good news/bad news situation regarding their young blueliners. Defenseman Juuso Valimaki missed Saturday’s practice with a lower-body injury, which may open the door for Oliver Kylington to play on Sunday against the Arizona Coyotes.
It goes without saying that Matthew Tkachuk is a really good hockey player. At just 20 years of age, he’s one of the Calgary Flames’ most talented, versatile players. And the good news for the Flames is he’s getting smarter with how he plays the game.
Not only did the Flames not score five goals in the first period, but they got shut out for the first time this season. That’s quite a turn.
The Calgary Flames lost to the Vegas Golden Knights by a 2-0 score on Friday night. Here are selected reactions from players and coaches following the game.
