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A BRIEF HISTORY OF SORROW

• The last game of the 2003-04 regular season.
• The Flames blew a 1-0 second period lead, giving up two goals in the third.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 26-23.
• Coach: Darryl Sutter (0-1-0); GM: Sutter (0-1-0)

• The first game of a back-to-back, playing in Phoenix the next night.
• The Flames gave up three power play goals.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 31-26.
• Coach: Sutter (0-2-0); GM: Sutter (0-2-0)

• The last game of the 2005-06 regular season.
• Once again, the Flames gave up three power play goals.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 34-32.
• Coach: Sutter (0-3-0); GM: Sutter (0-3-0)

• The second game of a back-to-back, playing in Los Angeles the previous night.
• A slight improvement, as the Flames only gave up two power play goals.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 39-22.
• Coach: Jim Playfair (0-1-0); GM: Sutter (0-4-0)

• The first game of a back-to-back, playing in Los Angeles the next night.
• The Flames scored 1:40 into the game, then never scored again.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 41-28.
• Coach: Playfair (0-2-0); GM: Sutter (0-5-0)

• The Flames scored a first period power play goal, then gave up four in the second period (including two power play goals).
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 36-25.
• Coach: Mike Keenan (0-1-0); GM: Sutter (0-6-0)

• The first game of a back-to-back, playing in Phoenix the next night.
• The Flames gave up a goal 35 seconds into the game.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 25-23.
• Coach: Keenan (0-2-0); GM: Sutter (0-7-0)

• The second game of a back-to-back, playing in Los Angeles the previous night.
• The Flames gave up a goal 1:46 into the game, then two more in the first 2:08 of the second period.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 37-36.
• Coach: Keenan (0-3-0); GM: Sutter (0-8-0)

• The first game of a back-to-back, playing in Los Angeles the next night.
• The Flames scored first and blew 1-0 and 2-1 leads.
• Anaheim scored 55 seconds into overtime.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 40-23.
• Coach: Keenan (0-3-1); GM: Sutter (0-8-1)

• The Flames scored first, but Anaheim scored twice in 1:08 to take the lead.
• The Flames scored with 18 seconds left to send the game to overtime.
• Calgary outshot Anaheim 43-31.
• Coach: Brent Sutter (0-0-1); GM: D. Sutter (0-8-2)

• The first game of a back-to-back, playing in San Jose the next night.
• This was a track meet. The Flames blew a 1-0 lead, then retook the lead, then blew a 4-3 lead.
• Calgary outshot Anaheim 37-26.
• Coach: B. Sutter (0-1-1); GM: D.Sutter (0-9-2)

• The second game of a back-to-back, playing in Los Angeles the previous night.
• The Flames trailed 2-0 after two periods, then roared back to tie it up.
• Calgary outshot Anaheim 39-25.
• Coach: B. Sutter (0-1-2); GM: D. Sutter (0-9-3)
• Darryl Sutter resigned 18 days after this loss.

• The first game of a back-to-back, playing in Los Angeles the next night.
• Another track meet. The Flames gave up three goals in the first, then tied the game 3-3 in the second and took the lead mid-way through the third. But Anaheim scored a power play goal in the last few minutes of the third, then scored in overtime four seconds after Henrik Karlsson stopped Bobby Ryan on a penalty shot.
• Calgary outshot Anaheim 41-33.
• Coach: Sutter (0-1-3); GM: Feaster (0-0-1)

• The Ducks scored twice in the first, but the Flames rallied back to tie in the third period.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 33-26.
• Coach: Sutter (0-1-4); GM: Feaster (0-0-2)

• The second game of a back-to-back, playing in Phoenix the previous night.
• A back-and-forth game. The Ducks took the lead with 46 seconds left in the third.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 38-29.
• Coach: Sutter (0-2-4); GM: Feaster (0-1-2)

• The first game of a back-to-back, playing in Los Angeles the next night.
• The Ducks scored 1:15 into the first and never looked back.
• Calgary outshot Anaheim 29-24.
• Coach: Bob Hartley (0-1-0); GM: Feaster (0-2-2)

• The Flames got down 2-0 in the first and never quite clawed all the way back.
• Calgary outshot Anaheim 35-22.
• Coach: Hartley (0-2-0); GM: Feaster (0-3-2)

• The first game of a back-to-back, playing in Los Angeles the next night.
• The Flames gave up two goals in the first before scoring and just couldn’t muster a comeback.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 42-21.
• Coach: Hartley (0-3-0); GM: Feaster (0-4-2)
• Feaster was fired 13 days after this loss.

• The first game of a back-to-back, playing in San Jose the next night.
• The Flames trailed 3-0 after the second period, but almost came all the way back to tie it up.
• Calgary outshot Anaheim 34-29.
• Coach: Hartley (0-4-0); GM: Treliving (0-1-0)

• The Flames gave up three goals in the first and trailed 4-0 at one point in the second.
• Calgary outshot Anaheim 33-27.
• Coach: Hartley (0-5-0); GM: Treliving (0-2-0)

• The Flames blew leads of 2-0 and 3-2. Anaheim scored three times in the third to close out the game.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 32-25.
• Coach: Hartley (0-6-0); GM: Treliving (0-3-0)

• The Ducks took the lead in the first and led almost the entire way, scoring three times in the third.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 33-24.
• Coach; Hartley (0-7-0); GM: Treliving (0-4-0)

• The first game of a back-to-back, playing in Los Angeles the next night.
• Anaheim led 5-0 before the Flames scored their first goal.
• Anaheim outshot Calgary 27-26.
• Coach: Hartley (0-8-0); GM: Treliving (0-5-0)

THIS AND THAT

• 0 games: Arizona, Colorado, Columbus, Minnesota, Montreal, Nashville, Pittsburgh, San Jose, St. Louis, Washington
• 1 game: Boston (3/5/2015), Chicago (10/24/2016), Dallas (12/17/2015), Detroit (3/6/2015), Edmonton (4/2/2016), Florida (11/8/2014), New Jersey (2/25/2015), Philadelphia (3/3/2015), Vancouver (2/6/2016)
• 2 games: Buffalo (12/14/2013), Carolina (1/13/2014), NY Islanders (2/6/2014), Tampa Bay (4/3/2014), Winnipeg (10/19/2014)
• 4 games: Los Angeles (1/19/2015), NY Rangers (12/7/2008), Ottawa (1/14/2011), Toronto (1/15/2011)
• 23 games: Anaheim (1/19/2004)