Brad Treliving joined us this morning, saying that Travis Hamonic looks like he could miss some time. If a call to the AHL is needed, expect Rasmus Andersson to be the callup.
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Travis Hamonic ‘could miss some time’ due to injury
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Following the first game of the 2018-19 season, it sounds like the Calgary Flames may be missing one of their defensive stalwarts.
Hamonic fought Erik Gudbranson in Wednesday night’s game after the Canucks forward nailed Dillon Dube with a hit. It didn’t go well for him, as Gudbranson decked Hamonic with an uppercut.
Hamonic missed most of the first period, but came back and finished the game wearing a face shield.
The Flames open their home schedule on Saturday night against Vancouver.
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2026-27
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$44,567,500
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$17,206,778
$44,567,500
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