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The Calgary Flames were back on the ice Monday and the practice was noticeably up-tempo, physical and included plenty of skating following two lossses on home ice.
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Following a pair of setbacks, players on the Calgary Flam...
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November 03, 2009
by Christopher BottaFiled under: Flames, NHL Injuries, NHL Media WatchDon't blame the Calgary Flames for swiping swine flu shots for their players, coaches, staff members and their families. Blame the culture of celebrity. Since most hockey players are big stars north of the border, blame Canada. Blame Alberta Health Services, the agency responsible. But don't get all high...
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November 03, 2009
CALGARY, Alberta (AP) -- The provincial health minister wants to know if swine flu shots were "inappropriately diverted" to the Calgary Flames while thousands had to stand in line for hours for the vaccine.
Via Kuklas Korner
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November 03, 2009
from Eric Francis of the Calgary Sun,
Tossing the puck towards the faceoff dot like a lion tamer would hurl raw meat, Brent Sutter ordered two of his most ferocious beasts to do battle.
With players lined up along the centre ice circle to provide a makeshift cage, Dion Phaneuf and Brian McGrattan were summoned to the middle where they collided with considerable force.
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Via CBSSports
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November 03, 2009
The provincial health minister wants to know if swine flu shots were "inappropriately diverted" to the Calgary Flames while thousands had to stand in line for hours for the vaccine.
Via nhl.com
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November 03, 2009
Sporting a shiner under his right eye, Jarome Iginla had a simple explanation as to how he obtained the nasty bruise.
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“I got it battling,” Iginla said...
Via ESPN
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November 03, 2009
The provincial health minister wants to know if swine flu shots were diverted to the Flames while thousands had to stand in line for hours.
Via Bleacher Report
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November 03, 2009
CALGARY, Alberta(AP) — The provincial health minister wants to know if swine flu shots were “inappropriately diverted” to the Calgary Flames while thousands had to stand in line for hours for the vaccine...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Forecaster
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November 03, 2009
Calgary Flames players and some of their families received the H1N1 vaccine last week at a special clinic with the help of Alberta Health Services, the team confirmed on Tuesday.
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November 02, 2009
from Steve MacFarlane of the Calgary Sun,
THE GOOD
If Kiprusoff isn’t the team’s most valuable player for the opening month, it’s Rene Bourque.
Sniping five goals and 15 points over the first dozen games, the Lac La Biche product has easily been the Flames’ most dominant forward so far this season. He’s driving pucks to the net, throwing his weight around...
Via Bleacher Report
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November 02, 2009
There were times in Chicago while playing for the Blackhawks that Rene Bourque looked like he was about as gifted as former Pittsburgh Penguin fourth liner Phil Bourque...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Kuklas Korner
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November 03, 2009
from Wes Gilbertson of Sun Media,
The Calgary Flames reportedly jumped the queue for H1N1 vaccinations, and that has some members of the Sea of Red seeing red.
The Flames received their shots Friday, one day before the province temporarily shut down clinics, saying they would eventually reopen but only be available to high-risk Albertans.
“I’m hearing from people...
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November 03, 2009
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