Flames prepare to battle on the road

DALLAS(AP) Jarome Iginla scored on a power play at 1:25 of overtime to give the Calgary Flames a 3-2 comeback victory over the Dallas Stars on Wednesday night.

DALLAS - Calgary coach Brent Sutter recently asked for more from captain Jarome Iginla, and that's what Sutter got. Iginla scored a power-play goal at 1:25 of overtime - his second goal of the game - to give the Flames a 3-2 comeback victory over...

No. 1 Star: Jarome Iginla(notes), Calgary FlamesThe Flames got some breaks against the Dallas Stars, and Iginla made the most of them. His first goal of the game came on a 3-on-1. His second goal, the OT game-winner, came after a borderline delay-of-game penalty on Loui Eriksson(notes), in which he cleared the puck over the glass while outside of the defensive zone. Iginla's blast...

The Calgary Flames went into a defensive shell yesterday in the face of an all-out attack from detractors who wanted to know why the NHL team got special H1N1 vaccinations while millions of Canadians have had to stand in line for hours waiting for theirs.

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 and mighty...

The Calgary Flames and the Government of Alberta Canada are being criticized for pushing the Calgary Flames to the front of the N1H1 vaccine line. As thousands have waited in long lines for only high-risk patients, Flames management and employees of the team, along with the team received the vaccine at an off-site location. The Flames [...]

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. UNHAPPY COACH   Following a pair of setbacks, players on the Calgary Flam...

A health official apologized for giving the Flames and their families swine flu shots when thousands were waiting in lines.

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.

A staff member has been fired after an Alberta Health Services probe into why some members of the Calgary Flames and their families received the H1N1 shot without lining up at public clinics.

An official for Alberta Health Services has apologized for giving the Calgary Flames swine flu shots while thousands of people waited in line for the vaccine last week.

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. ...

The Dallas Stars are likely to get a trio of players back for tonight's home contest versus the Calgary Flames at American Airlines Center.