On Saturday night, the Calgary Flames honoured the great Miikka Kiprusoff when they formally retired his number and raised a banner commemorating him to the rafters of the Scotiabank Saddledome.
Once deemed unlikely to make a mark in the NHL due to his diminutive stature, Theo Fleury defied expectations by […]
The Calgary Flames are entering their 51st season as a National Hockey League franchise, dating back to their start in Atlanta, and they begin their season on Wednesday night when they host the Winnipeg Jets.
Whenever I comb lists of any year’s NHL entry draft, I often start at the end. Most of the players chosen late don’t go on to play in the league, but when they do, it’s something to note.
So what will the Class of 2023 bring? Now that the 2022 group is enshrined, it’s never too early to speculate on who gets the next round of Hall calls.
In the pantheon of the Calgary Flames, there have been quite a few skilled players of smaller stature. Before Johnny Gaudreau, and slightly overlapping with Joe Mullen late in that player’s tenure, was Theoren Fleury.
The Class of 2022 is upon us. The Hockey Hall of Fame Selection Committee will meet on Monday, June 27 to finalize and announce its new group of inductees.
When the Calgary Flames made Theoren Fleury the 166th overall pick in the 1987 NHL Entry Draft, the surprise move definitely turned some heads and fired up the naysayers.
Among a growing list of players who have been passed over for years, Calgary Flames legend Theo Fleury has earned hockey’s most prestigious honor after a remarkable career.
Is it supreme scouting or expert player development? Or is it just simply luck? When discussing late-round draft steals, the players who seemingly fall
Can you name every player on the 1988-89 NHL Stanley Cup winning Calgary Flames?
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