The entire fairy-tale only grew in lore as the team kept winning. First Vancouver, then Detroit (somehow), then SJ, and finally Tampa. Every Flames fan old enough to remember ’04 will have their own memories ranging from the Red Mile, the local bar, at home with friends, or even at the game. (This was the […] The post Flames Retire Miikka Kiprusoff’s Number 34 appeared first on FlamesForum.com: Fan Blog ..read more

Salty Flames fans have reason to be fuming a day after numerous questionable calls (or non-calls) that contributed to the Flames loss on home ice. 99 times out of a 100 this is a slash in the NHL. Just asking for a little consistency in the officiating. byu/Comfortable-Ad-7158 inCalgaryFlames The non-call led directly to a […] The post NHL Officials and the Invisible “war room” Hand Toronto a Win over Flames appeared first on FlamesForum.com: Fan Blog ..read more

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Flames have been playing OK since just after Christmas. But then they played one  of the worst teams in the NHL, basically an AHL lineup, and they lost–bad. Typical Flames. The post Flames Flounder in Chicago appeared first on FlamesForum.com: Fan Blog ..read more

In Less Than 1 ½ Years Organization is Totally Different There was a time when Calgarians could make fun of the Edmonton Oilers organization as a whole. Haha, your city is using hundreds of millions of tax payer money to fund a private billionaire’s arena build. Haha, your rebuild sucks and it’s taken you over […] The post Complete Overhaul – Calgary Flames Timeline of Changes appeared first on FlamesForum.com: Fan Blog ..read more

It’s mid-way through this 2022-23 NHL season and the Calgary Flames are struggling to find consistency to their game. The off-season acquisitions have certainly thrown the overall makeup of the team for a loop that they haven’t been able to solve 41 games into the season. I think everyone had a sense there would be […] The post Flames Continue to Falter with Inconsistent Play Mid-way Through the Season appeared first on FlamesForum.com: Fan Blog ..read more

The Calgary Flames are not known for winning games early in the season. Slow starts are the MO. Part of the club identity. Well, we can safely say that all of the years of early disappointment have dissipated. It’s not easy to watch the team pile up wins when you feel in the back of […] The post Best Start in Decades – Flames First Two-Weeks appeared first on FlamesForum.com: Fan Blog ..read more

It was a late Sunday night, which meant work for the majority of viewers the next morning, but every Flames fan sat glued to the very edge of their seats as overtime unfolded in the best of seven series. Dallas took Calgary to the bring despite being badly outplayed for most of the series. Despite […] The post Calgary Flames Win Round 1 in 7th Game OT Nailbitter appeared first on FlamesForum.com: Fan Blog ..read more

When the season started did you predict at all the outcome of this season? The Calgary Flames a top of the Pacific Division? Careers from multiple players? We knew Darryl Sutter was going to lead the team to some level of improvement, but I don’t think anybody could’ve imagined the extent this team would improve. […] The post Flames Wrap Season with Pacific Division Title appeared first on FlamesForum.com: Fan Blog ..read more

As the world continues to deal with the global pandemic, NHL hockey continues to operate in the background. This year’s iteration of the Calgary Flames are exhibiting quintessential ‘Sutter’ qualities. Tough defence, low shots against, maximizing offensive opportunities. Given the success half-way through the season, it’s obvious Sutter knows a thing our two about hockey […] The post Mid-Season Report Card appeared first on FlamesForum.com: Fan Blog ..read more