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Cheese · 11-23-2024, 06:27 AM

Previous Game

News Roundup

5 Things - Flames vs. Wild

2. Know Your Enemy

The Wild have picked up points in 16 of their first 19 games to start the season, parlaying their 16-3-3 record to a second-place standing in the Central Division.

They close out a three-game road trip in Calgary after scoring a 4-2 win in St. Louis Tuesday night, and a 5-3 triumph Thursday in Edmonton in goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury's 1,000th career NHL start.

Flames find identity as 'hungry bastards' through first quarter of the season

Print it on a t-shirt.
That’s how Dan Vladar described the Calgary Flames on Friday after he’d been asked about the team’s identity.
He’s got a way with words, doesn’t he?

Flames Dusty Offense A Cause For Long-Term Concern

You can only run on adrenaline and resilience for so long before the magic malfunctions. For the Calgary Flames, more goals in regulation are needed to sustain their early measure of success.

Trust the process: Zary, Flames break through for another rewarding finish

It was inevitable Connor Zary would break through.

How fortuitous for him and the Flames he was able to do so midway through the third period of a tied game he wound up being the hero in.

How perfectly symbolic too, that the 23-year-old would fight through the mounting frustration by trusting the process, remaining committed and being rewarded in the end.

That’s what the Calgary Flames season has been all about so far.

Beyond the Boxscore: Flames pepper the Rangers with shots in 3-2 win

Corsi King – One of the reasons I love doing these is because it gives a glimpse into how Ryan Huska uses his lineups. In this one he limited the third pair and really leaned into the top four on defence – and why wouldn’t you? With the massively improved play of Daniil Miromanov (65.31 CF%) and the gift that has become Kevin Bahl (57.39%) to complement the Flames two studs in Andersson (52.16 per cent) and Weegar (58.86 per cent) I would be rolling them back-to-back whenever it was close

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11-23-2024, 06:27 AM	#1
Cheese Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2002 Exp:	Minnesota Wild at Calgary Flames 2:00pm TV: SNW, FDN, FDWI - RADIO SN960 Previous Game News Roundup 5 Things - Flames vs. Wild 2. Know Your Enemy The Wild have picked up points in 16 of their first 19 games to start the season, parlaying their 16-3-3 record to a second-place standing in the Central Division. They close out a three-game road trip in Calgary after scoring a 4-2 win in St. Louis Tuesday night, and a 5-3 triumph Thursday in Edmonton in goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury's 1,000th career NHL start. Flames find identity as 'hungry bastards' through first quarter of the season Print it on a t-shirt. That’s how Dan Vladar described the Calgary Flames on Friday after he’d been asked about the team’s identity. He’s got a way with words, doesn’t he? Flames Dusty Offense A Cause For Long-Term Concern You can only run on adrenaline and resilience for so long before the magic malfunctions. For the Calgary Flames, more goals in regulation are needed to sustain their early measure of success. Trust the process: Zary, Flames break through for another rewarding finish It was inevitable Connor Zary would break through. How fortuitous for him and the Flames he was able to do so midway through the third period of a tied game he wound up being the hero in. How perfectly symbolic too, that the 23-year-old would fight through the mounting frustration by trusting the process, remaining committed and being rewarded in the end. That’s what the Calgary Flames season has been all about so far. Beyond the Boxscore: Flames pepper the Rangers with shots in 3-2 win Corsi King – One of the reasons I love doing these is because it gives a glimpse into how Ryan Huska uses his lineups. In this one he limited the third pair and really leaned into the top four on defence – and why wouldn’t you? With the massively improved play of Daniil Miromanov (65.31 CF%) and the gift that has become Kevin Bahl (57.39%) to complement the Flames two studs in Andersson (52.16 per cent) and Weegar (58.86 per cent) I would be rolling them back-to-back whenever it was close https://twitter.com/user/status/1859836192532971827 https://twitter.com/user/status/1859832054642532480 https://twitter.com/user/status/1859823289352454448 https://twitter.com/user/status/1859822185315172374 https://twitter.com/user/status/1859473612215816413