[PGT] Flames win in shootout 5-4, still miss playoffs

[Jay Random]

Originally Posted by Goriders

Wonder if any of the Flames will head down to help the wranglers in the playoffs?

I think Parekh, Suniev, and Hunt are the only ones eligible. Am I missing any?

[jg13]

Dang so us Calgary folks will be able to see Parekh play in person this year

[Dion]

Glad Wolf is on our team. Makes me proud to see him signing autographs after a sad ending to the season

https://twitter.com/user/status/1912375494101856727

[Jiri Hrdina]

Originally Posted by Goriders

Wonder if any of the Flames will head down to help the wranglers in the playoffs?

Klapka maybe?

[Jay Random]

Originally Posted by Dion

Glad Wolf is on our team. Makes me proud to see him signing autographs after a sad ending to the season

https://twitter.com/user/status//1912375494101856727

Edit: nm. You fixed it already.

[Dion]

Originally Posted by jg13

weegar

https://twitter.com/user/status/1912366050873864273

His post game comments pretty much describe the heart and drive of this team. They need to give him the "C" next season.

[blankall]

Originally Posted by Jay Random

If St. Louis had won 11 straight instead of 12, the Flames would still be in it. There's no shame at all in falling two points behind the hottest team in the league since the trade deadline.

But man, it's such a letdown to be eliminated from the playoffs on a night when you win.

By the way, I think these players showed that they deserved the faith Conroy showed by not trading anyone away at the deadline. This experience will be incredibly valuable for the young guys on the team. It's like rehearsing for the playoffs by playing a whole series of game 7's.

Or if Vancouver or Anaheim could hold an F-ing late game lead.

[420since1974]

Originally Posted by Jay Random

I think Parekh, Suniev, and Hunt are the only ones eligible. Am I missing any?

From what I've heard, Suniev is not eligible to play for the Wranglers this season because he already signed an ELC with the Flames. He can play for the Wranglers next season.
Hunt and Parekh are eligible to play for the Wranglers right now.
King and Sergeev have recently been signed to NHL contracts for next season, but I believe that they might be able to sign ATOs with the Wranglers for their play-offs.

[dino7c]

Klapka was sent to the Wranglers on deadline day, he is eligible

[stazzy33]

Originally Posted by the2bears

Actually I think the team's perserverance, and never quit attitude will.

Which one of your childhood participation trophies did you read that off of?

[Groot]

Originally Posted by stazzy33

Which one of your childhood participation trophies did you read that off of?

Which one of the "How to be an ***hole to random people for no reason" books did you read that out of?

[420since1974]

Originally Posted by dino7c

Klapka was sent to the Wranglers on deadline day, he is eligible

Thanks!
I forgot that Klapka was technically on the Wranglers roster at the NHL TDL.
So, I feel that the Flames should send Hunt and Klapka down to the Wranglers for their play-offs, sit Pachael, and play Parekh in the last regular season NHL game.

[dino7c]

Originally Posted by 420since1974

Thanks!
I forgot that Klapka was technically on the Wranglers roster at the NHL TDL.
So, I feel that the Flames should send Hunt and Klapka down to the Wranglers for their play-offs, sit Pachael, and play Parekh in the last regular season NHL game.

And then send Parekh to the Wranglers for the playoffs

I will go see him and Klapka

[Hockey_Ninja]

I'm proud of the boys for never giving up. They fought till the end despite everyone saying they'd be a bottom feeder. Now I hope that the Jackets can sneak in

[Crispy's Critter]

Disappointed, but really proud of the way the guys played this year. Picked to finish last overall by some media types before the year, ended up playing meaningful games right to the end. Very well done!. Hopefully they go out on Thursday and get Wolf his 30th win.

[mile]

Originally Posted by solstice

what happened? I missed it

https://twitter.com/user/status/1912370350626582833

[JusAFlamer]

Originally Posted by dino7c

And then send Parekh to the Wranglers for the playoffs

I will go see him and Klapka

I am not understanding.
If Parekh is still ineligable to play for wranglers next year ( CHL or NHL only) how is he eligable to join AHL for playoffs this season?

[DeluxeMoustache]

Originally Posted by Dion

His post game comments pretty much describe the heart and drive of this team. They need to give him the "C" next season.

No, not while Backs has the C.

This isn’t Toronto


Love his comments though

[TrentCrimmIndependent]

Originally Posted by CgyFlamesftw

So in the end it was the ducks who ####ed over flames season.

-Ducks (20 seconds)
-Canucks (2-0 lead in the third)
-Blues (exactly 12 wins..)
-Draisaitl (comes back prematurely just to score 2 back breaking goals and go back on IR the next game)
-Chickening out on Parekh in ANA (0-6 PP that night)
-Two 2004 no goal clones kissing the goal line by 1mm

Take your pick.

Truly unbelievable they were kept out, tbh. That in itself was an act of hockey god-dom given the list above and how the difference is likely going end up being 1 single point.

Most epic team to not qualify for playoffs. Im blown away by their resolve and compete against all odds.

They took the "no you can't" narrative and pushed back as far as a tag tag team of reclamation projects and waiver wire pickups cobbled together possibly could. Battled the balrog to the belly of the underworld and the highest peak. And in the end, only divine luck could deny them. Everything else within their control they ####ing slayed and defeated. Kings.

Heart and identity are back in Calgary, if nothing else.

[1Nite]

Originally Posted by JusAFlamer

I am not understanding.
If Parekh is still ineligable to play for wranglers next year ( CHL or NHL only) how is he eligable to join AHL for playoffs this season?

I am guessing but I think it is because he will not be 20 years old next season, and his junior team is currently eliminated.