Hayne's Top 50 Flames of all time

[CorsiHockeyLeague]

No, Johnny did not "tie for the league scoring lead as a rookie".

Other than that, fine, I guess.

Am I the only one who really doesn't care about these things?

[PlayfulGenius]

Originally Posted by bigrangy

As someone who was not alive in the 80's, the only guy I've never heard of has to be Colin Patterson. His numbers would be pretty meh for a player even today, nevermind considering it was the 80's.

What was his game like?

He was a defensive wizard...he'd have won a Selke or 2 if he played in the east and Carbonneau wasn't around

He was one of my faves, for sure...very underrated player!

[Strange Brew]

Yeah Risebrough should be higher. The acquisition of McDonald gets all the attention, and understandably so, but it was acquisition of Riser the next year that really helped cap the transformation of the team into a winner.

Fletcher really knew what he was doing. The GM job is so different these days.

[dissentowner]

Originally Posted by Phaneuf_Phan

Fleury should be ranked #1

Agreed. I would rank Theo #1, Iggy #2, MacInnis #3.

[BlackWallStreet]

Honourable mention: David moss


LOL what the hell? One of the worst flames ever imo

[sketchyt]

Originally Posted by Don Benji

Lol yup. The franchise has won one cup. Which goalie held it in the air?

Lol. TIL Rick Wamsley was a better goaltender than Kiprusoff

[Corral]

I would place Gilmour and Mullen as number 5 and 6 and drop Roberts and Suter out of the top ten. Flames don't win the Cup in 89 without Doug Gilmour and Joe Mullen was Calgary's first real sniper IMO.

[redforever]

Originally Posted by Corral

I would place Gilmour and Mullen as number 5 and 6 and drop Roberts and Suter out of the top ten. Flames don't win the Cup in 89 without Doug Gilmour and Joe Mullen was Calgary's first real sniper IMO.

Ahead of Joe Nieuwendyck?

Ummnn...no.

[Corral]

Yes Gilmour 5th - but OK Mullen can place after Nieuwendyk