Wolf playing 'really big' in goal, off to strong start for Flames
CALGARY -- Undersized goaltender Dustin Wolf is quickly becoming a big deal for the Calgary Flames. Wolf, who stands at 6-foot and is the lightest NHL goaltender at 166 pounds, has shown stature is no obstacle in his first full season.
With only a few true centers on the roster—Connor Zary, Nazem Kadri, Martin Pospisil, Kevin Rooney, and Mikael ...
The Calgary Flames have cooled off after a red hot start, but they could still be buyers ahead of the March 7 NHL Trade ...
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The Calgary Flames prospect pool continues to climb, jumping to 15th in Daily Faceoff’s latest rankingFolks, it’s not a secret that the Calgary Flames have entered a new phase of their club’s development this past year. Whether you want to call it a retool, a rebuild, a strategic retreat or ...
Nashville continues on the road in western Canada against a team with a rest advantage. Calgary (8-6-3) had a four-game ...
The Calgary Flames are one of the biggest surprises to start the 2024-25 NHL season with a 9-6-3 record through 18 games. Among the keys to the Flames’ early su ...
Dustin Wolf made 29 saves for his first career shutout, Daniil Miromanov scored his first goal of the season, and the Calgary ...
Matvei Gridin was committed to play this season at the University of Michigan. But not long after the Calgary Flames selected ...
At the end of the period, the Predators killed a 5-on-3 power play for the Flames after both Jeremy Lauzon and Alex Carrier ...
It wasn't pretty, but the Calgary Flames were able to fight and claw their way to a 2-0 win over the Nashville Predators on ...
The Calgary Flames’ skipper started with the standard stuff, telling his still-sweaty squad that he was proud of the way ...
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