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Flames Best #53 Of All Time: Derek Morris
Morris was a breakout star as a rookie and had a very good career with the Flames.
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Flames Top 25 Under 25: #1 - Matthew Tkachuk
No surprises here.
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Flames Best #51 Of All Time: Dave Gagner
It was only one season, but Gagner’s 1996-97 campaign with the Flames was a great season.
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Flames Best #50 Of All Time: It’s a Four Way Tie
And not in a good way.
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Flames Best #49 Of All Time: Matthew Lombardi
Lombardi wore #49 for only one season, but it was better than all the cumulative seasons of any other #49.
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Flames Best #48 Of All Time: Greg Nemisz
There’s not a lot to write home about when it comes to the #48.
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Flames Best #46 Of All Time: There Really Isn’t One
46 isn’t a number that’s had a body with much longevity occupying it.
Flames Best #45 Of All Time: Jamie Lundmark
Jamie Lundmark made many stops on his NHL trip, playing with the Flames twice.
Flames Best #44 Of All Time: Rhett Warrener
The underrated Flames blue liner was a big help in getting the Flames to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Flames Best #43 Of All Time: Ladislav Kohn
Twelve games isn’t a big sample size, but Kohn had the most success wearing the #43 in that short amount of time.
Pelletier, Zary Named to Canadian World Junior Team
Back-to-back first round picks will suit up together
Flames Best #42 Of All Time: Sergei Makarov
It was a brief, but amazing career in Calgary for Makarov.
Flames Best #41 Of All Time: Mike Smith
Mike Smith was a steady presence in the crease during his time in Calgary.
Flames Top 25 Under 25: #3 - Andrew Mangiapane
Mangiapane continues to develop into a stellar top six forward
Flames Best #40 Of All Time: Alex Tanguay
Tanguay bounced around a lot as a player, but was very solid in his time with the Flames.
Flames Best #39 Of All Time: Doug Gilmour
What started off as a great acquisition, turned into the worst trade in Flames history.
Flames Best #38 Of All Time: Jeff Cowan
Cowen is the longest tenured player to wear #38 in Flames history.
Flames Best #37 Of All Time: Trevor Kidd
The former #11 overall pick never really lived up to the hype.
Flames Best #36 Of All Time: Troy Brouwer
Woof. Pickin’s were slim.
Flames Best #35 Of All Time: Jeff Reese
Jeff Reese holds an NHL record he set while with the Flames.
Flames Best #34 Of All Time: Miikka Kiprusoff
No one tended the goal better in Flames history than Miikka Kiprusoff.
Flames Best #33 Of All Time: Carey Wilson
In two different stints with the Calgary Flames, Carey Wilson was a very good and productive centre.
NHL Could Be Moving Closer To Returning
It’s looking like mid-January may be the time frame for teams to return to the ice.
Flames Best # 32 Of All Time: Toni Lydman
Lydman was a steady presence on the Flames blue line.
The Tinderbox, Ep. 38: Goalies Since Kipper, Retired Numbers & The 2021 NHL
With nothing going on hockey wise, we look back at how bad the Flames goalies have been since Kipper walked away.
Flames Best #31 Of All Time: Reggie Lemelin
Reggie Lemelin tends to get lost in the shuffle between Mike Vernon and Miikka Kiprusoff, but don’t sleep on one of the Flames best keepers.
Flames Best #30 Of All Time: Mike Vernon
Calgary traded an American hero and used that draft pick to select Mike Vernon.
Flames Best #29 Of All Time: Joel Otto
The Flames found a diamond in the rough when they signed the Minnesota native.
Flames Top 25 Under 25: #4 - Juuso Valimaki
The young defenseman could push for a Top 4 role this year
Flames Best #28 Of All Time: Robyn Regehr
An inauspicious start to Regehr’s hockey journey turned into a pretty good NHL career.
Flames Best #27 Of All Time: Eric Vail
Vail set Flames franchise records after only being with them for four seasons.
Flames Best #26 Of All Time: Robert Reichel
What could Robert Reichel have turned into if things outside of hockey didn’t get in the way?
Flames Best #25 Of All Time: Joe Nieuwendyk
A Forever A Flames takes home the title of best #25 in Flames history.
Flames Best #24 Of All Time: Jim Peplinski
Peplinski played all 11 of his NHL seasons with the Flames and was a key player in both Stanley Cup runs.
Flames Best #23 Of All Time: Paul Reinhart
Reinhart was a jack of all trades blue liner who played some of his best hockey in the post season.
Flames Top 25 Under 25: #5 - Noah Hanifin
He’s fine, but is his trade value higher than his real value?
Flames Best #22 Of All Time: Craig Conroy
Conroy came to Calgary and his career took off.
Flames Best #21 Of All Time: Larry Romanchych
Another player from the no helmet and no curved stick days.