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  5. yogibearstie

    Fleury is one of my all time favorites to watch. His courage and recklessness with his body were amazing. I edited this because I made a comment about worrying about CTE, then I looked him up and he seems more than fine. Dude is a warrior.

  6. Henrik Holmgren

    Hakan Loob had a great career back in Farjestad in Sweden, playing until -97. All time scoring leader in Swedish Hockey League and part of the -94 Olympic gold team of Sweden.

  8. I Hate Naps

    idk if you’re done a video like this before, but you should make a video on the ‘random’ 50 goal scorers. like someone who hit 50 goals once and never came close to it again.

  10. Jorden Palinkas

    I live in Calgary and I have been use to mediocrity from this team. Since the cup win, more often than not, they have been a team that makes the playoffs and loses in the first round or when they do miss the playoffs it's that zone that they are not good enough to make the playoffs but not bad enough for high draft picks

  12. Geoff

    Shame Atlanta never had a stable ownership group, because Atlanta is a big market and the most important in the South. NHL needs a presence there, not in Nashville and especially not in Raleigh. Big markets, people. Thats what the NBA does. Gotta be in big markets if you want to actually truly grow the game instead of relying on the increase in population like the NHL has been doing.

  15. Robert

    Hopefully the building issue doesn't become a huge mess. It seems like the building issue always gets held over the heads of the local market no matter what the true threat really is.

  16. Glendon Hart

    1989 Cup Champs defense were amazing 2)MacInnis 4)MacCrimmon 5)Murzyn 6)Nattress 20)Suter 34)Macoun 55)Ramage and with Mikey Vernon in net 🔥

  17. Al Grundau

    More like history of the oilers little brother franchise BWAHAHAHAH! The flames have never had an elite player on their team all they have is Elias Lindhomosexual Christina Transev Mikka Trashersoff Jerome Niginla Hakan Noob Nazim Alluh Akbar Kadri, Johnny Gaydrew, Jakob Marksbum, Daniel Vlassar, Joni Whore Tio, mMilan Leech, Kevin Cooney, Mark Gayordano, and Rasmus Gayandarson

  20. countrystud1986

    Minor error on the most recent goal, it was actually scored by Blake Coleman who tied the game at 5-5 in game 5, but due to Gary Bettman rule example number 32351, this time referencing his want to guarantee a McDavid/MacKinnon west final, it was ruled 'no goal' despite the fact that 'stopping' is not the same as 'kicking'. Just ribbin the league Shannon, thanks for the Flames video!

  22. edamage

    During the the 89 Cup win it was the "Olympic Saddledome" from the time of building until first sponsorship as the "Canadian Airlines Saddledome" in the mid 90s "Pengrowth Saddledome" in 2000 then the "Scotiabank Saddledome" in 2010-present. This year looks promising to FINALLY iron out a deal for a new arena in Calgary 🤞😅

  23. Stephen Moncrieff

    The newly elected mayor of Calgary decided to mess with the already in place contract for a new building . Flames finally had enough and walked away . Now the mayor is trying to get it back on track . I'm hoping the Flames just build the arena on their own and leave the city out of it .

  24. dale moe

    Tim Hunter was fearless remember him fighting Seminko 3 times in Edmonton getting destroyed 3 times but was totally fearless wouldn't back down from nobody

  26. Stentor Of Sparta

    The first Canadian city to be gifted an NHL team by Atlanta. Not that they’ve done much better, they would’ve folded without the 04-05 lockout & wasted iginla’s career.

  27. RRaquello

    I became a Flames fan because of Joey Mullen, but stayed one after Mullen was gone because I thought it was fun rooting for a team in a place where they had zero fans. That particular Flames jersey is the ugliest they ever had, so of course it's the one they choose to be a third jersey. I guess people think it's cute and funny to make jerseys like that and the Islanders fisherman the new "3rd's".

    That year Guy Chouinard scored 50, both he and Bob MacMillan had totals way beyond anything they ever did before or after. It was weird. If it happened nowadays, everyone would be shouting "steroids". But it was just 70's hockey. But when I think of the Atlanta days, as someone old enough to remember the Atlanta Flames, I think of two things: they were a tough, tough team. Cliff Fletcher was following the Flyers' model for success. Second was the two goalies, Myre & Bouchard, who were both very good. An unusually good goalie combo for a team just starting out. But the team sucked in the playoffs, a tradition they brought with them to Calgary.

  28. McDavid Deserves Better

    Calgary probably would’ve had 3 or 4 Stanley Cups in the 1980’s if they weren’t under the thumb of the greatest hockey team ever being 2 hours north.

  29. Matthew Perrella

    The rumour was that Hull couldn’t hit the net in Calgary and he just worked his ass off after he got traded

  30. Daniel Schöld

    As a Swede, having Kent Nilsson being the all times p/gp leader makes me proud. I also remember watching Miikka in net for "my" team in Sweden (AIK) before he went over to the NHL – he was one of the best goalies I've seen live. I really should cheer for CGY, but I don't hehe

  35. Gordon Whitney

    On the subject of the NHL Calgary Flames, would you consider doing a career video on Jim Peplinski? If you don't count the abbreviated (by his own choice) NHL career of Hakan Loob, Peplinski was the best player to be a career Flame.

  41. David Mollenhauer

    My belief is that Calgary will overcome Edmonton in the 2023 playoffs, and face Colorado for the division final.

    Edmonton has not done enough to overcome their superstar dominated lineup, especially on defence and in goal.

  42. Rob Nevitt

    Moi, je parle francais. For those who do not … Mercredi means Wednesday in French.

  45. OttawaNow

    CALGARY FLAMES
    HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
    INDUCTEES

    01. 1992: Bob Johnson
    02. 1992: Lanny McDonald
    03. 2000: Joe Mullen
    04. 2003: Grant Fuhr
    05. 2004: Cliff Fletcher
    06. 2006: Harley Hotchkiss
    07. 2007: Al MacInnis
    08. 2009: Brett Hull
    09. 2010: Daryl Seaman
    10. 2011: Joe Nieuwendyk
    11. 2011: Doug Gilmour
    12. 2015: Phil Housley
    13. 2016: Sergei Makarov
    14. 2018: Martin St. Louis
    15. 2020: Jarome Iginla

    CALGARY FLAMES
    U.S. HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
    INDUCTEES

    01. 1991: Bob Johnson
    02. 1998: Joe Mullen
    03. 2003: Steve Christoff
    04. 2004: Phil Housley
    05. 2008: Brett Hull
    06. 2009: Tony Amonte
    07. 2011: Gary Suter
    08. 2015: Chris Drury
    09. 2016: Joel Otto

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