Calgary Flames star Johnny Gaudreau is all sorts of awesome so far this season. He currently has 38 points in only 31 games played coming off of 12 goals and 26 assists. Due to his incredible play and skill, Gaudreau…
The chatter regarding upcoming deals seems to be pretty heavy these days, and there’s no question why. The Stanley Cup Finals will be over within a week, and then the NHL Expansion Draft is on June 21, with the NHL…
I’m not sure many would have expected this to be the case, but it appears as though a surprise Canadian team has made the first big trade offer for Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin. In a report coming from a…
Matthew Tkachuk has been suspended for two games following a flagrant elbow to the face of Drew Doughty. The incident occurred on March 19th while the Kings were visiting Calgary. Late in the first period, both Tkachuk and Doughty headed…
The Arizona Coyotes have kicked things off this trade deadline season by dealing defenseman Michael Stone to the Calgary Flames. In exchange for Stone, the Coyotes will receive a third round pick, as well as a conditional fifth round pick for…
Johnny Gaudreau just returned to the lineup after missing 10 games with a broken finger and what better way to return to action than with a goal on your first shot of your first shift back to action? After the…
The NHL season is a long and grueling one and many times injuries are inevitable. This season seems to be especially difficult due to a condensed schedule after the World Cup. The result of this difficult schedule can often shed…
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman upheld a 20-game suspension for Calgary Flames defenseman Dennis Wideman who knocked down a linesman from behind during a contest against the Nashville Predators on January 27. The incident in question came during the second period…
The Calgary Flames are 8-2-0 over their last 10 games, helping to get the team back into the playoff conversation, and a big 4-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets yesterday earned the team two valuable points in a highly contested…
After nine seasons and 507 games in the National Hockey League, free agent forward Curtis Glencross told TSN on Tuesday he plans to hang up the skates and retire. Glencross came to the realization that it’s time to step away after…