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Detroit will not take J Bo even if his contract were 1/2 as long as it is. Detroit will go after Ehrhoff or Bieksa whichever one is not signed in Vancouver.
Calgary Flames Offseason Moves
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Detroit will not take J Bo even if his contract were 1/2 as long as it is. Detroit will go after Ehrhoff or Bieksa whichever one is not signed in Vancouver.
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byronkentgraham
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They should be moving to the east with the sale of the thrashers
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byronkentgraham
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Add around another 5 million with the burying of Kotalik and Hagman letting Babchuck go to FA. Thats more than enough to sign Tanguay and Morrison. Should be able to bring up TJ Broie and/or Tim Erixon to fill out or defence.
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byronkentgraham
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I think your numbers are screwy. It's 2.55 million a year
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Just cause Stompin' Tom sings the hockey song doesn't mean he knows hockey. Just sayin'.......:d
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Line up behind Columbus & Nashville.
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The truth, plain and simple. I ain't no flames fan but, after the turn around the team had when the first Sutter left, that should have opened some eyes at where the biggest problem on the team is. Getting rid of Conroy was way overdue, took a non Sutter to realize that, but the best thing Calgary did was pick-up Morrison, even though he got hurt and is getting older, he still was a top point producer, re-signing him should be a priority.
GO CANUCKS GO !!!!!!!
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You forgot the Swedish response to playoff failure, Naslund started it......
Vee Choked!
Vee Choked!
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A couple good options there. Maybe Sha Webber or Luc Shenn?????:d
Weber is restricted, so not really an option. He'd come home if he could!
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Well we got two more years of fist pumping action with the resigning of karrlson. Good cheap 2 yea signing
Erixon is gone(a while ago) but we got an ok return for him I guess. A player who has chemistry with one of our prospects and 2 second rounders.
Sounds like tanguay won't be getting resigned. If he can't be signed we may as well start the teardown of the organization now.
No word on morrison or babchuck
Flames have the 13th overall but that could very well change by draft day by the sounds of it. Feaster has apparently had lots of interest in the pick and teams offering higher picks for more picks.
Flames have 3 picks in the top 60. Should help our prospect pool some
Erixon is gone(a while ago) but we got an ok return for him I guess. A player who has chemistry with one of our prospects and 2 second rounders.
Sounds like tanguay won't be getting resigned. If he can't be signed we may as well start the teardown of the organization now.
No word on morrison or babchuck
Flames have the 13th overall but that could very well change by draft day by the sounds of it. Feaster has apparently had lots of interest in the pick and teams offering higher picks for more picks.
Flames have 3 picks in the top 60. Should help our prospect pool some
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Its always funny watching a fan of a team who hasn't made the playoffs in years and are hung with the most no trade clauses in the league making fun of a 7th game stanley cup finalist team.
Yup, real smart, shows the brain power of many Flames fans.
Yup, real smart, shows the brain power of many Flames fans.
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smart enough to not burn cop cars last time they went to the cup......and lost:d
Whats funny is the LACK of brain power of a Dumbazz Canucks fan.
FLAMEOUTS Playoff Record
Playoff Appearances: 26
Overall Playoff Record: 94-114
Stanley Cup Championships: 1988-89
2009 -- lost to Chicago, 4-2, Western Conf. quarterfinals
2008 -- lost to San Jose, 4-3, Western Conf. quarterfinals
2007 -- lost to Detroit, 4-2, Western Conf. quarterfinals
2006 -- lost to Anaheim, 4-3, Western Conf. quarterfinals
2004 -- defeated Vancouver, 4-3, Western Conf. quarterfinals
defeated Detroit, 4-2, Western Conf. semifinals
defeated San Jose, 4-2, Western Conf. finals
lost to Tampa Bay, 4-3, in Stanley Cup Finals
1996 -- lost to Chicago, 4-0, Western Conf. quarterfinals
1995 -- lost to San Jose, 4-3, Western Conf. quarterfinals
1994 -- lost to Vancouver, 4-3, Western Conf. quarterfinals
1993 -- lost to Los Angeles, 4-2, Smythe Division semifinals
1991 -- lost to Edmonton, 4-3, Smythe Division semifinals
1990 -- lost to Los Angeles, 4-2, Smythe Division semifinals
1989 -- defeated Vancouver, 4-3, Smythe Division semifinals
defeated Los Angeles, 4-0, Smythe Division finals
defeated Chicago, 4-1, Campbell Conference finals
defeated Montreal, 4-2, Stanley Cup Finals
1988 -- defeated Los Angeles, 4-1, Smythe Division semifinals
lost to Edmonton, 4-0, Smythe Division finals
1987 -- lost to Winnipeg, 4-2, Smythe Division semifinals
1986 -- defeated Winnipeg, 3-0, Smythe Division semifinals
defeated Edmonton, 4-3, Smythe Division finals
defeated St. Louis, 4-3, Campbell Conference finals
lost to Montreal, 4-1, Stanley Cup Finals
1985 -- lost to Winnipeg, 3-1, Smythe Division semifinals
1984 -- defeated Vancouver, 3-1, Smythe Division semifinals
lost to Edmonton, 4-3, Smythe Division finals
1983 -- defeated Vancouver, 3-1, Smythe Division semifinals
lost to Edmonton, 4-1, Smythe Division finals
1982 -- lost to Vancouver, 3-0, Smythe Division semifinals
1981 -- defeated Chicago, 3-0, preliminary round
defeated Philadelphia, 4-3, quarterfinals
lost to Minnesota, 4-2, semifinals
(AS ATLANTA FLAMES)
1980 -- lost to NY Rangers, 3-1, preliminary round
1979 -- lost to Toronto, 2-0, preliminary round
1978 -- lost to Detroit, 2-0, preliminary round
1977 -- lost to Los Angeles, 2-1, preliminary round
1976 -- lost to Los Angeles, 2-0, preliminary found
1974 -- lost to Philadelphia, 4-0, quarterfinals
CANSUCKS Playoff Record
Playoff Appearances: 22
Overall Playoff Record: 79-98
Stanley Cup Championships: None
2009 -- defeated St. Louis, 4-0, Western Conf. quarterfinals
lost to Chicago, 4-2, Western Conf. semifinals
2007 -- defeated Dallas, 4-3, Western Conf. quarterfinals
lost to Anaheim, 4-1, Western Conf. semifinals
2004 -- lost to Calgary, 4-3, Western Conf. quarterfinals
2003 -- defeated St. Louis, 4-3, Western Conf. quarterfinals
lost to Minnesota, 4-3, Western Conf. semifinals
2002 -- lost to Detroit, 4-2, Western Conf. quarterfinals
2001 -- lost to Colorado, 4-0, Western Conf. quarterfinals
1996 -- lost to Colorado, 4-2, Western Conf. quarterfinals
1995 -- defeated St. Louis, 4-3, Western Conf. quarterfinals
lost to Chicago, 4-0, Western Conf. semifinals
1994 -- defeated Calgary, 4-3, Western Conf. quarterfinals
defeated Dallas, 4-1, Western Conf. semifinals
defeated Toronto, 4-1, Western Conf. finals
lost to NY Rangers, 4-3, Stanley Cup Finals
1993 -- defeated Winnipeg, 4-2, Smythe Division semifinals
lost to Los Angeles, 4-2, Smythe Division finals
1992 -- defeated Winnipeg, 4-3, Smythe Division semifinals
lost to Edmonton, 4-2, Smythe Division finals
1991 -- lost to Los Angeles, 4-2, Smythe Division semifinals
1989 -- lost to Calgary, 4-3, Smythe Division semifinals
1986 -- lost to Edmonton, 3-0, Smythe Division semifinals
1984 -- lost to Calgary, 3-1, Smythe Division semifinals
1983 -- lost to Calgary, 3-1, Smythe Division semifinals
1982 -- defeated Calgary, 3-0, Smythe Division semifinals
defeated Los Angeles, 4-1, Smythe Division finals
defeated Chicago, 4-1, Campbell Conf. finals
lost to NY Islanders, 4-0, Stanley Cup Finals
1981 -- lost to Buffalo, 3-0, preliminary round
1980 -- lost to Buffalo, 3-1, preliminary round
1979 -- lost to Philadelphia, 2-1, preliminary round
1976 -- lost to NY Islanders, 2-0, preliminary round
1975 -- lost to Montreal, 4-1, quarterfinals
How did that 2011 Game 7 work out for you?
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CTV news in Calgary just reported the Flames have asked Robin Regehr to waive his no trade clause so they can trade him to the Buffalo Sabres. Not sure who or what they want in return.
CTV news in Calgary just reported the Flames have asked Robin Regehr to waive his no trade clause so they can trade him to the Buffalo Sabres. Not sure who or what they want in return.
MINNEAPOLIS – Ryan Smyth will almost certainly get his wish to move north of the 49th parallel before the draft weekend concludes, but the Calgary Flames have entered the fray and could end up getting ‘Captain Canada’ instead of his former team in Edmonton.
Kings GM Dean Lombardi said in a conference call Thursday afternoon that he has been speaking to three teams about Smyth. Sources have confirmed those three teams are the Edmonton Oilers, which is Smyth’s preferred destination, the Flames and Winnipeg.
Smyth has no interest in going to Winnipeg, so now it is down to the Flames and Oilers and the fact Calgary has asked defenseman Robyn Regehr to waive his no-trade clause to go to the Buffalo Sabres indicates they might be clearing cap space to make room for Smyth.
“It’s pretty well documented what I’m doing here,” Lombardi said Thursday afternoon. “If it’s a hockey issue, I would not approve of this. But if it’s a personal family issue, it’s hard to argue with that and have a player who’s not going to be happy. I’m not in a great position here. I hope to have that wrapped up here in a day or two.”
When Smyth made the request, it seemed straightforward that he wanted to go back to Edmonton and the Kings would do their best to accommodate him. But one source said that when the Oilers wanted to move Sheldon Souray’s contract to the Kings in return, L.A. contacted the Flames and, to their surprise, found the Flames to be very interested in acquiring Smyth.
Chances are wherever Smyth goes – and he is most certainly on his way back to Alberta – the Kings will not receive much in return, aside from $6.25 million in cap space that would allow them to pursue free agent Brad Richards when free agency opens July 1. If that’s the case, the Smyth trade request might be the best thing to ever happen to the Kings.
One thing is certain, however, the Kings are not about to take any big contracts in return for losing their fourth-highest scorer and a player who initiated this process by requesting a trade in the first place.
Should Smyth go to Calgary and Regehr waive his no-trade clause, it poses an interesting situation for both the Flames and Sabres. Speculation is the Flames would be interested in getting highly touted Sabres prospect Luke Adam, who was named rookie of the year in the American League. In return, the Sabres would get a veteran defenseman who could show leadership and help stabilize a blueline corps that has five regulars – Tyler Myers, Marc-Andre Gragnani, Mike Weber, Andrej Sekera and Chris Butler – who are 25 or under.
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Everything goes in cycles. You may be right but your team was sucking the hind teet at one time. When you have a Stanley Cup on your resume then maybe we can take you a bit more seriously.
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CTV news in Calgary just reported the Flames have asked Robin Regehr to waive his no trade clause so they can trade him to the Buffalo Sabres. Not sure who or what they want in return.
Latest from TSN is that Regehr is passing on Buffalo. I'm sure the mountain riding on his boosted Yamaha would be pretty limited in that city.
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