In the Dome: Calgary Flames Fan Podcast

The Flames struggled in OT this week, dropping extra time decisions to Boston and Ottawa but the managed to send us home with an early Christmas W.Today we’re chatting Jonathan Huberdeau’s hot streak (and why, despite his nice stretch we still don’t want to see him in OT), the kids leading the way of late, the return of Elias Lindholm, and trying to settle the Vladar vs Wolf conversation. Go Flames Go.

The Flames, in classic fashion, flipped flopped between crushing wins and strong victories going 2-2-0 this week against Dallas, Nashville, Tampa, and Florida.Today we're talking Dustin Wolf and why the Flames have to give him the reigns in the net moving forward. HE IS THE FUTURE. As well, we're breaking down a big win against some old friends on the Florida Panthers.Go Flames Go.

The Flames scoring woes and struggles on the road continued as they find themselves in a nasty skid that included losses to Dallas and St. Louis this week. Are we back in tank mode? It seems to shift every week! Today we're breaking down the past week of games, looking at how the Flames should be getting more young players into the lineup, whether or not they should consider trading Rasmus Andersson, and of course a review of welcoming the Gaudreau family back to the C of Red. Go Flames Go.

Wolfmania is sweeping the league as the Flames, led by their rookie netminder, are absolutely on fire. Don't look know, but the good guys in red are second in the Pacific division and making true believers out of us. We're breaking down the 4-0-0 homestand sweep and trying to make sense of how and why the Flames are finding success through the quarter mark of the 2024-25 season. Go Flames Go

Dustin Wolf is locked and in single handedly keeping the Flames in the playoff picture. This week we’re focusing in on Wolf, reviewing the Flames 2-1-0 week that saw them blank the Preds, own the Kings, and drop a game to the Canucks. Go Flames Go

Hey, folks today we're checking in following a week of games that saw the Flames battle back to force OT in three straight. Matt Coronato ripped home the winner against the Habs in record fashion (and then was apparently not good enough to see prime OT ice again) while the Flames then dropped extra time decisions to the Bruins and Sabres. Coronato is rolling but we have some serious gripes with how the lineup is being handled at the moment (as usual) so let's get into it. Go Flames Go

The Flames are a month into their season and it's been streaky start to say the least. The hot start cooled off quick with ugly losses to Vegas and Utah followed up by a shutout victory over Jacob Markstrom and the New Jersey Devils. Most recently the Flames dropped the ball and didn't bring the juice in the second instalment of the Battle of Alberta.Today we're looking at the last string of games with a focus on some of the head scratching lineup decisions Ryan Huska and his staff have been implementing. Go Flames Go.

The Winnipeg Jets and Carolina Hurricanes handed the Flames their first two regulation losses of the season. Despite some good efforts it looks like the boys might be coming back down to earth a little bit. We're breaking down the past week of hockey while also lamenting the assignment of Matt Coronato to the AHL (FREE THE BISON!). Go Flames Go.