Daniel Austin
Sports Reporter, Post Media Network at Calgary Herald
Sports Reporter, Post Media Network at Calgary Sun
Cover the Flames and Stampeders for the Calgary Sun and Herald. Host of the Live from the 55 podcast. king of snacks.
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1 week ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Daniel Austin
Like so many of his family members before him, Brett Sutter will be the head coach of a professional hockey team in Calgary next season. On Friday afternoon, the Calgary Wranglers announced that Sutter will be taking over head coaching duties of their team after spending last season as an assistant coach. Sutter’s dad, Darryl, was the head coach of the Calgary Flames on two separate occasions, while his uncles Brian and Brent also served in the same role.
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1 week ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Daniel Austin
If the Calgary Flames decide they wanted to move up in the first round of next Friday’s NHL Draft, it might not be as hard as normal to find a willing trade partner this year. That hasn’t generally been the case in recent drafts, as teams have desperately clung on to their first-round picks. This year, though, a combination of factors has led to lottery teams being open to trades, says Flames GM Craig Conroy.
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1 week ago |
calgaryherald.com | Daniel Austin
Advertisement 1Andersson has a number he’s looking for. The Flames have a number they’re willing to pay. Article contentThe Calgary Flames and Rasmus Andersson know what comes next. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentWhether that’s a contract extension or a trade isn’t something they’re speaking about openly, but they’ve agreed on what direction they’ll be working towards in the coming days, weeks and months. Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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1 week ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Daniel Austin
The Florida Panthers winning the Stanley Cup on Tuesday night has provided a little clarity for the Calgary Flames. It doesn’t exactly represent a seismic shift in the Flames’ fortunes, but at least they now know their second pick of the first round at the 2025 NHL Draft will come at No. 32. The draft pick came to the Flames as part of the trade that sent Matthew Tkachuk to the Florida Panthers in 2022, when Brad Treliving was still the GM in Calgary.
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calgarysun.com | Daniel Austin
• You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentThe Florida Panthers winning the Stanley Cup on Tuesday night has provided a little clarity for the Calgary Flames. Advertisement 2Sign In or Create an Account Article contentIt doesn’t exactly represent a seismic shift in the Flames’ fortunes, but at least they now know their second pick of the first round at the 2025 NHL Draft will come at No. 32.
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I do think this is the most fun series I’ve seen in my adult life.
Man, the anthem singer in the crowd is so good
No joke, I got drugged at a bar in Manhattan Beach four days before this event. Was terrifying and horrible. The week ended with Ariel Helwani getting his credentials revoked, which caused a legit international storm. Still the craziest week of my career.
UFC 199, you just had to be there to feel the vibe 😮 🧵 A thread of what went down 9 years ago https://t.co/WMDO0U3okt