Pat Steinberg
Host at CFAC-AM (Calgary, AB)
Contributor at Canadian Football League
#Flames Radio and Flames Talk @Sportsnet960. @CFL contributor. Least photogenic human. Je peux aussi parler en français. Tom Hagen is a wartime consigliere.
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5 days ago |
cfl.ca | Pat Steinberg
Welcome to training camp 2025!After a long, eventful winter, a new season is finally upon us. Since the Toronto Argonauts raised the 111th Grey Cup in November, we’ve seen multiple blockbuster trades and significant movement in free agency. It sets us up for plenty of intrigue over the next six months. And now, with training camps ready to open around the league, here’s everything you need to know.
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1 week ago |
cfl.ca | Pat Steinberg
As the 2025 season approaches, CFL.ca is here to catch you up with the 5 Things To Know series. Each article will look at key storylines facing each team this season, while examining off-season movement and where your team might stand in 2025. 2024 was a great building block year for the Ottawa REDBLACKS. The team returned to the playoffs for the first time since appearing in the 2018 Grey Cup. They found a quarterback they can go forward with after years of searching.
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1 week ago |
cfl.ca | Pat Steinberg
Last season saw the Saskatchewan Roughriders return to the post-season for the first time in three years. The Riders advanced to the Western Final in 2024 thanks in large part to a stellar defensive unit that took on the personality of new head coach Corey Mace. As we continue highlighting one reason to be excited for all nine CFL teams, and as training camps open across the league this week, we’re zeroing in on Saskatchewan’s defence.
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1 week ago |
sportsnet.ca | Pat Steinberg
Where would the Calgary Flames have been this season without Dustin Wolf? It’s a question we asked in this market many times during Wolf’s rookie campaign, and there’s at least one definitive answer: not in the playoff fight until the very end. For as good as many veterans were over the last eight months, it’s hard to argue for anyone other than Wolf as Calgary’s 2024-25 Most Valuable Player. He was just that good.
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2 weeks ago |
sportsnet.ca | Pat Steinberg
After exceeding expectations all season and missing the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Calgary Flames are focused on taking another step forward next season. General manager Craig Conroy is adamant that Calgary won’t deviate from the big-picture plan, which puts most of the off-season focus on internal business. The Flames have interesting decisions to make on a few pending free agents, while the trade buzz will be swirling around one big-name defenceman.
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RT @Sportsnet960: On hour 1️⃣ of #Flames Talk with @Fan960Steinberg and @WesGilbertson: 🔟 Their Top 10 Flames Prospect Rankings! ⤵ Drop y…
Fun UFA conversation with @WesGilbertson this afternoon. From Kirkland’s future to Hanley, Vladar, and more. Available on the #Flames Talk podcast feed right now! 👇🏻👇🏻
🤔 #Flames fans, do you want to see Justin Kirkland back in Calgary next season? @Fan960Steinberg and @WesGilbertson dove into all their thoughts on the future for Kirkland on Flames Talk! 🎧: https://t.co/sPG5RfPqet https://t.co/GZXUu3TmCU
After the 2025 NHL Draft Lottery, the top 16 picks are now official. Not shown is Montreal also holding the 17th overall selection before Calgary selects 18th (via New Jersey). #Flames also own Florida’s first-round pick, but the slotting of that pick is to be determined. https://t.co/72q50cqRuZ