Salim Valji
Calgary Bureau Reporter at The Sports Network (TSN)
Calgary Bureau Reporter @TSN_Sports Proud to live and work in Calgary 📸: https://t.co/b2pYYIC6cs 💌[email protected]
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5 days ago |
tsn.ca | Salim Valji
The heart-and-soul defenceman seemed both exhausted and emboldened to answer questions about his playing career. Blueliner Rasmus Andersson, who revealed on Saturday that he played through the team’s playoff push with a broken fibula, is eligible to sign a contract extension this summer and can become an unrestricted free agent next July when his six-year, $27.3 million contract expires.
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1 week ago |
tsn.ca | Salim Valji
There will be no reflection, pre-game speeches, or sentimentality ahead of the biggest game for the Calgary Flames in three seasons. The club is once again in a must-win situation when they host the Vegas Golden Knights in their last home game of the year on Tuesday night. The Flames also need Minnesota to lose in regulation and St. Louis to lose in any fashion or win in overtime or by shootout to extend their season.
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1 week ago |
tsn.ca | Salim Valji
One of the Calgary Flames’ highest-paid forwards changed his pre-game meal, and in the process, changed the trajectory of his – and possibly the team’s – season. Calgary won again on Sunday night at the Saddledome, a 5-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks that kept their playoff hopes alive. Yegor Sharangovich, snakebitten all season, scored twice, including the eventual game-winner early in the third period.
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1 week ago |
tsn.ca | Salim Valji
In their biggest game of the season coming off their most disappointing loss, the Calgary Flames chased the Minnesota Wild’s starting netminder en route to a much-needed 4-2 win. Calgary scored four times on Filip Gustavsson before the Wild pulled him in favour of veteran Marc-André Fleury, who got a rousing standing ovation from Flames fans given his impending retirement.
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1 week ago |
tsn.ca | Salim Valji
In the midst of a playoff chase few saw coming, the Calgary Flames will not rush top prospect Zayne Parekh into action. The Flames are coming off a tough loss in Anaheim where their power play went 0-for-6 and the team’s defence struggled late in the game, but head coach Ryan Huska will use the same lineup Friday when the Flames host the Minnesota Wild in a must-win game. Calgary is chasing Minnesota for a Western Conference playoff spot.
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RT @salimvalji: From a couple days ago outside the Calgary locker room on the power of this run #flames