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Line 1: − − ==Roster== − ===Goalkeepers=== − *34 Mikka Kiprusoff − *1 Curtis McElhinney − − ===Defenders=== − *33 Adrian Aucoin − *5 Mark Giordano − *40 Jordan Leopold − *55 Adam Pardy − *3 [[Dion Phaneuf]] − *28 Robyn Regehr − *6 Cory Sarich − *4 James Vandermeer − *44 Rhett Warrener − − ===Forwards=== − *7 [[Todd Bertuzzi]] − *17 Rene Borque − *16 Dustin Boyd − *13 Mike Cammalleri − *24 Craig Conroy − *20 Curtis Glencross − *12 [[Jarome Iginla]] − *21 [[Olli Jokinen]] − *22 Daymond Langkow − *25 David Moss − *23 Eric Nystrom − *63 Warren Peters − *19 Wayne Primeau − *27 Andre Roy − *42 Brett Sutter
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The '''Calgary Flames''' are a professional [[hockey]] team based in [[Calgary]], [[Alberta]]. The Flames moved to Calgary from [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]] in the 1980 season. Playing in Alberta, the Flames have a strong rivalry with the [[Edmonton Oilers]]. However the Oilers defeated the Flames in the playoffs in 1983, 1984, 1988, and 1991, and the Flames winning in 1986. These have made for some of the most exciting hockey series in [[NHL]] history. The Flames play in the Northwest Division of the Western Conference at [[Pengrowth Saddledome]], built as the [[Olympic Saddledome]] for the 1988 [[Winter Olympics]]. The Flames won the [[Stanley Cup]] in 1989, and appeared in the [[Stanley Cup]] Finals in 2004.
The '''Calgary Flames''' are a professional [[hockey]] team based in [[Calgary]], [[Alberta]]. The Flames moved to Calgary from [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]] in the 1980 season. Playing in Alberta, the Flames have a strong rivalry with the [[Edmonton Oilers]]. However the Oilers defeated the Flames in the playoffs in 1983, 1984, 1988, and 1991, and the Flames winning in 1986. These have made for some of the most exciting hockey series in [[NHL]] history. The Flames play in the Northwest Division of the Western Conference at [[Pengrowth Saddledome]], built as the [[Olympic Saddledome]] for the 1988 [[Winter Olympics]]. The Flames won the [[Stanley Cup]] in 1989, and appeared in the [[Stanley Cup]] Finals in 2004.
==Official Team Website==
==Official Team Website==