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Owen Nolan led the way with two goals Saturday night as the Calgary Flames won 4-1 over the Edmonton Oilers in NHL action. The Flames entered the night having not scored in the first period in the previous six games, but Nolan changed that 16:14 into the game. Dion Phaneuf's shot from the blue-line changed directions, caromed off an Oiler in front of the net, then hit Nolan around the midsection and just trickled over the goal line.
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The Calgary Flames roared through the previous season, finishing with 103 points, which became their best total since 1989. However, in the first round of the playoffs the team lost to the Mighty Ducks in seven games. The Flames’ goaltender Miikka Kiprusoff took two trophies, the Vezina Trophy and the William M. Jennings Trophy, and defenseman Dion Phaneuf set a club record for goals by a rookie with twenty goals.
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CALGARY — With headliner Jarome Iginla mired in his longest goal-scoring slump in three seasons, the Calgary Flames supporting cast came through on Tuesday night. Stephane Yelle scored the tying goal then set up Craig Conroy's game-winner at 8:36 of the third period as the Flames won 2-1 over the Minnesota Wild to take over first place in the NHL's Northwest Division.
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October 9, 1980 – Playing their first game since moving from Atlanta, the Calgary Flames skate to a 5-5 tie with the Quebec Nordiques. For three years, the Flames will play their games in the Stampede Corral, a tiny facility that only has a capacity of 7,242.
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The Flames arrived in the city of Calgary in 1980 after spending their first eight seasons in Atlanta, Georgia as the Atlanta Flames. The Flames are the only NHL club to relocate from the United States to Canada, and are ... the only NHL club to retain its nickname after a relocation. (The Dallas Stars shortened their name after moving from Minneapolis as the North Stars.) The Flames spent their first three seasons playing in the Stampede Corral, during which they lost only 32 games,[1] before moving into the Olympic Saddledome in 1983.
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