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Calgary Flames
Jarome Iginla Autographed Framed 8x10
Captain of the Calgary Flames, Jarome Iginla, is one of 7 players in NHL history to score at least 30 goals in 11 ...
$193.53 USD.Theo Fleury Autographed Jersey with Stanley Cup Patch
Officially licensed CCM® Premier Calgary Flames jersey autographed by Theo Fleury.
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$368.58 USD.Theo Fleury Autographed Framed 8x10
Cracking the 100-point plateau twice in his career, Theo Fleury was a member of the 1989 Stanley Cup winner Calgary Flames.
$174.08 USD.Lanny McDonald Autographed Puck
Calgary Flames puck autographed by Lanny McDonald, including a personalization with the Flames Stanley Cup victory in 1989.
$57.38 USD.Jarome Iginla/Shawn Horcoff Autographed Framed Dual
The Battle of Alberta is captured in this dual, represented by Jarome Iginla and Shawn Horcoff, the Captains of the two ...
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Calgary Flames
Entered NHL: 1972
Stanley Cups: 1989
Hall of Famers: Lanny McDonald,Joe Mullen,Grant Fuhr, Al MacInnis, Brett Hull,Bob Johnson,Cliff Fletcher,Harley Hotchkiss,Daryl Seaman, Joe Nieuwendyk, and Doug Gilmour
Stanley Cup Champions
1986 represents a significant start in the history of the Calgary Flames, as they acquired forward Lanny McDonald, defenseman Al MacInnis, and goaltender Mike Vernon. The Flames swept the Winnipeg Jets, upset the Edmonton Oilers, and knocked off the St. Louis Blues in seven games. This created a showdown between the Flames and the Montreal Canadiens. Unfortunately for Calgary, Montreal rookie goalie Patrick Roy was a brick wall in net and ended any hope for a Stanley Cup for the Flames. The team would not be able to repeat their success in the playoffs until the 1988-89 NHL season.
The year prior to this season, rookie forward Joe Nieuwendyk had his best season as a Flame recording 51 goals and another 51 goals during the 1988-89 NHL season. With the new acquisition of Doug Gilmour and the emergence of a fan favourite Theoren Fleury, the Flames would go on to capture their second consecutive President Trophy win.
The Flames would go on to meet the Montreal Canadiens once more in the Stanley Cup Finals. They would go onto get the better of them as they defeated the Canadiens in six games to win their first and only Stanley Cup.
2004 Cup Run
Up to this the 2003-04 NHL season, the Flames had gone through a playoff drought and suffered in attendance, to the point where the team was losing money. A series of newly acquired players invigorated the Calgary fans and gave them a reason to support the team, none bigger than current captain and leading point scorer for the Flames, Jarome Iginla. Players such as Dion Phaneuf, Robyn Regehr, and Vezina Trophy winner Miikka Kiprusoff, helped lead the Flames back to the Stanley Cup finals against the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Flames would come just short of their second Stanley Cup, as they were defeated by the Lightning.
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