NHL Calgary Flames In 1980 the Atlanta Flames were relocated from Georgia to Calgary, Alberta in Canada. The flaming ‘A’ for Atlanta was replaced by a flaming ‘C’, and the soon beloved team quickly settled in to their new home at the Calgary Saddledome. In 1989, the ninth year of an eleven year Stanley Cup playoff run, the Flames won the coveted Cup with a team that included Rick Wamsley and Mike Vernon as goalkeepers. Other players included Dana Murzyn, Gary Roberts, Gary Suter, Mark Hunter, Joe Nieuwendyk, Joel Otto, and head coach Terry Crisp.

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Facts and Figures Official Web Site: www.calgaryflames.com T.V. Stations: Calgary 7 Radio: 66CFR (660 AM) Arena: Canadian Airlines Saddledome Capacity: 17,104 Franchise Date: June 6, 1972 (Atlanta, GA - Played as Atlanta Flames from 1972-80, then transferred to Calgary) Team colors : Red, White, Black & Gold Minor League Affiliates: Saint John Flames (AHL) Johnstown Chiefs (ECHL) Stanley Cups: 1 (1981) 2002-03 Season: Finished 5th, Northwest Division & 12th, Western Conference GP  82 W   29 L   39 T   13 GF 186 GA 228 PTS 75