The Calgary Flames failed to qualify for the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the third consecutive season.

The Calgary Flames won't be playing in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but their season was very far from being a failure.

CALGARY — The Calgary Flames were eliminated from Stanley Cup Playoff contention prior to a 5-4 shootout win against the ...

Morgan Frost scored in regulation and the shootout, helping Calgary beat the Vegas Golden Knights 5-4 after the Flames were ...

The sting of elimination was still fresh, a stirring ovation still echoing through the rink, and MacKenzie Weegar was ready ...

It’s not a figment of anyone’s imagination to suggest the Flames have forever been stuck in the mushy middle. But as Eric Francis writes, what unfolded this season is much different.

The Calgary Flames managed to defy expectations and finish ninth in the Western Conference. What was supposed to be a draft lottery season turned into a nail-biting wild card race until the end.

Moments after Frost scores on his shootout attempt at the opposite end, Golden Knights blue-liner Shea Theodore dings the ...

This was not how teams are usually treated by fans as the final buzzer sounds in a game where they’ve been eliminated from ...

Flames centre Nazem Kadri on the atmosphere in Calgary of late: ‘Down the stretch here, it reminds you of playoff hockey’ ...

The Calgary Flames did what they had to do. In what was essentially a must-win game, the Flames were able to erase a two-goal deficit to defeat the Vegas Golden Knights by a 5-4 shootout final.

The Calgary Flames beat the San Jose Sharks 5-2, winning another do-or-die game and live to fight another day.