With over 150 members, the Flames alumni are dedicated to serving our incredible community by volunteering and raising funds for local charities!
Calgary, AB
Joined February 2020
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Happy 50th birthday, Miikka Kiprusoff!
The goaltender holds #Flames records for games played (576), wins (305), saves (14,631), and shutouts (41) 🔥
Another snapshot from @EricFrancis' Pizza Pigout, this time with the Maher family ❤️
We had plenty of #Flames alumni members at this year's @EricFrancis Pizza Pigout, which supports @KidSportCalgary!
Al Coates, Brent Krahn, Tim Hunter, Brendan Mikkelson, Colin Patterson, Lanny McDonald, and Jamie Macoun were in attendance!
This morning, Coach Patter and Garret Stroshein hit the ice with our @heroshockey SuperHEROS friends!
SuperHEROS is open to youth ages 7-17 with cognitive and physical challenges and like all HEROS programs, is completely free!
We had plenty of #Flames alumni members at this year's @EricFrancis Pizza Pigout, which supports @KidSportCalgary!
Al Coates, Brent Krahn, Tim Hunter, Brendan Mikkelson, Colin Patterson, Lanny McDonald, and Jamie Macoun were in attendance!
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Coming to tonight's '04 Celebration game vs. Detroit? Make sure you arrive early - the first 2004 fans will be receiving a green hard hat 🔥
Happy 50th birthday, Clarke Wilm!
The forward suited up for 303 games with the #Flames, posting 73 points and 250 PIM 💪 After retiring from playing, he went into the business world!
Happy 66th birthday, Jim Peplinski!
He played in 711 games with the #Flames, scoring 161 goals and 424 points, and capturing the Cup in '89! He's a very active alumni member, working to help many amazing groups and charities in our community!
We love supporting this amazing event!
What a terrific way to start off the day!
The annual @SpecialOCalgary Breakfast With Champions event was held at the @cgysaddledome, with #Flames captain Mikael Backlund acting as the honourary chair ❤️
The Flames family was out in full force for this great event!
A big thank you to our friends at @SpecialOCalgary for having us at their Breakfast With Champions this morning!
Another great Sunday @heroshockey SuperHEROS skate! Colin Patterson and Dennis Polonich were in attendance, as well as members of the @WHLHitmen!
Happy 61st birthday, German Titov!
The forward played in 345 games with the #Flames, scoring 107 goals and 228 points! He stayed in hockey after retiring from playing, coaching in the KHL, MHL, and VHL. He's currently the head coach of Dynamo St. Petersburg in the VHL!
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“He's such a big presence in the city, and obviously, his number’s hanging from the rafters. So just to be able to kind of share that and be a part of it is pretty special."
Wolfie's Kipper-inspired gear is a work of art 🔥
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Our deepest condolences go out to Bob's family and friends ❤️
Bob spent time with the Atlanta Flames in 1979-80 and in Calgary during the 1980-81 and 1981-82 seasons. He would go on to play 697 games during his lengthy NHL career.
The NHL Alumni Association is deeply saddened to learn that Bob Gould has passed away at the age of 69.
From Petrolia, Ontario, Bob played college hockey for the University of New Hampshire beginning in 1975. After his sophomore season, the Atlanta Flames selected Bob in the 1977 NHL amateur draft. Bob returned to New Hampshire to play his junior and senior seasons before making his professional hockey debut at the end of the 1978-79 season with the Central Hockey League’s Tulsa Oilers.
On January 4, 1980, Bob made his NHL debut with Atlanta before the club relocated to Calgary ahead of the 1980-81 season. On October 10, 1981, Bob scored his first, second, and third career goals, joining an exclusive club of NHL players who scored a hat trick the same night they scored their first career goal. Bob joined the Washington Capitals that November and played 600 games for Washington from 1981 to 1989, regularly earning votes for the Frank J. Selke as one of the NHL’s top defensive forwards.
After his time in Washington, Bob joined the Boston Bruins for the 1989-90 season. Bob concluded his NHL career with 697 regular-season games played from 1980 to 1990, along with 78 career games in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Following his playing career, Bob became a teacher, serving as a trusted mentor and coach to his students for more than two decades.
We send our deepest condolences to Bob’s family, friends, and former teammates during this incredibly difficult time.
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Happy Canadian Thanksgiving to family, friends and all you crazy hockey fans. 🇨🇦 🦃 🏒
Happy 67th birthday, Ed Beers!
The forward played in 226 games with the #Flames, posting 87 goals and 192 points!
We have a new #Flames fan in Camp, Ireland!
Clodagh ran into our own Colin Patterson, who found out she is a hockey fan and gave her his Flames alumni jacket, along with showing her his Stanley Cup ring!
Welcome to the C of Red, Clodagh!
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