Posts About "Brad Treliving"
Flames' Bennett Is Stuck in No-Man's Land
October 21st, 2018 Hopes were high all around when the Calgary Flames drafted Sam Bennett at the 2014 NHL Draft. At fourth overall Bennett was the highest-ever pick in Calgary Flames history and the thought was Bennett would be an impact player for years to come. Unfortunately, Bennett's been the victim of some challenging circumstances and...
Flames Focused on Results, Not Sentiments
October 1st, 2018 It's been well-documented that the Calgary Flames fell well below expectations in the 2017-18 National Hockey League season. If the theme of last season was "dashed expectations," the theme of the following off-season was "sober second thought." A year ago, the Flames roster and coaching staff was full of sentimental favourites...
Flames Draft for the Future in Dallas
June 28th, 2018 The Calgary Flames headed to the Lone Star State with the fewest draft picks in club history. They owned no first, second or third round selections in the 2018 NHL Draft. Yet somehow general manager Brad Treliving managed to make the biggest splash of any club. The Flames did absolutely nothing on the first night of the draft....
Calgary Flames 2018 NHL Draft Primer
June 18th, 2018 A year ago, the Calgary Flames made a big splash at the NHL Draft in Chicago. Not only did Brad Treliving's crew land highly-touted Finnish defender Juuso Valimaki in the first round, but they stole the show on the second day with a blockbuster trade for blueliner Travis Hamonic – continuing a trend of being draft movers and shakers...
Flames Hope History Repeats at 2018 Draft
May 15th, 2018 The Calgary Flames bet big on themselves in the summer of 2017. General manager Brad Treliving sent several draft selections out the door during that off-season in an effort to bring in Mike Smith, Michael Stone and Travis Hamonic. The 2018 NHL Draft is when Treliving's hockey club has to pay the proverbial piper. It's primed to...
Flames Bet Big on Bill Peters
April 25th, 2018 The Calgary Flames underachieved in 2017-18 for a lot of reasons. They couldn't score. Their power play was awful. But ultimately what cost Glen Gulutzan his job as head coach was that the team was collectively less than the sum of their parts. The Flames were without a head coach for six days, as general manager Brad Treliving...
