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Calgary Flames Tickets: Cheap Calgary Flames tickets may be purchased here. We supply the highest quality Calgary Flames tickets at one of the best prices on the Web. Get Your Tickets is determined to provide our customers with unsurpassed customer service and the highest quality Calgary Flames tickets available. The Calgary Flames The Calgary Flames are a National Hockey League team based in Calgary, Alberta. Founded: 1972 Formerly Known As: Atlanta Flames 1972-1980 Arena: Pengrowth Saddledome Uniform colours: Home: Red with Black, White and Yellow trim; Road: White with Red, Yellow and Black trim; Alternate: Black with Red, Yellow and White trim Logo design: Home: A black "C" with white flames; Road: A red "C" with yellow flames; Alternate: A "horse head" with flaming nostrils; Assistant captains' "A" on jersey is a miniature Atlanta Flames logo Stanley Cups won: 1989 Clarence S. Campbell Bowls won: 1986, 1989, 2004 Presidents Trophies won: 1988, 1989 Division Championships won: 1988, 1989, 1990 (Smythe), 1994,1995 (Pacific) Dare to Compare Our Calgary Flames ticket prices are among the cheapest online. Check other sites' prices, then come back to ours to save money.       View All Calgary Flames Tickets View All NHL Tickets | All Pengrowth Saddledome Tix Calgary Flames tickets Shipping: When you find Calgary Flames ticket that you would like to purchase, they can be purchased online via our encrypted safe and secure server. Your Calgary Flames order will processed within 1 business day. All tickets will be sent via federal express. The shipping address must be the same as your billing address.

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Calgary Flames Original History

Move to Calgary (1980-current)
However, the Atlanta ownership was never on sound financial footing, and eager for hockey in their home province, Calgary interests offered $16 million US for the team, the highest price to date ever paid for a NHL franchise. Tom Cousins, the majority Atlanta owner, promptly sold out. In their first year in Alberta, led by Kent Nilsson's 49 goals, the Flames won their first two playoff series (a sweep over the Chicago Blackhawks in the first round and a seven-game victory over the Philadelphia Flyers in the second round) before bowing out to the Minnesota North Stars in the semi-finals.

By 1986 the Flames had landed Doug Riseborough, Lanny McDonald, Dan Quinn and goalie Mike Vernon. They beat the Vancouver Canucks in the first round, beat the Edmonton Oilers in the second round on Steve Smith's fluke goal into his own net in the seventh game, and also won in seven games over the St. Louis Blues. They were no match for the Montreal Canadiens in the finals, losing in five games. However in 1989, they won the Stanley Cup against the Canadiens allowing veteran captain Lanny McDonald to end his career with a Stanley Cup celebration. This victory was especially significant in that it marked the only time that an opposing team won the Stanley Cup on the Canadiens' home ice.

After seven consecutive seasons out of the playoffs, the Flames returned to glory in 2004, surprising the hockey world by defeating all three Western Conference division champions to become the first Canadian team in a decade to advance to the Stanley Cup Finals. The Flames' first victim was the Northwest Division winners, the Vancouver Canucks, in seven games. Then, they shocked the Central Division champions and President's Trophy winners for the best regular-season record, the Detroit Red Wings, in six games. After eliminating the Pacific Division champs, the San Jose Sharks, in six games in the Western Conference finals, the Flames earned a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals to face the Tampa Bay Lightning. By this time, practically all of Canada had thrown immense support behind the Cinderella-story Flames, who had now become a hockey-mad country's first chance to win the Stanley Cup since 1993. The Canadian Embassy in Washington, D.C. flew the Flames flag beside the Maple Leaf, as did San Jose's city hall (after the Sharks lost the series, the Mayor of San Jose declared his city hall the world headquarters of Flames fans.) Calgary especially exploded in a non-stop fit of partying unprecedented in the normally conservative city. The final series went to 7 games, with the Flames suffering a controversial non goal in game six at home. After winning game 6 in double overtime, Tampa Bay Lightning went on to hold the Flames to only 7 shots in the first two periods in game 7. The Flames went on to a late surge, but it was too little too late as they lost game 7 on June 7, 2004 by a score of 2-1.

 

 

 

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