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Game Date:
04/02/2021
9:00pm EST
Lines:
Calgary +1.5
Edmonton -1.5
Total:
Over
6 (-115)
Under 6 (-105)
Community Picks: Calgary 0% vs Edmonton 0%
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Calgary Flames defenseman T.J. Brodie collapsed at practice on Thursday and was taken to a hospital for evaluation. Multiple reports noted that Brodie was standing alone when he fell to the ice and apparently had a seizure. Emergency medical personnel tended to Brodie, who was removed via stretcher from the ice at Scotiabank Saddledome and placed in an ambulance. Continue to Article
November 14, 2019 3:40:pm EST
Calgary Flames practice came to a halt Thursday when defenceman T.J. Brodie collapsed on the ice after an apparent seizure. Brodie was taken off on a stretcher and transported to hospital. The 29-year-old was awake and responsive before leaving the Saddledome, according to Flames GM Brad Treliving. Continue to Article
November 14, 2019 2:50:pm EST
Joe Pavelski scored twice, and Justin Dowling notched his first NHL goal to lead the visiting Dallas Stars to a 3-1 victory over the Calgary Flames on Wednesday night. Ben Bishop stopped 24 shots to net the win for the Stars, who are on an 8-1-1 run that has pushed them up the standings. After a goalless opening period, the Stars controlled the bulk of play following the first intermission, and they were rewarded when Pavelski produced a power-play goal 3:22 into the second period. Continue to Article
November 14, 2019 12:17:am EST
After taking a bit of time to mull it over, The Great One has decided not to make his return behind the bench at this winter's Spengler Cup. Pierre LeBrun of TSN and The Athletic reported on Tuesday that Wayne Gretzky had been approached by Sean Burke about leading Canada's team at the upcoming tournament. Burke is the general manager for the Canadian entry at what is often referred to as the oldest invitational ice hockey tournament in the world. Continue to Article
November 13, 2019 7:47:pm EST
SAN JOSE -- Suffice to say, the Sharks don't look like the same team that started a six-game homestand on Nov. 1 with one of the worst records in the NHL. With a 6-3 win over the Pacific Division-leading Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday night, the Sharks have won four in a row and appear to be climbing out of the hole they dug themselves in the first month of the season. Not to jump the gun or anything, The Sharks aren't out of the woods yet. Continue to Article
November 13, 2019 2:14:am EST
