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Coleman Out, Flames Push Through Injury Squeeze

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Blake Colemans upper-body injury sidelines him until the Olympic break, as the Calgary Flames push through a busy schedule. Recent games against Washington, Carolina, and Ottawa showcased shorthanded goals, power-play strikes, and standout performances, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. Expect more intense action when play resumes after the break.

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Coleman Out, Flames Push Through Injury Squeeze

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The latest scores, headlines and storylines, right here on Calgary Flames News today, subscribe and stay game ready. The Calgary Flames has some tough news on forward, Blake Coleman. They announced he will stay sidelined until after the Olympic break due to an upper body injury from January 8th against the Boston Bruins. This extends his time out of the lineup as the team pushes through a busy stretch. Earlier this week, the Flames wrapped up games against the Washington Capitals on March 9th, Carolina Hurricanes on March 7th and Ottawa. Senators on March 5th, those matchups delivered plenty of excitement with fast pace play and timely scoring. Fans are raving about the shorthanded goals, ladding up those contests. Coleman and teammate Yegor Sharon Govich, each notched one versus the Capitals, while Tim Stutzel scored a big one for Ottawa against Calgary. That kind of penalty kill magic has everyone talking. Other standout moments included goals from Washington's Tom Wilson and Conor McMichael against the Flames, plus Andre

Spechenikov for Carolina. Power play strikes from players like Alexander Nicholson added to the highlight reel across recent games. With the Olympic break looming, teams like the Flames are feeling the squeeze from injuries but staying competitive. Expect more intense action when play resumes. This story is made possible by our sponsor. See the episode description. If earbuds fall out when you sleep, this is for you, a pillow with built-in sound, us-o-l-i-soli-pillo-dot-com.

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