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4/24/14: The Flames are still an organization seeking an identity. For several years, they loaded up on big salaried veterans trying to make one last push for the Stanley Cup. They finally admitted that was not working and said they were rebuilding. They shipped off stars such as Jerome Iginla (Boston Bruins) and Jay Boumeester (St. Louis Blues) and got a lot of draft picks back. The Flames fired GM Jay Feester midway through this season, but are still looking for a GM to finish the rebuild. There are a few talented assistant GMs out there, but president Brian Burke must make a decision soon to prepare for the June draft.
4/17/14: Expectations for the Calgary Flames were pretty low going into the season. Those that follow the team and the NHL understood that this was the beginning of a rebuilding effort for the franchise, as the past few seasons of trying to get by with a makeshift roster of cast-offs was not working. One strong development for the team was the emergence of goalie Karri Ramo. He was acquired two seasons ago as part of a bigger trade, but now seems to have a firm grip on the number one goalie position. That is a major development for the team, as finding a franchise goaltender is essential to winning in the NHL.
4/10/14: It is shaping up to be a big week for Flames rookie Kenny Agostino. He was called up recently to help the team finish out the string, get some ice time at the NHL level, and allow the coaching staff and front office to evaluate his play on the highest levels. That bodes well for him making the team next season as a full time player. He recorded his first NHL goal last week. A rebound past Roberto Luongo of the Florida Panthers. Then he got to play in front of his home town as the Flames were in New Jersey. Not a bad time for the youngster from Flanders, and certainly a couple of weeks that he will never forget.
4/3/14: When a team is out of the playoff chase and can really only play out the string, the prudent thing to do is bring up youngsters and see what they can do at the highest levels of competition. That is exactly what the Flames are doing these days, which gives them a head start into next season. Calgary recalled Chad Billins and signed Bryce Van Brabant to an entry-level contract. Van Brabant could be an interesting player in the future. He a a big guy that plays a rugged game. Billins, however, is an undersized defenseman who brings speed to the table.
3/27/14: The Flames knew this would be a transition year and admitted as much earlier in the season. They are stuck between a roster that is full of aging veterans or undeveloped youth. Calgary will not be in the playoffs this season and is trying to avoid being last in the Western Conference. So this is the time when it is appropriate to shut down veterans and give youth a chance. The Flames have announced that defenseman Dennis Wideman will be done for the remainder of the season. On the other hand, they are bringing back leading point scorer Jiri Hudler.
3/20/14: The Flames were not expected to be a playoff team this season and they have lived down to that billing. While they will be on the golf course in a few weeks, they are still making life difficult for anyone that has to play them. Some people may say they are hurting their chances in the draft lottery, but players and coaches see it differently. The Flames are in a rebuilding mode and are teaching their youngsters to keep battling despite the record. That bodes well for the future, especially since they had three first round draft picks last year and need to establish the proper professionalism.
3/13/14: Flames' president of hockey operations and acting general manager Brian Burke is stealing focus from his team, again, with his comments. Burke is known for being outspoken, and that is not necessarily a bad thing. He says that while he is the acting GM today (after firing Jay Feaster a few months ago), he will not keep the role next season. He also says that the Flames need upgrades on both the offense and defense. Well, that only accounts for all but two players on the roster. Calgary may be in better shape going forward than many imagine, as they are well under the salary cap and can afford to take on a couple bigger contracts.
3/6/14: Calgary GM Brian Burke has been generating more headlines than his team has lately, though considering where the Flames are in the standings, that may not be such a bad thing. Burke recently commented on the use of a shootout to determine games tied after overtime. Like many traditionalists, he does not like it and considers it a 'circus stunt'. It does seem odd to decide a game by taking away many of the fundamentals that made the game great. On the other hand, it is dramatic and makes for great theater. And the game does not end in a tie.
2/27/14: With the Olympics concluding it is time to get back to the business of the NHL. Calgary sits on the outside looking in at the moment, but with the wildness of a typical NHL season, they are not out of the playoffs yet. Calgary had a few Olympians, but was not affected in the same way that St. Louis, Chicago or Toronto were. That means that their players have had two weeks to rest and heal and get ready for the stretch run of the regular season. They have some moral support from defenseman Kris Russell, who is ready to be with the Flames for two more years (or longer). He just got an extension from the team, and could develop into a top four blue-liner that helps the Flames get back to the playoffs.
2/20/14: If the number of Olympians a team has on their roster is an indication of how good the team is, then this helps explain why the Calgary Flames are near the bottom of the Western Conference. The Flames have only two Olympians (by comparison, the Blues had 10, plus a coach). Calgary players that are in Sochi for the Olympics are defenseman Ladislav Smid (Czech Republic) and goalie Reto Berra (Switzerland). The Czech team is not the same dominant squad from Olympics past, and the Swiss simply are not a strong team. But the Flames have some great young talent and may be better represented in the future.
2/13/14: The St. Louis Blues have done a very good job of identifying and developing talent for the past few years, and it shows now in the standings as they lead the Central Division heading into the Olympic break. One player they gave up on was Kris Russell. The Blues had hoped he would be in their defensive core for years but he struggled the past two years and the team traded him to Calgary last July for a fifth round pick. Russell has excelled with the flames and is averaging over 23 minutes per night and hit the 20 point mark already. The Flames signed him to a two year extension, meaning they have another defenseman locked up.
2/6/14: It is probably too late for the Flames to make a serious post-season run, though it is never too late for a coach to show that he has the team on the right path. The Flames have been on fire (please excuse the pun) of late, winning five games in a row. And these are some good teams including San Jose and Chicago. The team has responded, particularly since the dust up with Vancouver a few weeks ago that got Canucks' head coach John Tortorella suspended for six games. The Flames are showing that they can play with anyone, and that bodes very well for the future.
1/30/14: For the second time in two weeks, a team that has given up four goals to a player ended up winning the game. Two weeks ago, the San Jose Sharks overcame four goals by Lightning forward Martin St. Louis to win 5-4. This time is was Calgary's turn. Predators' forward Eric Nystrom netted four goals against the Flames, but Calgary kept themselves in the game, which went into overtime and then a shootout. Calgary ended up winning 5-4, meaning they shut down the entire Predators team except one guy. Nystrom was the fourth player to score four goals this season, along with St. Louis, Tyler Seguin, and Tomas Hertl.
1/23/14: Calgary and Vancouver got into a huge brawl to start their game last Saturday night. The Flames, for reasons yet unknown, started the game with their fourth line - generally the checking/goon line. Vancouver responded in kind with their fourth line and a brawl broke out at the opening faceoff. Eight players were ejected from the brawl and 152 minutes of penalties were assessed. Canucks' head coach John Tortorella was irate and tried to get into the Flames' locker room at the first intermission. The NHL will certainly look into this episode and suspensions may be forthcoming.
1/16/14: Calgary is a fiercely proud franchise. There was a time in the 80's and 90's that teams feared going to Alberta to play the Flames and Oilers in consecutive nights. Obviously, those days are long gone, but the Flames continue to rebuild and bring back the glory days. They were smart enough to hit the reset button last spring rather than continue to try to piece together a makeshift team that would finish middle of the pack. They do not have many stars on their team, but do have two Olympians - goalie Reto Berra is expected to backup Jonas Hiller for Switzerland and Ladislav Smid will play on the Czech defense.
1/9/14: In a shocking move, the Czech Republic National Olympic Hockey Team did not select forward Jiri Hudler for the Sochi Olympics. Hudler plays for the Calgary Flames, and is arguably their best offensive weapon, not to mention the third highest scoring Czech player in the NHL this season. At 30 years old, he 11 goals andd 22 assists for 33 points in 41 games, all while averaging over 19 minutes a game. He could not have been snubbed for being too old, the team went mostly with veterans, including 42 year old ex-NHL star Petr Nedved. Other NHLers were passed over as well, leading to the question of if the national team was intentionally snubbing those that left.
1/2/14: Calgary continues to languish toward the bottom of the Pacific Division, though the good news is that they are ahead of the rival Edmonton Oilers. Flames' fans know that scoring goals and generating sustained offense has been a problem. Heading into the new calendar, Calgary is under 100 goals to date - well below the average. The team called up Markus Granlund from AHL affiliate Abbotsford this past week in hopes of a spark. Granlund has put up a lot of points in the minors including 13 goals and 11 assists in 29 games this season, so hopefully he can provide some scoring and help out the team.
12/26/13: It did not have the big fanfare as the Jerome Iginla return to Calgary, but it was a bit significant when Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester made his way back to his former home. The Blues took an early 2-0 lead, and with that type of cushion and their lockdown defensive style, they should have been able to coast to victory. However, the Flames battled back and forced overtime at three goals apiece. Calgary then stole the two points by getting the overtime win and a bad loss for the Blues. That kind of play and win builds confidence in a rebuilding team.
12/19/13: The Flames just got some good news as star Rookie Sean Monahan returned to the team after missing over two weeks with a fractured foot. Monahan, selected sixth overall last June, has been one of the few bright spots this season. Calgary also fired GM Jay Feester and Brian Burke has taken over operations for now. With new leadership, the Canadian Junior team has asked the Flames, again, for permission for Monahan to join the Junior team. Calgary has declined that invitation, as they need Monahan now and not for him to play for someone else for a few weeks.
12/12/13: Calgary and Edmonton have been rivals for a long time. This year, the two teams have separated themselves from the rest of the pack - though not in a good way. They continue to battle to stay out of the cellar in the Western Conference. They have 21 wins between them. By comparison, the Anaheim Ducks lead the division with 20 wins. Even so, it is always good to beat a rival and the Flames were able to knock off the Oilers 2-1 in overtime last week to give themselves a three point edge over Edmonton in the standings.
12/5/13: As if the Flames do not have enough problems and injuries, news comes that they are going to be missing two key players for while. Veteran defenseman Dennis Wideman is out six to eight weeks with a fractured hand, while rookie sensation Sean Monahan has a hairline fracture on his foot and is considered week to week. Calgary has a struggled all year and has won only twice in their last ten games. Injuries to key players will not make it any easier on the Flames, though it does give them the opportunity to get some young prospects some NHL experience.
11/28/13: The Flames seem inclined to make deals as they continue to languish near the cellar of the Pacific Division. They already traded Tim Jackman to Anaheim and may be looking to make another move. According to reports, there are several teams interested in forward Mikael Backland. The team is open to trading the 24 year old, who was a first round pick in 2007. Backland only has two goals this season and has taken a back seat to rookie Sean Monahan. Since Calgary is rebuilding, it may be a good move for them to acquire prospects or draft picks.
11/21/13: The Flames, and everyone else, knew that this would be a tough season as the team has finally committed itself to rebuilding rather than trying to get by with patching in veterans with undeveloped players. Still, some losses sting more than others - particularly at the hands of the archrival. Calgary faced Edmonton with both teams trying to break five game losing streaks. Calgary started strong and took a 2-0 lead into the third period. Edmonton, however, posted four unanswered goals and came out with a 4-2 win. Now we will get to see what the Flames are made of as they try to bounce back from this latest loss.
11/14/13: The Calgary Flames released a statement earlier this week about charges facing prospect Brett Kulak. Kulak was selected by the Flames in the fourth round of the 2012 entry draft and plays in the Western Hockey League. Chargers were filed against Kulak and teammate Jackson Houck (an Edmonton Oilers prospect) stemming from an incident that occurred in August. Kulak was charged with assault and making threats. The Flames claim to support Kulak, though they do not condone his actions. Kulak is expected to be in court on November 20 for the next step in the legal process.
11/7/13: Many headlines in Calgary have started with "Flames fall to…" , and that trend continued with a 4-3 loss to the Red Wings, putting their record at 5-6-2 on the season. The Flames sit in sixth place in the Pacific Division and are ahead of only the rival Edmonton Oilers, who only have three wins. Calgary placed backup goaltender Joey MacDonald and called up Reto Berra. Berra is a young netminder that the Flames want to develop to possibly be the goalie of the future. MacDonald played well in the time he was in Calgary, but he was always intended to be a stop-gap goaltender while Berra developed.
10/31/13: The Calgary Flames made the tough decision to keep Sean Monahan on the team rather than send him back to juniors. Monahan was the sixth overall pick - and in professional basketball or football basically guarantees a starting position, but not in professional hockey. Monahan has been the Flames best player this year so it makes sense to keep him on the NHL roster. The argument against it is that they could delay the starting date on his contract for another year. The reality is that he is not going to improve in the juniors, so let him develop against the competition he should be playing against. Good call by the Flames.
10/24/13: Calgary has a big decision to make this week. The Flames selected Sean Monahan with the 6th overall pick in the June draft. If this were football or even basketball, he would likely be penciled in a starter. Hockey is different and usually draft picks are around 18 or 19 years old and will spend a few more years in college or juniors. That was the plan for Monahan, but he already has 8 points in his first seven NHL games. The Flames can keep him on the team for up to nine games before sending back down. After nine games he is a pro. While the Flames would like him to develop more, he may have shown enough to stay with big league team.
10/17/13: Things may not be as dire in Calgary as originally feared. Through four games, the Flames have picked up six out of a possible eight points. Even the games they did not win in regulation could have been wins. They held a 3-0 lead on the Capitals but lost 5-4 in a shoot out. They also blew a 3-1 lead over the Vancouver Canucks, again losing 5-4 (but in overtime). Calgary was picked to finish last by many experts as they rebuild. But the hot start may start giving Flames' fans some hope that they are closer than anyone realized.
10/10/13: The Calgary Flames used one of their three first round picks on forward Sean Monahan (6th pick overall) and he is showing the Flames' fans why they should be happy that Colorado did not accept the Flames' offer of all three of their picks for the number one overall selection. Through three games, he has two goals and an assist, with a point in each game. Monahan can play nine games with the Flames before the team has to decide whether to keep him or send him back to the OHL. With the way he is playing, it looks like he may make the big club full time.
10/3/13: Calgary brought in long-time NHL man Brian Burke as the Director of Hockey Operations to revive the franchise. The Flames made a fatal mistake a few years back by holding on to their core that got them one goal away from winning the Stanley Cup - in 2004. By holding on to these players, they bloated their salary obligations and got old without much development of young talent. Now the team has hit the reset button and looks committed to rebuilding - as evidenced by keeping all three of their first round picks in 2013 draft.
9/26/13: The Calgary Flames have had some great captains in their history including Larry McDonald and Jerome Iginla. When the Flames traded Iginla late last season, it left a void at leadership. The Flames this past week announced the 19th captain in their franchise history and it is Mark Giordano. Giordano is the definition of a guy who worked his way into the league. He was invited as an undrafted free agent to training camp by the Flames in 2004. He spent a few years with the Flames AHL affiliate and finally broke into the league in the 2007-08 season. In 355 games he has 41 goals and 109 assists. No he is not the best player on the team, but teams need leadership.
9/19/13: It does not matter what sport is being discussed - whether it is the NBA , NFL, soccer, or women's college volleyball - 'experts' are going to put out predictions on where each team will end the season. It is no different in the NHL. Many have picked Calgary to finish in last place this season as they begin a rebuilding process (that is about five years too late). New Flames winger TJ Galiardi is not happy about that and intends to prove the pundits and the populous wrong. The season starts in just a few weeks, and Galiardi will have his chance to prove them (us) wrong.
9/12/13: The Calgary Flames announce the hiring of Brian Burke as the president of hockey operations. There has been a lot of negative opinions about this hire - and it is probably not good news (in the long term) for general manager Jay Feester - but Burke is NHL royalty. The Flames need to rebuild and Burke likely understands that this is not an overnight process. Simply plugging in high priced veterans is not sustainable. Burke will likely continue the process of scrapping the team to rebuild it. He is a solid hockey guy and in the long term will be good for the Calgary Flames.
9/4/13: While optimism may not be abounding in Calgary for the upcoming season, there is still plenty to root for. For one thing, the team has finally admitted to itself that they do not have the roster to consistently compete in the Western Conference and is now committed to rebuilding the franchise. The run to the Stanley Cup in 2004 was fantastic, but almost a decade ago. That means that a new crop of talent is ripe for development and support. One major role that has yet to be defined is who will be the next captain. Jerome Iginla wore that title well for years, but now it is time for the next generation of Flames to step up and carry the torch.
8/29/13: Even though the Flames would not admit it until recently, everyone who follows hockey knows that they are rebuilding. The Flames were savvy enough last season to trade away high priced fixtures like Jerome Iginla and Jay Boumeester, and they were compensated with first round draft picks. The team is a few years away from seeing those new guys on the ice, but at least they are making the needed moves to reduce salary and develop from within. Do not expect the Flames to be a playoff contender this coming season, but their future looks brighter now than it did six months ago.
8/22/13: Training camp is not next week or the week after, so teams still have time. However, the Flames are in a transition year. The front office finally admitted to themselves that they do not have the talent to compete in the West, so they started shipping off veterans at the trade deadline. Gone is Jerome Iginla, the captain for so many years, as well as their best defenseman in Jay Boumeester. So the Flames are looking for leadership on the team. Options for the new captain include Mark Giordano, Curtis Glencross, and Mike Cammalleri. Who ever it is must understand that this is redeveloping team that needs all the help it can get.
8/15/13: Flames defenseman T.J. Brodie was a major beneficiary of the trade that sent Jay Boumeester to St. Louis at the trade deadline. His playing time jumped to over 23 minutes per game. He is trying to prove that he is capable of being a top four blue liner, and the Flames are ready for him to show it as well. The team gave him a two year, $4.25 million deal - kind a 'show me' contract to prove his worth. If he continues to improve as he has done every year thus far, then he will be in line for a far more lucrative deal when this one expires.
8/8/13: It has been a long time since the Calgary Flames last made the playoffs, it was back in 2009 for those keeping track. Since then, the team aged considerably but refused to go into rebuild mode until now. The Flames traded away Jerome Iginla, the face of the franchise as well as their best defenseman in Jay Boumeester. Additionally, longtime goalie Miikka Kiprusov. Now the challenge is to replace those stars with players to fill the void. The team got some good picks from their trades, but it does look like it will take a while for the team to come together and compete in the Western Conference.
7/25/13: The Flames are going to try to go 'old school' with at least one of their prospects. The team signed second round pick defenseman Patrick Sieloff to a three year entry level deal. Sieloff is 6'1 and 200 pounds and is known as a very physical defender. He probably will not put up too many points, but his job is to keep people from scoring. Sieloff should be at training camp, but probably will not be on the NHL roster this season. He is best known so far for being on Team USA during their 2013 World Junior Championships run to the tournament gold medal.
7/4/13: The Flames reportedly tried to pry the first overall pick from the Colorado Avalanche, even offering all three of their first round picks (#'s 6, 22, 28). Colorado did not budge (inexplicably), but GM Jay Feester is pleased with his first round haul. The Flames added three players in their top 13, so that has to be a good sign. Calgary took Sean Monohan with the sixth overall pick, and added Emile Poirer and Morgan Kilmchuk with numbers 22 and 28, respectively. The Flames have finally faced the fact that they are rebuilding, and are actually lucky that the Avs refused their offer (if those reports are true).
6/27/13: Lost in the NBA finals, the Stanley Cup, and the Aaron Hernandez situation is that Calgary is suffering from major floods. The water level has risen so high that the Saddledome (home of the Calgary Flames) is filled with water to about the tenth row. That means that the locker rooms, playing surface, equipment facilities, and even some seats are submerged with water. There may even be damage to the Jumbotron. Let's hope that everyone is safe and can get back to their normal lives soon, and that some attention will be given to this terrible disaster.
6/20/13: Calgary finally admitted what the rest of the world has known for months…the team is in a rebuilding mode. The Flames hold three first round picks. Their own #6 pick. The #22 pick from the St. Louis Blues (from the Jay Boumeester trade). And finally, the #28 pick (from the Jerome Iginla trade). They have reportedly offered all three picks to the Colorado Avalanche for the first overall pick in the draft. That pick, widely assumed to be Seth Jones, is not something that the Avs are looking at parting with right now. While having the #1 overall pick is nice, it seems that having three first rounders is better. But maybe not recognizing that is why these are two of the worst teams in the league.
4/4/13: Calgary knows they are out of the playoffs. That is what happens when you let a team get old and try to keep everyone around - or at least replace the defectors with high priced free agents. Early in the week, they traded franchise icon Jerome Iginla to Pittsburgh. Iginla apparently preferred the Penguins over the Bruins, and he will have a chance to win the Cup. The Flames also traded their best defense man, Jay Bouwmeester to St. Louis for some high draft picks, including a first rounder in the June draft. The Blues need a left handed D that can score.
3/28/13: The NHL trade deadline is around the corner, so it getting time to identify the buyers and sellers. Calgary, living up to everyone's expectations of nothing, will be a seller this year. The problem is that they really only have one major asset, and that is Jerome Iginla. Iginla has been the captain and face of the franchise for at least a decade now, and it does not seem right to watch him finish his career elsewhere. The rumor mill has it that Boston is the most likely destination, but Pittsburgh, Chicago, and the L.A. Kings also have interest. Iginla may draw a first round pick, a signed top prospect and a secondary prospect.
2/28/13: Calgary is struggling, to the surprise of no one that follows the NHL. The Flames are 7-7-3, good for only 17 points in the hyper competitive Western Conference. Calgary does not seem to have any identity this year. They have several veterans who were core players when they were a stronger team, but have a good deal of youth and retreads as well. The team has played much better over the past few weeks, but needs to develop a consistent way to put the puck in the net if they are to make the playoffs this year.
2/21/13: Calgary is a bit of an enigma. The team made it to the Stanley Cup Finals not too many years ago, and seems to have stopped progressing since then. The talented team aged quickly. Rather than blow up the roster and bring in talented youths (like arch rival Edmonton) , the Flames are trying to patch holes. They admit that they are not a strong defensive team and prefer to simply outscore their opponents. They believe that the fans will come support a losing team as long as they are entertaining. They are probably right about that, but the Flames only have 4 wins this season, making the Alberta winter that much longer.
11/29/12: Calgary is a hockey-mad city, and when there is no Flames hockey, then the fans have to turn to the minors and juniors to get their fix. The Abbsord Heat just completed a 12 game road trip, culminating with overtime for the last three games. In the junior leagues, several Flames prospects are standing out. Among them are defensive prospect Tyler Wotherspoon of the Portland Winterhawks, who has two goals and 17 points in 19 games, and leads the team with a +24 rating. Developing these young players are necessary for the Flames long-term viability, so the lockout is givng exposure to developing players.
11/22/12: Should there be a season, the Calgary Flames are expected to finish middle to lower part of the standings. The team has an aging core and has not done much to acquire and develop prospects. At least on paper. The Flames minor league affiliate, the Abbsford Heat of the AHL, is dominating the league. They are two games up on the Toronto Marlies and recently set the record for the two quickest short-handed goals in history. This all bodes well for the Flames, as maybe their prospects and developmental system are not nearly as bad as many would like to believe.
11/15/12: The Calgary Flames and Toronto Maple Leafs both took the unprecedented step of providing financial assistance to Team Alberta and the Toronto Furies, respectively, of the Canadian Womens Hockey League. The Flames commitment includes $20,000 per year for the next four years to assist with travel, equipment, and general costs. Team Alberta will also change their team colors from black and gold to the Flames' red and gold. There will also be a name the team contest, though the squad is unofficially known as the Honeybadgers (Honeybadger don't care!). Finally, the women's teams will benefit from exposure through the NHL franchises, which will hopefully allow the league to expand.
11/8/12: Former Flames Star Joey Mullen had some great things to say about the team and the City, citing that he enjoys his trips back. Today, Mullen is an assistant coach with Philadelphia flyers, but a couple of decades ago he was helping the Flames with the Stanley Cup. He won three Cups in his career and the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy twice (both with Calgary). He was a great scorer, tallying 38 points for Calgary in his first 16 game the season he was traded by the Blues. So, while he is no longer in the organization, he still considers himself part of the Flames Family.
11/1/12: Calgary is not known these days for developing prospects and nurturing their talent over a long period of time until they are solid NHL players. The current roster is littered with over-priced veterans and retread players, and most have the Flames finishing fairly low in the standings. But two young prospects from the 2012 draft are beginning to impress the fanbase. Forward Mark Jankowski (first round pick) and goaltender Jon Gillies (third round pack) are starting at Providence College. If both develop properly (a big IF), then they may be in Calgary within a couple of years.
10/18/12: With a roster filled with an aging core, the Flames have consciously avoided rebuilding mode with the hopes that their veterans will be able to turn back the clock and their free agent acquisitions will offer significant contributions. This is in stark contrast to thier cross-providence rivals in Edmonton, who decided a few years ago to gut their roster and start fresh. While the Flames trail the Oilers in young gun depth, they do have a very exciting prospect named Sven Baertschi. Baertschi tallied three goals in five games in the NHL last season and has all the offensive talent in the world. He is considered small at 5'10, but that should not stop him from being a strong contributor once he gets a full time opportunity.
10/4/12: The NHL lockout may affect the Calgary Flames more than any other team. The Flames were already an aging team, and their roster (particularly their defensemen) are beset with outlandish contracts complete with No Trade Clauses. Rather than trying to go young and rebuild, the Flames made the conscious decsion to move forward with their high-priced veterans, even though they have missed the playoffs in recent years. Should the lockout drag on, Calgary will be in the unenviable situation of having an old, expensive team that does not have the talent to compete with a condensed schedule.
8/16/12: Its an unofficial event to be sure, but for all Blue Jackets fans in Columbus this weekend comes Cannonfest. The third installment of this fan organized gala hopes to life the spirit of Columbus supports who have just witnessed the departure of the best player in franchise history, a season in which they were easily the worst team in the league, and the ongoing contentious bickering of the new CBA negotiations which threatens to stop professional hockey in the coming season. Cannonfest will also be doing some good deeds, raising money for the Blue Jackets Foundation which supports childrens inititiaves.
8/2/12: Mark Jankowski elected to attend Providence College this fall, rather than spending a year in the United States Hockey League with the Debuque Fighting States. Jankowski is the answer to the trivia question of "who was the first scholastic player selected in the NHL draft in 2012?", and has years of development ahead of him before being ready for the NHL. some may consider the Flames a longshot to retain his rights over the next few years, especially how Anaheim lost the rights to Justin Schultz. Providence plays in the ultra-competitive Hockey East league, but has not made the playoffs since 2001.
7/26/12: The stockpiling of defensemen in Calgary may be hitting the Flames soon. Calgary now has eight blueliners on the roster, but all are one-way contracts, which can be restrictive to demoting to the minors. Additionally, most of the players would have to pass through waivers before an assignment to the minors, and teams are always looking for good defensemen. A trade may be in order in the near future, with Jay Baumeester, Anton Babchuk, and Derick Smith all as possible pieces. The Flames seem to have painted themselves into a corner, and now need to figure out how to deal with their defensive surplus.
5/22/12: Fans always hold their breaths when a key member of their organization goes to the arch-enemy, and so it may be with Calgary and former head coach Brent Sutter. The Edmonton Oilers opted to not renew the contract of head coach Tom Renny, and there is much speculation that Sutter will be offered and accept that job. Edmonton is primed to jump to the next level after years of drafting (and playing) high talented players, and they have the #1 overall pick in this year's draft too. Flames fans must feel some apprehension here, knowing they may have to watch their former coach achieve greatness that has eluded them for several seasons.
5/16/12: Much of Calgary's core is homegrown talent and that core enjoyed a lot of success over the years. However, that core is aging and contracts are expiring, making it tough for a small market team (particularly one in western Canada) to retain their key personnel. talent development choices and economic realities are hitting the Flames, therefore not everyone will be back. In time, Calgary will replenish itself, but will continue to struggle for some time. The Flames first need to hire a new coach to replace Brent Sutter, but they may be waiting for the playoffs to finish to pursue some high-profile assistants.
5/11/12: The Flames are likely to start a massive rebuilding project in the coming season, adding frustration to fans who have watched the team miss the playoffs for the past three seasons. As they say, its always darkest before the dawn. The Flames were hamstrung with bloated contracts and no-trade clauses last season, and could not make many moves last offseason. So they went to battle with an aging and underperforming team. The good news is that many of those contracts have expired and cap-space is getting free. This will allow Calgary to bring in some youth and redevelop itself back into a winner.
5/3/12: Calgary fans are in the curious position are watching former Flames Coach Darryl Sutter lead the L.A. Kings to the second round of the playoffs, while simultanously saying goodbye to brother Brent Sutter as head coach. Darryl Sutter will always be remembered in Calgary, as he took the team to Game 7 of the 2004 Stanley Cup Finals (losing to the Tampa Bay Lightning). Jerome Iginla, the long-time face of the franchise and future Hall-of-Famer, enters a contract year next season. Iginla has professed his desire to stay with the team, and now it is Calgary's turn to ensure he finishes his career with the Flames.
4/25/12: Improving offensively should be the Flames number one goal going into the offseason. The team finished 24 out of 30 in goals, scoring only 2.4 per game. Calgary officially parted ways with coach Brent Sutter. A replacement has not been named but expect someone with an offensive background to fill the position. Jerome Ignila, long the face of the franchise, struggled in 2011-12 with only 32 goals and 67 points, leading the team in both categories. Krys Kolonos may provide some help next season. He was named AHL Player of the Month for March and spent some time with the Flames late in the season.
4/18/12: Brent Sutter was hired as coach prior to the 2009-10 season, joining brothers Brian, Darryl, and Duane in the coaching ranks. Coincidentally, The Flames have not qualified for the playoffs since the 2008-09 season, despite accumulating at least 90 points each season. The Flames and Brent Sutter "mutally agreed" to relieve Sutter of his coaching duties this past week, and are also allowing Assistant Coach Dave Lowry's contract to expire without renewal. Replacement possibilities include Dallas Eakins, Rangers assistant Mike Sullivan, and former Flames captain Bob Boughner. Sutter, meanwhile, is currently working on Team Canada roster for the World Championships in Sweeden next month.
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The doctor stated, "After three consecutive injuries (with other patients) trying to care for people over 250 pounds, my office is unable to accommodate a certain weight and we put a limit on it."
What do you think about this policy?
You think she has no right to deny heavy people of healthcare?
Please consider the following...
Let's talk about "Malpractice Insurance"
OB-GYNs, for years, have declined to see pregnant women who are overweight, typically referring them to specialists, instead. The reason: Obese patients are more likely to develop surgical and post-operative complications, thus, increasing risk to malpractice lawsuits.
Ultrasounds are more difficult to perform and interpret in obese patients. If they miss-read an ultrasound due to a patient's obesity, a plaintiff's attorney will argue that the patient should have been referred to someone with more experience under those circumstances.
Drug dosing is another area of great concern for physicians. Dosing must be modified for a morbidly obese patient; however, this is not simply a matter of larger body equals larger dose. The physician must differentiate between fat-soluble and water-soluble medications, and obtain an estimate of the patient's weight and body mass index to determine the proper dose of any given medication. Many times, determining proper dosing of drugs for the obese can be a stressful and dangerous guessing game.
In South Florida, ob-gyns who pay some of the countries highest rates for medical-malpractice insurance have decided on a different strategy to combat litigation bought on by patients"026More than half go without malpractice insurance coverage, altogether"026
excerpt: "...The phenomenon of practicing medicine without insurance, or "going bare," is most rampant in Florida, where health officials say more than 3,000 of the state's 89,000 licensed physicians have dropped their coverage..."
Dr. Rene Loyola says he has given up just about everything to keep practicing medicine.
The surgeon owns no home or land, and has no savings other than a retirement plan after 29 years in the profession. He says he frequently has to turn away patients who need his help the most.
Loyola blames all the trouble on soaring malpractice insurance rates that forced him to join the thousands of other doctors nationwide who have dropped their liability coverage.
"On paper, I have nothing. I'm a pauper. My wife owns everything," said Loyola, who made the changes to protect himself from lawsuits. "It's a good thing we get along"026"
Now, let's talk "nurses" and support staff at private practices and hospitals"026
Today, its estimated 2 out of every 3 hospital patients weigh between 200 to 300 lbs; 10% of all hospital patients weigh between 300-500 lbs.
OSHA guidelines state the maximum safe limit a nurse is supposed to lift is 35 lbs"026
A recent study on hospital workplace safety found that floor staff of hospitals (orderlies, CNAs, RNs) routinely lift 1.8 tons during the course of one 8 hr shift.
- Nursing staff have among the highest back and shoulder injury rates of any occupational group in the country.
- In a 2003 study by the state of Washington, based on Washington workers' compensation data, the average annual workplace musculoskeletal disorders (WMSD) claim costs for hospitals and nursing homes is approximately $32.8 million.
- 2011 health and safety survey by the American Nurses Association showed disabling injuries from lifting are a top concern among 62% of nurses.
The problem is so serious, nurses are transferring to other medical related fields that don't require lifting"026medical coding, dialysis, case management, and pharmacy.
Now, let's talk about "additional costs" when treating the obese...(cont.)
The Centers for Disease Control estimates that the cost of caring for an overweight or obese patient is an average of 37% more than the cost of caring for a person of normal weight. This adds an average of $732 annually to the medical bill of every patient.
Earlier, I discussed the difficulties for doctors using ultrasound on obese patients. Have you ever had an MRI or CT scan? Have you ever wondered how in the world big people fit inside those things?...
They don't"026Need special scan equipment...$$$
Have you ever lied down on a standard examining table in a doctor's office and felt it rather shaky and unstable? Have you ever wondered how in the world could a really big person could fit on such a table in complete safety?...
Not possible"026Need special reinforced table with higher weight rating...$$$
Have you ever noticed how tiny the examining rooms at a doctor's office are? Its crowded for three people (one nurse, one doctor and one patient"026spouse has to wait outside).
Have you ever wondered how an obese person in need of assistance in moving from a lying position to a seated one can receive any assistance in a room so small?
They can't"026Need newly remodeled examination rooms that can safely accommodate 6-7 people or equipped with special hoisting equipment...$$$
Physicians, like any business, can decline service to whomever they choose for any reason as long as it's not discriminatory.
If it was choice between practicing medicine without malpractice insurance and workers comp for my nurses and choosing patients that present less risk, less cost...plus, I had two kids I needed to send to college...
What would you do?
I don't see anywhere where anyone (besides ironically, the people commenting against this policy) said that heavy people shouldn't be able to have their medical issues addressed. The issue in this article refers only to this one practice...I mean, this doctor probably wouldn't serve a cat either, not because they feel a cat doesn't deserve to live, but because they are simply not equipt to deal with a cat.
It's really easy, in matters of weight, to take things personally and be offended where no offense is meant. I don't have any bias against heavy people (and have been called a chubby-chaser numerous times ) but that doesn't mean I'd want a huge person on the other end of my seesaw, either. I've found the people hardest on the obese are the obese, imagining judgement where there isn't any or feeling morally judged where the issue refers only to the logistics of weight.
As a formerly obese person (who only a few months ago earned a normal BMI because of a huge lifestyle overhaul), I just want to encourage people with weight issues to not seem to SEEK disapproval. It's easy to become sensitive about as one poster put it, such an "apparent" problem, but most people in the world have their own lives to worry about, and have better things to do than hate on people for their fondness for cake or thyroid issues or whatever.
Love thyself!
Where does she say, fat people don't deserve healthcare?
Here's the main reason, imo, why she made this decision, though...
Nurses are the "horses" of healthcare. They're the ones that do the bulk of the work. They're the ones that administer care to patients. Its a fact. The more direct contact nurses have with patients, the better the patients health outcomes. Period.
In a small private practice, an experienced & highly trained nurse is like gold. They cannot miss work or the entire staff workload is in shambles. Other nurses must scramble to cover the overload.
Kids can't be picked up daycare...Lunches are skipped... Dinner is burgers...
Its a mess. imo, this is why this doctor made this decision. She has to protect her staff from injury. She has to protect her staff from burnout. The number one cause of short and long term disability of nurses?
Lifting too heavy patients. Period.
Hey, harli1965, are you willing to pay a higher copay so this doctor can hire more full-time nurses to cover for unforeseen injuries to her staff?
Well, are you?.....
...Yeah, that's what I thought...
And even if a doctor has a weight problem, they're almost definitely NOT having their nurses carry them around. Which is the problem in this scenario, that nurses were getting injured on the job.
And discriminating because of something like race isn't the same as discriminating against weight because weight is something that you can change, whereas race isn't.
To those who have never tried to physically lift a person your own size who is unable or unwilling to help, please understand it is difficult and dangerous for everyone involved. When that person is 50% or more larger than yourself there is the potinal for life altering injuries and death for everyone involved. Find a friend your own size willing to experiment and give it a try. Try to lift him/her from a bed to the floor and vice versa. I dare you.
The injuries caused by falling patients are not broken toes but deep soft tissue damage of the back, compressed disks, torn ligaments, ripped tendons. And there are hundreds of thousands of related injuries caused specifically from heavy people falling on hospital workers and from lifting heavy people even when they are lifted correctly.
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Florida men's golf team finishes eighth at the Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters.
Published: Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 11, 2013 at 12:05 a.m.
AUBURN, Ala. — Florida used a Taylore Fuller solo shot and a Jess Damico sac fly to take the series at Auburn with a 2-0 victory in the final game of the three-game set at Jane B. Moore Field. The Gators improved to 25-2 (2-1 SEC) on the season, while Auburn moved to 18-7 (1-2 SEC).
Ace Hannah Rogers tossed a three-hit shutout to improve to 13-2 overall this season for the Gators. Rogers fanned two, walked three and let her defense go to work to close out the game.
Fuller, a freshman out of Chiefland High School, accounted for UF's lone hit of the game, putting on a 1-for-2 performance with a walk, run and RBI from her home run, while also putting on a defensive display behind the plate, throwing out an AU runner on the base paths.
Florida drew four free passes Sunday, led by sophomore Briana Little, who was on base three times with a walk and two hit-by-pitches. Little led the Gators at the plate through the past week with a .667 batting clip (6-for-9) with a double, home run, four RBIs, two walks, three hit-by-pitches, a .786 on-base mark, a 1.111 slugging percentage and a stolen base to help aid UF's 3-1 effort this past week.
After Fuller gunned down Emily Carosone to end the second frame, the Gator catcher hit her first career home run in a Gator uniform and take UF up, 1-0.
Florida scratched its second run of the game across home on a Jessica Damico sac fly in the top of the fourth.
Auburn's Lexi Davis moved to 5-3 for the Tigers with the complete-game effort. Davis fanned four and held UF to its one hit and two runs.
Florida returns home and will have a week free of competition before hosting SEC Eastern Division rival Tennessee in the Gators' SEC home opener at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium March 15-17.
MEN'S GOLF: At Las Vegas, Nev., despite another uncooperative day, weather-wise, the eighth-ranked Gators finished eighth at the Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters at the Southern Highlands Golf Course. UF recorded a final-round 295 (+7) to complete the event in 891 strokes total.
"We played a little better today," head coach Buddy Alexander said. "We were able to move up the leaderboard."
For the second time in three days, play was delayed due to weather-related issues. When golfers were finally able to take the course, strong gusts of wind made things difficult for the field.
A.J. Crouch and Eric Banks were able to persist through the conditions and led the Gators on the third and final day. Both golfers recorded a 72 (E) at the par-72, 7,510 yard course.
Tyler McCumber finished the final round at two-over par. McCumber came in 24th place after scoring a 221 (+5) for the three-round event.
T.J. Vogel and J.D. Tomlinson (Oak Hall) were the final two UF participants. Vogel scored a final-round 77 (+5), while Tomlinson was seven-over par on the last day in Las Vegas.
"Golf is a strange game," Alexander commented.
"Last year, Tomlinson and Vogel were our low scorers and they struggled this year. This year, our four and five guys (Banks and Crouch) did well. We still have a lot of work to do."
UF will be back in action next weekend at the Chris Schenkel Invitational.
The three-day event will be from March 15-17 at the Forest Heights Country Club in Statesboro, Ga.
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Your Share of Our National Debt?
Hope and Change Revisited
The phrase "Hope and Change" has become ingrained in our memories since it became the watchword for President Obama's campaign for the highest office in our land.
Politicizing Tragedy
Politicizing tragedy seems something we're anxious to do today. The shooting of a Congresswoman in Tucson, AZ a few days ago was tragic. The deaths of those in close proximity to her were tragic. The wounding of ten or fifteen more people was tragic. I cannot imagine the feelings of the person who invited the nine-year old neighbor girl to accompany him to the outdoor 'meet and greet' as she was gunned down and died. I pray for all who were involved, both immediately and tangentially.
It was predictable, at least from my perspective, that we'd see a barrage (oops, that is a 'leading word') of mainstream media commentary on the massacre (another 'leading word') that took place in Arizona.
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Recent news stories have featured the Milwaukee Public School system's ownership of significant numbers of unused buildings that simply sit there when other uses might be found for them. That story deals with the Milwaukee position of not permitting their buildings to be used for charter schools that would compete…and maybe embarrass that district.
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Land Lines & Print Media
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How will Congress deal with bankrupt cities and states? There are a significant number of states and cities that are, in the real sense of the word, bankrupt. They cannot pay their obligations with current revenue streams. Among those obligations are public sector pension benefits that have been promised but which remain underfunded.
Does It Get Much Better?
Does it get much better for a Packer fan? The Pack and the Bears for the NFC championship and the ticket to the Super Bowl?
Village Buzz - January 19th
Case Settlement
Packer-mania is rampant, especially now that we all look forward to the 'really big show' (do you remember the Ed Sullivan Show?) coming this Sunday afternoon.
Mixed Seating the Solution?
Is the problem in Congress that we don't require 'mixed seating'? Would law makers be more civil if they had to sit next to people with whom they don't agree during the State of the Union address?
Bigger Ethanol Scam in Our Future
The Obama Administration, along with the congressional ethanol backers who love the contributions flowing in their direction, has a new ethanol utilization surge squarely in our futures.
What If The Local Post Office Wasn't There?
What if you went to the local post office…and it wasn't open anymore?
High Political Theater
The State of the Union message is delivered tonight. This is high political theater and promises not to fall short on that score. That is true no matter the President delivering the address. These speeches tend to follow a prescribed path: mention how much we need to continue on the path this President has talked about, how much we've already accomplished and how we need to "invest" no matter the cost to taxpayers.
Eye of the Beholder - Updated
The 'eye of the beholder' is magical. Many of us watched the same State of the Union address last evening and virtually all of us saw what we expected and desired to see. Not much magic after all, I suspect; just human nature.
Through the Crystal Ball
If we look into the future of the next twelve or so months, we can see what is likely going to be 'front page' politically.
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Cat Scan: Football ends, basketball keeps rolling
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- Bearing Down with Adam and Jarrett - Thursday April 3Adam and Jarrett recap a tough loss as well as the season itself.
- Bearing Down with Adam and Jarrett - Friday March 28Adam and Jarrett talk about Arizona's run to the Elite 8.
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