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Flames Team Report
The need for improved team defense can"t be overstated when it comes to the Flames. This is a team the fell short the last couple of seasons because of its inability to keep pucks out of the net. However, an offensive attack is important, too, and you have to wonder where the goals have gone lately. After scoring a league-best 40 goals through the first 10 games of the season, the Flames have managed only six in the last three games—more than nine periods of hockey. The good news heading into Thursday night"s game at St. Louis is that Jarome Iginla appears to have finally snapped his game in the right direction after a mediocre opening month. The same can"t be said for Olli Jokinen, but at least one of the big-ticket forwards appears ready to be an impact...

Wednesday"s Three Stars: Iggy leads Flames; dueling shutouts
No. 1 Star: Jarome Iginla, Calgary Flames tickets The Flames got some breaks against the Dallas Stars, and Iginla made...

Iginla"s OT goal lifts Flames past Stars
Calgary coach Brent Sutter recently asked for more from captain Jarome Iginla, and that's what Sutter got. Iginla scored a power-play goal at 1:25 of overtime -- his second goal of the game -- to give the Flames a 3-2 comeback victory over the Dallas Stars on Wednesday night. "Certainly Jarome's game was good, and not just because he scored two goals," Sutter said.

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Jarome Iginla scored on a power play at 1:25 of overtime to give the Calgary Flames tickets a 3-2 comeback victory over the Dallas Stars on Wednesday night. Daymond Langkow tied it for the Flames with 49 seconds left in regulation and goalie Curtis McElhinney on the bench for an extra attacker. Iginla passed in front to Langkow, who backhanded the puck past Marty Turco.

Severity of injury big factor in OHL ruling
In suspending forward Michael Liambas for the remainder of the regular season, Ontario Hockey League commissioner David Branch says "you cannot lose sight what has happened here to the other player."