Flames blocking out trade deadline noise yyc
Activate your Online Access NowThey’ve seen contenders around the league make big moves already, bringing in reinforcements to help make a push for the Stanley Cup, while teams not in the championship hunt this year have started planning for the future by accepting assets in return.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Calgary Herald, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.
For the Flames players themselves, though, there is still a belief that they have a group that can make a push for the playoffs and cause a ruckus when they get there. To be clear, Coleman wasn’t talking about making a statement to Treliving, specifically. The Flames GM might be the one with the power to make a move, but Coleman was speaking more generally.
The Flames obviously weren’t going to come out and lobby Treliving one way or the other in the media. They’re a tight-knit group that has maintained a belief in itself despite a rollercoaster ride of a season that’s seen them fall short of some of the expectations that were — rightly or wrongly — placed on them last summer.Article content
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