Calgary Flames Spark IIHF Championship Buzz Ahead of Tournament

Friday, May 9, 2025, 10:21 am

Calgary Flames players are making headlines ahead of the IIHF World Championship as teammates exchange quirky locker room letters and fans are urged to tune in for a star-studded performance. With head coach Huska leading the charge, the international stage is set for a heated on-ice showdown.

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