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Calgary Flames Open 2018 Training Camp CALGARY FLAMES OPEN 2018 TRAINING CAMP For Immediate Release Thursday, September 13, 2018 Calgary, AB - The Calgary Flames are set to open their 2018 training camp. The first on-ice session will be on Friday, September 14th starting with Team Berezan at 9:30 a.m. followed by Team Macoun at 11:30 a.m. All on-ice sessions are open for viewing to the public. The Flames will play eight preseason games (4 home and 4 away) as well as two exhibition games against the Boston Bruins in China as a part of the 2018 O.R.G China Games in preparation for the start of the 2018-19 season. The first preseason game will see the Flames take on the Edmonton Oilers on Monday, September 17th at the Scotiabank Saddledome. The group participating in the O.R.G. China Games will arrive back in Calgary on September 20th. Calgary opens up the 2018-19 regular season at Rogers Arena as they visit the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday, October 3rd. Media are welcome to attend all on-ice sessions. Players will be available upon request following the conclusion of each training day. The Flames have also released goaltender, Shane Farkas of his amateur tryout following rookie camp. He will report back to Portland of the Western Hockey League. TRAINING CAMP SCHEDULE Friday, September 14th 9:30am Practice Team Berezan Scotiabank Saddlodome 11:30am Practice Team Macoun Scotiabank Saddledome Saturday, September 15th 9:30am Practice Team Macoun Scotiabank Saddlodome 11:30am Practice Team Berezan Scotiabank Saddledome Sunday, September 16th 9:30am Practice Team Berezan Scotiabank Saddlodome 11:30am Practice Team Macoun Scotiabank Saddledome Monday, September 17th 10:30am Pre-Game Skate Game Group Scotiabank Saddledome 11:45am Practice Non-Game Group Scotiabank Saddledome 7:00pm Game EDM @ CGY Scotiabank Saddledome Tuesday, September 18th 10:00am Practice Non-Game Group Scotiabank Saddldome 12:00 noon Practice Game-Group Scotiabank Saddldome Wednesday, September 19th 10:00am Pre-Game Skate Game Group Scotiabank Saddldome 11:15am Practice Non-Game Group Scotiabank Saddldome 7:00pm Game CGY @ VAN Rogers Arena CALGARY FLAMES TRAINING CAMP September 14 - October 2, 2018 MAIN CAMP ROSTER By Team +Indicates ATO | *indicates PTO (AHL) – indicates on AHL contract O.R.G CHINA ROSTER TEAM BEREZAN TEAM MACOUN No. Player No. Player No. Player 32 Gillies, Jon 33 Rittich, David 31 Glass, Jeff* 41 Smith, Mike 72 McDonald, Mason 82 Parsons, Tyler 70 Schneider, Nick 4 Andersson, Rasmus 38 Samuelsson, Philip* 36 Paliotta, Michael (AHL) 5 Giordano, Mark 46 Hogstrom, Marcus 37 Siemens, Duncan* 6 Prout, Dalton 57 Christiansen, Jake+ 42 Valimaki, Juuso 7 Brodie, TJ 58 Kylington, Oliver 43 Falk, Justin* 24 Hamonic, Travis 68 Ollas Mattsson, Adam (AHL) 73 Pachal, Brayden+ 26 Stone, Michael 71 Svedberg, Viktor* 84 O’Brien, Andrew (AHL) 55 Hanifin, Noah 96 Sproul, Ryan* 85 Healey, Josh 61 Kulak, Brett 98 Merezhko, Igor+ 87 Rippon, Merrick+ 10 Ryan, Derek 15 Foo, Spencer 39 Rychel, Kerby 11 Backlund, Mikael 49 Shaw, Logan* 44 Graovac, Tyler 13 Gaudreau, Johnny 51 Sabourin, Scott* 48 Fischer, Zach (AHL) 16 Peluso, Anthony 60 Pollock, Brett 47 Phillips, Matthew 18 Neal, James 63 Ruzicka, Adam 50 Ehliz, Yasin 19 Tkachuk, Matthew 65 Roman, Milos 52 Joly, D’Artagnan 20 Lazar, Curtis 78 Zavgorodniy, Dmitry 53 Robinson, Buddy 21 Hathaway, Garnet 80 Gawdin, Glenn 54 Brule, Gilbert* 23 Monahan, Sean 88 Mangiapane, Andrew 56 Lomberg, Ryan 27 Czarnik, Austin 89 Quine, Alan 59 Dube, Dillon 28 Lindholm, Elias 90 Auger, Justin* 79 McMurtry, Mike (AHL) 45 Klimchuk, Morgan 97 Ernst, Jordan+ 67 Frolik, Michael 77 Jankowski, Mark 93 Bennett, Sam For information contact: Peter Hanlon Sean Kelso Dalton Ulrich Vice-President, Communications Director, Media Relations & Comm. Coordinator, Public Relations (403) 777-3684 (403) 777-1387 (403) 777-5344 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] To unsubscribe from receiving Calgary Flames media releases, please click here .
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