Calgary Flames Honor 2004 Team with Victory Over Detroit

CALGARY — The Calgary Flames achieved a 4-1 victory against the Detroit Red Wings, marking their third consecutive win and honoring the 2004 team that narrowly missed the Stanley Cup.

This win is part of a remarkable turnaround for the Flames, who began the season with an 0-5 record but have since won four of their last five games. The team showcased a strong performance, with goaltender Devin Cooley making 28 saves, reminiscent of the legendary Miikka Kiprusoff.

During the game, the Flames wore throwback jerseys and celebrated with fans, handing out replicas of hard hats to the first 2,004 attendees. The night featured appearances from several members of the 2004 roster, and the atmosphere was filled with nostalgia as the team aims to build on their recent success.