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Calgary Flames
Next game
After that: Sat Oct 10 · 10:00 PM ET vs the Ducks
🧮 Team math
The Flames scored 212 goals and allowed 259 last season. That's 47 more goals allowed than scored.
The Flames won 34 of their 82 games last season. About what percent did they win?Show answer
34 ÷ 82 ≈ 0.415, so about 41%. That's less than half of their games.
Recent games
Before that
- L3–4 vs the Kraken (preseason)Sep 24
- W3–1 vs the Canucks (preseason)Sep 22
- L2–4 vs the Kraken (preseason)Sep 20
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