Bill Tran is a journalist at The Win Column, home - the oil rig, and Yardbarker. He focuses on team sports and various sports disciplines, providing insightful analysis and coverage of the athletic world. Bill's work has been featured in multiple prominent publications, showcasing his expertise and passion for sports journalism.
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Calgary, Canada (Local)
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Bill Tran's focus is predominantly on local sports, particularly the Calgary Flames and NHL. He provides extensive event coverage with a notable emphasis on hockey games and player assignments. To effectively reach out to Bill, consider providing insights or data analysis related to game performances, player statistics, or any significant developments within the Calgary Flames organization.
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It's a quarter of the way into the 2025–26 season, and the Calgary Flames are, well, bad. They are 32nd in the league, with a big gap between them and 31st.
After the recent comments made by Calgary Flames Vice President of Hockey Operations Don Maloney , the then-32nd-place Flames were tasked with hosting the then-third-place Dallas Stars in a Saturday night hockey game.
By: Bill Tran
The Calgary Flames are many things this year, and one of the most notable is that they are polarising. The fan base is decidedly divided on whether it's time to rebuild and not just retool.
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By: Bill Tran
The Calgary Flames went into the short Christmas break being dealt a sour loss that saw Connor McDavid pick up five points and Leon Draisaitl score three power play goals in Rogers Place.
