13x Emmy Winning🏆Sports Anchor KCAL/KCBS (Los Angeles), Former ESPN SportsCenter Anchor📡 Man of God🙏🏾Father👧🏽👶🏽 Husband👑 Hall of Famer🎖ΩΨΦ UConn🏀Fan
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Darren Haynes primarily covers local ice hockey events, providing game recaps and covering evolving stories related to the Calgary Flames and NHL. His work focuses on event coverage and evolving stories in sports, particularly ice hockey.
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CALGARY - Despite an offence that's gone ice cold, the Calgary Flames remained red hot on Tuesday night, eking out another narrow victory.
By: Darren Haynes
Minnesota Wild's Jakub Lauko, right, checks Calgary Flames' Martin Pospisil during first period NHL hockey action in Calgary on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2024.
CALGARY - Mikael Backlund had a goal and an assist and rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf made 32 stops for his second shutout as the Calgary Flames blanked the Florida Panthers 3-0 on Saturday.
CALGARY - Reeling from a blowout loss two nights earlier, the Calgary Flames bounced back impressively on Saturday by blanking the reigning Stanley Cup champions.
Florida Panthers' Eetu Luostarinen, right, crashes into Calgary Flames goalie Dustin Wolf in Calgary, on Dec. 14. Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press
By: Darren Haynes
Nick Cousins and Ridly Greig, with his first goal in 20 games, also scored for Ottawa (17-13-2). The Senators are two games into a stretch of nine consecutive road games.
By: Darren Haynes
darren haynes CALGARY — Nine stitches, one lost tooth, one overtime goal.
By: Darren Haynes
CALGARY – Jonathan Huberdeau, Connor Zary, Blake Coleman, and Matt Coronato each contributed a goal and an assist to the Calgary Flames' 6-4 win over the visiting Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday.
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