Eric Francis is a sports journalist based in Calgary, Alberta. He writes for Sportsnet, covering local sports news and events, with a focus on the Calgary Flames. Eric's articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, and player profiles, showcasing his passion for hockey and his knowledge of the sport.
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Eric Francis focuses his coverage predominantly on sports, particularly hockey and the Calgary Flames. He appears to favor event coverage, announcements, and evolving stories related to local sports events and teams.
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CALGARY — The Calgary Flames are looking for another centre. They have been ever since they lost Elias Lindholm nine months ago.
By: Eric Francis
Justin Kirkland is as unexpected a story as any in a room full of early-season surprises.
As Dustin Wolf stood in front of the media, talking about the high of winning his third straight start this season, one of his teammates in the nearby gym let out a hearty Wolfie Howl that has become so popular with fans.
CALGARY – Labouring with every stride he took towards the bench with 90 seconds remaining, Dan Vladar 's body language said everything about the game he'd just played.
By: Eric Francis
CALGARY – Minutes after his evening ended with a ten-minute misconduct for arguing a game-deciding penalty call, Nazem Kadri was still hot.
LAS VEGAS — Less than a week after their hottest start in franchise history, the Calgary Flames have now lost three in a row.
By: Eric Francis
SALT LAKE CITY – A first-round pick in the crosshairs of an impatient fan base early on, Mikael Backlund remembers thinking early in his stint as a Calgary Flame, ‘This might not work out.'
SALT LAKE CITY – The look of anguish on Mikael Backlund 's face post-game was a stark contrast to the smile he wore right up until puck drop.
By: Eric Francis
The Flames' win over the Devils snapped a four-game losing skid, atoned for a faceplant in Utah for Backlund’s milestone night, and came against a goalie who wanted out of Calgary.
Calgary Flames head coach Ryan Huska continues to hammer home the importance of discipline after a penalty by Martin Pospisil cost the Flames a win against the rival Oilers.
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