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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By: Eric Francis
The momentum the Calgary Flames built in the late stages of all three games of their eastern roadie was undeniable.
By: Eric Francis
Although he just fell 151 seconds, and less than an inch away from making some rather obscure NHL history in a Flames win, goaltender Dustin Wolf showed the same resilience after the game as he did in it.
During the first intermission of yet another goaltending clinic by one of his Flames netminders, Don Maloney was reflecting on how the one area the team had to “take a chance on” was in goal.
Partying like a rock star with the Stanley Cup while working out as many as four times a day last summer, the chiselled winger has carved out a reputation as one of the league’s most unique role players.
CALGARY — It was with a tennis racquet in hand that Rasmus Andersson 's motivation grew for the upcoming season.
By: Eric Francis
Dating back to his last four starts this season, Dustin Wolf has now won 10 of his last 12 starts, including a shutout Friday against the Predators. That's no fluke — that's excelling in the world's greatest league. Eric Francis has more on the Flames' young goalie.
By: Eric Francis
Given the handful of locks on the Canadian blue line, Weegar is in tough, battling with a handful of others to be the team’s sixth or seventh defencemen. But what could set him apart from the rest is his adaptability and versatility, Eric Francis writes.
This is exactly what Flames fans have been howling for — a chance to see Dustin Wolf get an extended run as the team's go-to goalie. To his credit, the 23-year-old Wunderkid is in the zone.
By: Eric Francis
It was inevitable Connor Zary would break through. How perfectly symbolic too, that he would fight through the mounting frustration by trusting the process and being rewarded in the end. That's what this Flames season has been all about.
CALGARY – Sitting fourth in the west with an 11-6-3 record no one saw coming, the Calgary Flames are one of the league's most pleasant surprises at the quarter mark.
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