The Flames kick off their first American road trip with a 5-0 record. The Flames swept a road trip of five-plus games for the second time in franchise history. The Flames became the third team in NHL history to sweep a road trip of five-plus games while never trailing in each contest. Jacob Markstrom became the second different goaltender in franchise history with 45 or more saves in a shutout. Is that good? Yes.

The Flames are near the top of the league in the standings and in player stats. Who would've thought?

A new season. A new beginning. A lot happened for the Calgary Flames during this offseason as they look to shake things up. After the departure of Captain Mark Giordano, the Flames look to pave a new identity and shape the team they want to be moving forward... starting with the 2021-22 season. We analyze the team's offseason, preseason and set you up for the upcoming regular season ahead.

After a disappointing 2020-21 NHL season, the Calgary Flames look to take the offseason as an opportunity to reflect, change and (hopefully) come back stronger than ever. The Flames fell four points short of a playoff spot, due to a weak start, a late season coaching change, and some 'frustration' in the locker room.

Now, watching the electrifying Stanley Cup Playoff series taking place without them, it begs the question: What does Calgary need to do to play this caliber of hockey? A bona fide superstar? A change in attitude? More time under new bench boss Daryll Sutter? In this episode we discuss the disappointing season and reflect on its ups-and-downs, as we also look towards the future of the franchise.

The Calgary Flames have found themselves in an unfortunate situation in the 2020-21 season. They've had their ups and downs, a coaching change, a slew of poor player performance, and a recent trade deadline that saw the departure of David Rittich and Sam Bennett. But, as per usual, the Flames have found themselves getting back into it late in the season, but still, sit 6 points out of a playoff spot. We discuss the recent trade deadline, the Flames' recent success, where this season went wrong, and explored if they have a shot at saving this season, and what we can look forward to in the year ahead.

After a 7-3 win over the Ottawa Senators, the Calgary Flames announced they had not only relieved head coach Geoff Ward from his duties but that they had hired Darryl Sutter as the team's new bench boss. Sutter previously coached the Flames from 2002 to 2006, in which he left behind some "unfinished business" as the team went to the Stanley Cups Finals in 2004, but left empty-handed. Sutter later went on to win 2 Stanley Cups as head coach of the LA Kings in 2012 and 2014. His coaching career now extends to four different decades, beginning in the 1990s and continued through the 2000s and the 2010s, and he is now taking a stab at coaching in the 2020s.

In this episode, we discuss Sutter's coaching style, the surprising news of his hire, and what it means for the Flames' season and beyond.

The Calgary Flames (8-9-1) continue to struggle through 18 games of the 2020-21 season. The Red Mile Podcast breaks down what has been happening in Calgary and who should share the blame; the players, coaching staff, management, and the ownership group. The issues that are happening with the Flames run deep and are really complex, but something needs to change. We discuss what changes need to be made in both the near and distant future to get this team back on track.

The Calgary Flames are off to a rough start in the first 10 games of their season (4-5-1). The Red Mile breaks down what is happening with the Flames during this time; their lack of consistency and player performance in the new North Division. This episode dives into the great start by Johnny Gaudreau, the slow start for the team's depth, and the additions of veteran defenseman Christopher Tanev and starting goaltender Jacob Markstrom. The episode also explores the aging of Captain Mark Giordano, the Sam Bennett trade rumors, and the review of the management of the rough start by head coach Geoff Ward. Can the Flames turn this season around? We discuss.

This upcoming season will be full of a lot of NEW changes: A new year, a new season, a new division, new goaltending, and a whole new dynamic to the 2021 season. The Flames will begin their 56-game regular season on January 14, 2021, and looks to make a splash against their Canadian opponents in the all-new North Division. We discuss all the new changes to the league and the Flames' system and roster.

The Calgary Flames were eliminated from the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs once again. So what does this team need to do? In this episode, we discuss how the series went against the Dallas Stars (what went well and what didn't). As well, we explore what some of the Flames' options are heading into the offseason and what the roster is missing.

The Calgary Flames won the 2019-20 Qualifying Round against the Winnipeg Jets (3-1) and have now taken a lead over the Dallas Stars in Round One (2-1) as of August 15, 2020, ahead of Game Four. In this episode, we chat about all the progress the team has made so far; who is performing and who isn't. We also chat about how the Flames could look moving forward.