The center signed a seven-year, $49 million contract with the Flames on Thursday, capping an impressive rebound by general manager Brad Treliving after losing stars Matthew Tkachuk and Johnny Gaudreau. Speaking Thursday afternoon on Flames TV, Kadri attributed his selection to the Flames’ playing future. “Obviously I like the direction of the team and the moves we’ve made so far,” Kadri said. “Our central combinations can match anyone, we have great depth in defense and great talent in goal. “These are all key factors in having a successful team and I’m grateful to be a part of it.” Winning a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche last season, Kadri was a key contributor in the championship, scoring seven goals (including a hat trick) for 15 points in 16 games. Kadri hopes to bring that winning experience to the Flames and believes the team is capable of making a run at the Cup. “That’s ultimately what you want, playing in the playoffs and making those big-moment plays,” Kadri said. “It was pretty high on my list going into a competitive team that I think could make some noise right away and that’s Calgary for me.” In 2019, Kadri used his no-trade clause to block a move from the Toronto Maple Leafs to the Flames, but told Sportsnet’s Eric Francis that his decision had nothing to do with the city of Calgary and everything to do with the desire to remain a Maple Leaf. “It was nothing against Calgary. Obviously I like this city and I like going there as an away team,” he told Francis at the time. “I just had aspirations to stay (in Toronto). I came very close. It was a difficult decision.” Curry reiterated his excitement about playing in Calgary and playing in front of the Calgary fans on Thursday. “I love the city of Calgary, I’ve been visiting there for years,” Kadri said. “I have always appreciated the Calgary Flames fan base.” Fans won’t have to wait long to see Kadri play against his former team – the Flames are set to open their regular season at home on October 13th against the Colorado Avalanche.
title: “Kadri Says The Strength Of The Flames Roster Played A Huge Role In His Decision Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-11” author: “Elizabeth Tewksbury”
The center signed a seven-year, $49 million contract with the Flames on Thursday, capping an impressive rebound by general manager Brad Treliving after losing stars Matthew Tkachuk and Johnny Gaudreau. Speaking Thursday afternoon on Flames TV, Kadri attributed his selection to the Flames’ playing future. “Obviously I like the direction of the team and the moves we’ve made so far,” Kadri said. “Our central combinations can match anyone, we have great depth in defense and great talent in goal. “These are all key factors in having a successful team and I’m grateful to be a part of it.” Winning a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche last season, Kadri was a key contributor in the championship, scoring seven goals (including a hat trick) for 15 points in 16 games. Kadri hopes to bring that winning experience to the Flames and believes the team is capable of making a run at the Cup. “That’s ultimately what you want, playing in the playoffs and making those big-moment plays,” Kadri said. “It was pretty high on my list going into a competitive team that I think could make some noise right away and that’s Calgary for me.” In 2019, Kadri used his no-trade clause to block a move from the Toronto Maple Leafs to the Flames, but told Sportsnet’s Eric Francis that his decision had nothing to do with the city of Calgary and everything to do with the desire to remain a Maple Leaf. “It was nothing against Calgary. Obviously I like this city and I like going there as an away team,” he told Francis at the time. “I just had aspirations to stay (in Toronto). I came very close. It was a difficult decision.” Curry reiterated his excitement about playing in Calgary and playing in front of the Calgary fans on Thursday. “I love the city of Calgary, I’ve been visiting there for years,” Kadri said. “I have always appreciated the Calgary Flames fan base.” Fans won’t have to wait long to see Kadri play against his former team – the Flames are set to open their regular season at home on October 13th against the Colorado Avalanche.
title: “Kadri Says The Strength Of The Flames Roster Played A Huge Role In His Decision Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-22” author: “Carol Edelen”
The center signed a seven-year, $49 million contract with the Flames on Thursday, capping an impressive rebound by general manager Brad Treliving after losing stars Matthew Tkachuk and Johnny Gaudreau. Speaking Thursday afternoon on Flames TV, Kadri attributed his selection to the Flames’ playing future. “Obviously I like the direction of the team and the moves we’ve made so far,” Kadri said. “Our central combinations can match anyone, we have great depth in defense and great talent in goal. “These are all key factors in having a successful team and I’m grateful to be a part of it.” Winning a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche last season, Kadri was a key contributor in the championship, scoring seven goals (including a hat trick) for 15 points in 16 games. Kadri hopes to bring that winning experience to the Flames and believes the team is capable of making a run at the Cup. “That’s ultimately what you want, playing in the playoffs and making those big-moment plays,” Kadri said. “It was pretty high on my list going into a competitive team that I think could make some noise right away and that’s Calgary for me.” In 2019, Kadri used his no-trade clause to block a move from the Toronto Maple Leafs to the Flames, but told Sportsnet’s Eric Francis that his decision had nothing to do with the city of Calgary and everything to do with the desire to remain a Maple Leaf. “It was nothing against Calgary. Obviously I like this city and I like going there as an away team,” he told Francis at the time. “I just had aspirations to stay (in Toronto). I came very close. It was a difficult decision.” Curry reiterated his excitement about playing in Calgary and playing in front of the Calgary fans on Thursday. “I love the city of Calgary, I’ve been visiting there for years,” Kadri said. “I have always appreciated the Calgary Flames fan base.” Fans won’t have to wait long to see Kadri play against his former team – the Flames are set to open their regular season at home on October 13th against the Colorado Avalanche.
title: “Kadri Says The Strength Of The Flames Roster Played A Huge Role In His Decision Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-06” author: “Yvonne Morgan”
The center signed a seven-year, $49 million contract with the Flames on Thursday, capping an impressive rebound by general manager Brad Treliving after losing stars Matthew Tkachuk and Johnny Gaudreau. Speaking Thursday afternoon on Flames TV, Kadri attributed his selection to the Flames’ playing future. “Obviously I like the direction of the team and the moves we’ve made so far,” Kadri said. “Our central combinations can match anyone, we have great depth in defense and great talent in goal. “These are all key factors in having a successful team and I’m grateful to be a part of it.” Winning a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche last season, Kadri was a key contributor in the championship, scoring seven goals (including a hat trick) for 15 points in 16 games. Kadri hopes to bring that winning experience to the Flames and believes the team is capable of making a run at the Cup. “That’s ultimately what you want, playing in the playoffs and making those big-moment plays,” Kadri said. “It was pretty high on my list going into a competitive team that I think could make some noise right away and that’s Calgary for me.” In 2019, Kadri used his no-trade clause to block a move from the Toronto Maple Leafs to the Flames, but told Sportsnet’s Eric Francis that his decision had nothing to do with the city of Calgary and everything to do with the desire to remain a Maple Leaf. “It was nothing against Calgary. Obviously I like this city and I like going there as an away team,” he told Francis at the time. “I just had aspirations to stay (in Toronto). I came very close. It was a difficult decision.” Curry reiterated his excitement about playing in Calgary and playing in front of the Calgary fans on Thursday. “I love the city of Calgary, I’ve been visiting there for years,” Kadri said. “I have always appreciated the Calgary Flames fan base.” Fans won’t have to wait long to see Kadri play against his former team – the Flames are set to open their regular season at home on October 13th against the Colorado Avalanche.
title: “Kadri Says The Strength Of The Flames Roster Played A Huge Role In His Decision Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-15” author: “Louis Middleton”
The center signed a seven-year, $49 million contract with the Flames on Thursday, capping an impressive rebound by general manager Brad Treliving after losing stars Matthew Tkachuk and Johnny Gaudreau. Speaking Thursday afternoon on Flames TV, Kadri attributed his selection to the Flames’ playing future. “Obviously I like the direction of the team and the moves we’ve made so far,” Kadri said. “Our central combinations can match anyone, we have great depth in defense and great talent in goal. “These are all key factors in having a successful team and I’m grateful to be a part of it.” Winning a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche last season, Kadri was a key contributor in the championship, scoring seven goals (including a hat trick) for 15 points in 16 games. Kadri hopes to bring that winning experience to the Flames and believes the team is capable of making a run at the Cup. “That’s ultimately what you want, playing in the playoffs and making those big-moment plays,” Kadri said. “It was pretty high on my list going into a competitive team that I think could make some noise right away and that’s Calgary for me.” In 2019, Kadri used his no-trade clause to block a move from the Toronto Maple Leafs to the Flames, but told Sportsnet’s Eric Francis that his decision had nothing to do with the city of Calgary and everything to do with the desire to remain a Maple Leaf. “It was nothing against Calgary. Obviously I like this city and I like going there as an away team,” he told Francis at the time. “I just had aspirations to stay (in Toronto). I came very close. It was a difficult decision.” Curry reiterated his excitement about playing in Calgary and playing in front of the Calgary fans on Thursday. “I love the city of Calgary, I’ve been visiting there for years,” Kadri said. “I have always appreciated the Calgary Flames fan base.” Fans won’t have to wait long to see Kadri play against his former team – the Flames are set to open their regular season at home on October 13th against the Colorado Avalanche.