Monday night’s game between the Calgary Flames and the Toronto Maple Leafs was Dustin Wolf’s 57th National Hockey League start. For the first time, Wolf did not finish the game.

After 41 starts as a rookie goalie, Dustin Wolf was pulled for the first time this season. But if the Calgary Flames hadn’t been scheduled to play again the following night, chances are that the ...

Hold onto your hats, friends, because we’re going to make some controversial statements. First and foremost, the Calgary ...

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Dustin Wolf's 13 saves in the first allowed the Flames to escape with a tie. From there, the team killed themselves with three second-period penalties the Leafs cashed in on, leaving Wolf high and dry ...

Steven Stamkos completed a hat trick in overtime to lift the Nashville Predators to a 3-2 win against the visiting Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday. Stamkos fired a one-timer from the left circle at ...

TORONTO – The Flames started their four-game Eastern road trip with a 6-2 loss to the Maple Leafs Monday night at Scotiabank Arena. The Leafs scored four goals in the second period – including three ...

“By no means was this on him tonight,” declared Calgary Flames coach Ryan Huska after a 6-2 loss in Toronto Monday that saw Dustin Wolf get pulled ... have to tip your hat to, because it ...

With 166 goals, Calgary is last in the National Hockey League in scoring … The play of rookie goalie Dustin Wolf has had a major ... William Nylander scored a hat trick and Auston Matthews ...

If they continue to go .500 for the rest of the season, they’ll finish with 88 points. For Toronto, we’re seeing a late-season stumble that has Leafs fans beginning to sweat when it comes to who and ...