About Calgary Flames Autographed Memorabilia & Collectibles

Historical Milestones

The Calgary Flames’ history can be traced all the way back to Atlanta. From the 1972-73 NHL season through the 1979-80 season the Flames played in Atlanta before moving to Calgary. The team now plays in the Pacific Division of the Western Conference, playing their home games in Scotiabank Saddledome. During their impressive history, the organization has won a Stanley Cup title, three Western Conference Championships, and the Presidents’ Trophy twice.

Upon their birth as a franchise in 1972, the Atlanta Flames had a relatively successful run during their time in Atlanta. Under Head Coaches Bernie Geoffrion and Fred Creighton, they made it to the playoffs in six of the eight years that they played in Atlanta. After moving to Calgary in 1980 the franchise soon acquired legends, Lanny McDonald and Kent Nilsson. Nilsson still holds the franchise points in a single season record with 131 which was set during the 1980-1981 season and McDonald set the goals scored in a single season record with 66 which was set over the course of the 1982-1983 season. The Flames were one of the league’s most competitive teams throughout the 1980s, winning their first Western Conference title in 1986 before losing to the Montreal Canadiens in the Stanley Cup Finals. In 1988 and 1989 the Flames finished with the best record in the NHL, winning their only two Presidents’ Trophies in franchise history. The 1988-89 season was a particularly memorable one for the organization because they captured the only Stanley Cup Championship in franchise history that year when they defeated the Canadiens in six games at the Stanley Cup Finals. After winning the Stanley Cup the organization remained competitive qualifying for the playoffs in every season through 1996 except for one. Starting in the 1996-97 season the team would not qualify for the playoffs again until 2004. The team was led during the 2003-204 season by superstars Jarome Iginla and Craig Conroy, winning another Western Conference Championship that year. At the 2004 Stanley Cup Finals, they lost to the Tampa Bay Lightning in an epic seven-game series and have not returned to the Stanley Cup Finals since. Recently the organization has displayed signs of becoming contenders once again with the additions of All-Star Johnny Gaudreau and new Head Coach Bill Peters.

Signed Calgary Flames sports memorabilia is selling quickly, so shop for yours today. Our Flames sports collectibles are valuable investments that will soon surge in worth. Product offerings for superstars like Johnny Gaudreau and Mark Giordano as well as legends like Lanny McDonald and Theo Fleury will look great on display in any room of your home or office.

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Jarome Iginla Autographed Photos

Our autographed photos of Jarome Iginla are excellent sports gifts for anybody that you know who is a Calgary Flames fan. Whoever receives one of our Iginla signed photos of him on the ice back when he played for the Flames and served as their captain will be eager to display it in their sports room or man cave. This multiple time All-Star is the organization’s all-time leader in points and goals scored and has won the Maurice Richard Trophy twice during his career. Johnny Gaudreau Autographed Jerseys

One of our signed Johnny Gaudreau jerseys will be a fantastic addition to your sports memorabilia collection. The Gaudreau #13 Adidas Calgary Flames jerseys that we have available for purchase are rare and unique items that will be nearly impossible to find anywhere else. Since embarking on his NHL career this left winger has been named an All-Star multiple times, to the NHL All-Rookie First-Team, and was awarded the 2016-2017 Lady Byng Memorial Trophy. Al MacInnis Autographed Pucks

Purchasing an autographed Al MacInnis puck will never be a decision that you second guess making. The MacInnis signed Calgary Flames official logo pucks that we sell are guaranteed to be authentic, so never have any worries or concerns when you shop with us. Over the course of this Hall of Famer’s career, he won the James Norris Memorial Trophy and the Conn Smythe Trophy when he led the Flames’ to their only Stanley Cup title in 1989.

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