BREAKING: Flames to Retire Number of Franchise Legend

The Calgary Flames just announced that they will be retiring the number of a franchise-altering player.

Throughout Miikka Kiprusoff's 623-game NHL career, he played all but 47 games with the Calgary Flames.

For over a decade, he was the stabilizer of the Flames helping them to many wins over the course of his career.

With the Flames, he won a Jennings Trophy and a Vezina Trophy.

Today, it was announced that he would be having his number 34 retired by the Calgary Flames.

The retirement is set to happen on March 2nd of 2024. A fantastic way to honor the franchise legend.

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