The Flames were officially eliminated from the race after the St. Louis Blues beat the Utah Hockey Club 6-1 and the Minnesota Wild beat the Anaheim Ducks 3-2 in overtime Tuesday night.

It’s been more than six months since the Blues began the regular season, and about seven months since training camp opened.

Entering Tuesday, the Minnesota Wild are the first wild card with 95 points, the St. Louis Blues are the second with 94, and the Calgary Flames are on the outside looking in with 92 points.

The Winnipeg Jets and St. Louis Blues just played one of the most dramatic Game 7s in recent memory on Sunday at Canada Life ...

St. Louis Blues Jets: 56-22-4, 116 points Blues: 44-30-8, 96 points Season series: WPG: 3-1-0; STL: 1-2-1 Game 1: Saturday (5 p.m. CT; FDSMW, TNT, truTV, MAX, CBC, TVAS, SN, 101 ESPN) The Jets and Blu ...

The race is coming down to the wire, as the Flames have just two games remaining while the St. Louis Blues and Minnesota Wild each have one game left. There’s a chance that Tuesday could be the ...

The Blues’ Nathan Walker, left, checks Calgary’s Walker Duehr in a game on Thursday, Jan. 16, 2025, at Enterprise Center. The intrepid Calgary Flames refuse to quit, so the Blues can't relax.

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Perhaps even more upsetting is the fact that the Flames came back to beat the Vegas Golden Knights 5-4 in a shootout later in the night. So if just one the Wild or Blues lost - likely the former ...

With a 39-27-14 record for 92 points, the Flames are two points behind the St. Louis Blues. If the Flames defeat the Golden Knights and the Blues lose their final game of the season, the Flames ...