Ryan Lomberg returned to the Calgary Flames, where he spent the first two seasons of his career, last offseason after four seasons with the Florida Panthers that ended with a Stanley Cup. Florida was where Lomberg grew to become an NHL mainstay as a bottom-six,

Florida Panthers left wing Ryan Lomberg (94) jumps into the crowd during a Stanley Cup victory parade rally at the Fort Lauderdale Beach Park off A1A on Sunday, June 30, 2024, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

The Florida Panthers will complete a ‘Battle of Alberta’ series of sorts today when they take on the Calgary Flames at 3 p.m. Florida beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 on Thursday night, and now play host to the Oilers’ provincial rival.

Ryan Lomberg was back at Amerant Bank Arena on Friday afternoon, gearing up for today’s game between the Calgary Flames and Florida Panthers. One of the first thing he wanted to see in the building he called home for the previous four seasons was the 2024 Stanley Cup championship banner hanging high above

Ryan Lomberg was doing the usual pregame television hit on Thursday night when the Calgary Flames sparkplug was asked what he recalled about playing in Tampa and facing the Lightning. Obviously, Lomberg had a lot of memories of playing the Tampa Bay Lightning — some good and some,

Heating up since returning from the break for the 4 Nations Face-Off, the line of Eetu Luostarinen, Anton Lundell, and Jesper Boqvist certainly made its presence felt all over the ice in Thursday’s tilt.

The Flames are looking to turn the page quickly on Saturday's 3-0 loss to the Florida Panthers and have the opportunity to do so in short order. "It’s a challenge, and it’s not getting easier, right?" Ryan Lomberg said post-game on Saturday afternoon.

Ryan Lomberg spent the last four seasons with the Florida Panthers before returning to the Calgary Flames, his original team, as a free agent last summer. Lomberg and the Flames were in Tampa Bay to play the Lightning on Thursday.

The Florida Panthers were not about to get goalied against the Calgary Flames on Saturday. Dan Vladar did try his best. Florida controlled the game from start to finish and got a couple in the second to beat the Flames 3-0 for its third straight win and eighth in the past 10 games.

The Flames hold an all-time 26-12-3-3 record against the Panthers. When playing them in Florida, Calgary has a 12-6-2-2 record. Yegor Sharangovich is five goals away from 100 and eight assists away from 100 in his career. The Flames have opened the scoring in 32 games this season.

Standing tall over his last eight starts, Bobrovsky is 6-2-0 with a .928 save percentage.