The Calgary Flames are playing their final game before the Christmas break when Connor Bedard and the Chicago Blackhawks visit the Saddledome on Saturday afternoon.
In their previous meeting on Oct. 15, the Flames defeated the Blackhawks 3-1.
Surprisingly, Atlanta and Calgary have succeeded against their Original Six rivals, thanks to a 78-76-26-6 record in 186 meetings.
Let’s discuss some game-day trivia. Good luck!
1. Who scored the Flames’ last hat trick against the Blackhawks in 2010?
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Brendan Morrison
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Curtis Glencross
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Jarome Iginla
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Mikael Backlund
2. Who had Calgary’s last penalty shot attempt against Chicago in 2022?
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Dillion Dube
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Matthew Tkachuk
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Elias Lindholm
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Johnny Gaudreau
3. Who is the Flames’ all-time scorer against the Blackhawks?
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Theo Fleury
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Johnny Gaudreau
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Joe Niewendyk
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Jarome Iginla
Related: Flames History Of Trading Away Top Draft Picks
4. Who’s the only Calgary goalie with more than ten wins against Chicago?
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Rejean Lemelin
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Miikka Kiprusoff
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Mike Vernon
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Dan Bouchard
5. Who scored 833 career points with the Flames and Blackhawks?
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Tom Lysiak
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Doug Gilmour
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Gary Suter
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Theo Fleury
6. Who did Calgary acquire in their most recent trade with Chicago in 2022?
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Ryan Carpenter
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Call Järnkrok
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Tyler Pitlick
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Brad Richardson
7. Who leads all Flames netminders with two shutouts against the Blackhawks?
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Dan Bouchard
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Roman Turek
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Mike Vernon
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Jacob Markstrom
8. What year did Calgary and Chicago meet in the Conference Final?
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1981
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1986
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1989
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2004
Related: The Flames Biggest Issue This Year: Scoring Depth
9. Who leads all Flames players with 86 penalty minutes against the Blackhawks?
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Jim Peplinski
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Joel Otto
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Gary Roberts
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Tim Hunter
10. Which former Calgary goalie collected three career assists against Chicago?
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Phil Myre
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Jacob Markstrom
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Dan Bouchard
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Mike Vernon
Flames Hockey Trivia is published during game days, so come back on Saturday, Dec. 28, when they visit the San Jose Sharks.
Check out our game takeaways story for the answers to today’s trivia.
