Calgary is the third highest elevation major city in North America behind Mexico City and Denver, and the 2nd highest NHL team behind Denver. It definitely is an advantage for those that live here.
I love the Flames this year. Gaudreau and Tkachuk are 2 of my least favourite players so it was easy to hate Calgary. Huberdeau and Weegar and Kadri are great players, tho and hard to hate.
Never realized the altitude was such a factor it's like the fuel ports in my Mountainsled
fucking love this guy so proud to be a flames fan with hubby on the squad guy is legendary
Calgary is the third highest elevation major city in North America behind Mexico City and Denver, and the 2nd highest NHL team behind Denver. It definitely is an advantage for those that live here.
Put a “C” on em
Lmao the altitude … I’m honestly always thinking about this .. and feel like it’s an underrated thing to consider ..
Yeah I'm gonna use this as an excuse every time my team loses to the Avalanche in Colorado.
There's a reason athlete's train at high altitudes. Builds strength through natural earth resistance. It does impact athletes tremendously.
It's interesting, the only teams that really have this characteristic are Colorado, Calgary, Edmonton, Las Vegas.
@@JohnSmith-jb2jf lmao blame the thick air xD
@@Knova_20 yup winter olympians train around Calgary for that reason
Theres no IQ to any of these reporters
GOOD GAME
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I love the Flames this year. Gaudreau and Tkachuk are 2 of my least favourite players so it was easy to hate Calgary. Huberdeau and Weegar and Kadri are great players, tho and hard to hate.
Kadri hard to hate? What a joke
@@jamesmustaine2482 Dave Mustaine hard to hate? LOL there’s a reason Metallica dumped you 🤣😂🤣😂💙🧡🛢🤡🤡
@@jamesmustaine2482 when I saw him strip McDavid in overtime and score the winner you can't help but like that