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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-09 · 49 entries checked · 42 flagged · 111 issues confirmed · 42 corrected · 69 still open
Flames Nation — The STATS section says 'Division=Pacific Division', but the Atlanta Flames were in the West Division (1972–74) and later the Patrick Division (1974–80), not the Pacific Division.
Flames Nation — The LORE section says the team 'won only two post-season games total', but the Atlanta Flames actually won three playoff games (one in 1978, two in 1979).
Lanny McDonald — The entry states McDonald's assist created the tournament winning overtime goal of the inaugural 1976 Canada Cup, but the winning goal was scored by Darryl Sittler, assisted by Bobby Orr and Marcel Dionne; McDonald did not record an assist on that goal.
Lanny McDonald — The entry says McDonald's middle name, King, was given after Maple Leafs star King Clancy, but this is incorrect; his middle name was actually given after his father's friend.
Go Flames Go — The Flames played their first three seasons at the Stampede Corral, then moved in 1983 to the Scotiabank Saddledome (originally the Olympic Saddledome). This is incorrect: the Flames played only two full seasons at the Corral (1980–81 and 1981–82), and the 198
Go Flames Go — In 2011, the team hosted and won the second Heritage Classic outdoor game. This is incorrect: the Flames lost 3–0 to the Edmonton Oilers.
Doug Risebrough — Risebrough was never officially a co-captain or tri-captain; he was an alternate captain.
Doug Risebrough — In 1986, Risebrough was not a tri-captain; the captain was Jim Peplinski, and Risebrough was an alternate captain.
The 1987-88 Division Title — The entry says 'moved in 1983 to the Scotiabank Saddledome (originally the Olympic Saddledome)' which reverses the original and current names; the original name was Olympic Saddledome, and it was later renamed Scotiabank Saddledome.
The 1980s Golden Era — The 1990 defeat to the Kings was a first-round elimination, not a near-miss for the Stanley Cup.
Bob Johnson — Bob Johnson (ice hockey, born 1931) was a Hall of Fame coach, not a franchise owner; the entry incorrectly lists his role as 'Franchise Owner' and 'Affiliation=Calgary Flames (1980–1986)' with 'Previous Team=Hartford Whalers' and 'Relocated franchise to Calgar
Bob Johnson — Bob Johnson (ice hockey, born 1931) died in 1991, not 2010; the entry incorrectly states 'Status=Deceased (2010)'.
Atlanta Flames — The team won only two post-season games total; they actually won at least 4 playoff games (two best-of-three series wins).
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