Ryan Huska

Cole in Red Deer says that crazy stat about the Flames and scoring four goals should be about all you need to prove the Flames are well coached.

that stat started with huska taking over and just shows this team uh as the team grows and improves and inevitably starts getting more scoring they're going to be in a great spot to win games hard to win when you score one or two it gets a hell of a lot easier when you start finding the back back of the net and that's hopefully what's coming down the road with this team yeah they you know it's over a long period of time and different rosters and all that type of stuff but it is 61 in a row when they have scored four or more goals which On the one hand, Ryan Huska was asked about it and he's like, I don't know what that means.

Because in a lot of ways, it doesn't really mean that much.

But at the same time, it's a pretty nice indicator that when they do get there, they can lock things down pretty well.

I think he hasn't been given the right opportunities as well.

I don't know if Huska has a problem with him or something.

There's been a couple times on media where Huska has individually called him out without saying his name.

For our home opener loss, he was like, yeah, some guys need to learn they can't skate through everyone.

And I was like, that was definitely a shot at Czar.

Oh, okay.

And last one here.

Ryan Huska.

It was just a sloppy game.

I think it was one of those ones that like Ryan Huska for sure.

he's happy with the two points, but there's, there's some stuff that they'll be going through on the video today.

And I just think it was a good example of two young teams who are, you know, figuring their way through the league and, and you kind of watched it in real time, but like good on those flames, man, they keep rolling.

And that was really nice to see.

It was nice to see, and I think it's probably a sigh of relief if you're Ryan Huska, if you're Jordan Sickleton, Jason LaBarbera, knowing how you planned things out over the weekend.

And there were plenty of conversations on this radio station, on social media, about what direction you needed to go against Colorado.

And I think this proves right now that that was the right decision to give Dustin that game off and let him continue in a more regular-type workload and not overwhelm him.

It wasn't like San Jose needed a monumental fire.

three or four goal comeback in this one but they can only muster one uh against a flames team that was pushing you know just the the fourth line offensively that's pretty good when it's all said and done and um i'll continue to say that that's the way that this flames team has to win is some nights you need other guys to step up and as you said third night and four some of your your stars are the guys that are carrying the load here in calgary probably with that 20 minutes a night on ice probably feeling it in that third period, and they needed other guys to step up, and that's what happened.

We're going to hear from head coach Ryan Huska in the next couple of minutes.

We'll get lots of reaction post-game from San Jose this evening as the Flames find a way to win this one.

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I will always remember, and look, you've got this incredibly, well, when you go back 20, 30 years, this is something that people didn't have before, but the television coverage is so much better than it used to be.

I will always remember having Ryan Walter on this show.

I think it was our first or second year of doing this show.

Right? Because the Flames are like in year two of this, like, rebuild, reprogram.

I know they traded Anderson and Uyghur last year and Kadri and maybe in some people's eyes, this is year one, but I feel like that system that they have with, what's their coach, Huska? Husky?

Yeah.

Husky, okay.

But yeah, I'm...

What I'm trying to say is they have somewhat of an identity, right? And they're pesky.

And again, just fit in seamlessly with these guys.

And it's another thing we've talked about with the Flames organization and with Ryan Huska and all of that.

One thing that we've really liked is...

A guy who fits right in with the team coming up from the AHL into the NHL.

Philly has the three points from their three overtime losses.

Yeah, and Flames partway with their head coach, Ryan Huska, today.

Yeah, there was nothing surprising with the Flames.

They're just not a very good team.