The Flames went to Canton, Mass. on Saturday afternoon and skated away with a 4-2 win against a very good Jr. Terriers team. Then on Sunday, to wrap up the GSL regular season, the 2010 Flames beat Rochester 8-1. The Flames are now preparing for the GSL tournament which starts on Friday night, out in Rochester. I did get to the Rochester game and took some pictures. Please enjoy them here if you wish.
In-game pictures depicting some hockey, but mostly education, music, and other helpful tips.
This is a reasonable representation of the 2010 Flames fan base.
Opening face-off on the road. Face-off stock photo #9.
Austin’s shot hits the blocker and Teddy closes ground to pounce on a rebound.
See here kids, this is how you rotate your hips to generate speed through the swing.
Drew wakes up from a long night of camping in a cave out in Rochester. Or so it appeared to me.
Drew fires a shot in some traffic while Luke looks a bit uneasy.
Teddy, who is working on a new album entitled, “No Moves”, proves it by shooting early. First single from the new album hit this week, “Aiming At The Wrong Side”.
Here you’ll notice a flock of Flames in their migration formation as they head wherever it is that they head.
You spin me right round, like a right wing shot, round, round, round, like a left wing on the right side.
Coach Nick leads the deep dive into the meaning of how to ad lib when you forget what you were going to say.
My favorite arrangement of colors accompanied by a lead on the road.
The zamboni driver asked Jax if he could see why the old rig was leaving so much snow on the ice surface.
Jax leads his barbershop quartet around the bend and into the opening where all of his friends await.
This is the last frame right before Travis turned into the Incredible Hulk, grabbed my camera and made sure there was no more footage of the transformation.
James and Luke, also known as Luke James, are captured in one of the few photos ever taken of the “Four Lefties”.
This is Luke. He’s whispering, “Be berry, berry quiet. I’m hunting open ice for a shot on net.”
The Mighty Fin, ever the teacher, shows the other youngsters, “See here kids, the triangle, it’s the strongest geometric shape.”
Here’s Teddy on his new album release tour at a new place that just opened called, ‘The Crease’. Second single, “I Demand Attention.”
Ian throws his hands to the ceiling during his patented fade-away backhand.
This is just a really good save.
Here the Flames did a fabulous job on their educational video called “The Do’s and Dont’s of 3 on O’s”. This was a don’t.
Turns out a triangle isn’t that strong when it’s flattened into a straight line.
This section is a tribute to an old ad campaign and is dedicated to all of those folks who would just rather reach out and touch someone. Enjoy, and remember, kid behavior is often learned.
Does anyone ever put baseball cards in the spokes of bicycle tires anymore? Just wondering.
Um, based on where the players are looking, there are either four different pucks on the ice, or this scene was photo-shopped. Puck, schmuck. How about a glove shove.
Hey there, how does that feel? Just a little how do you do.
Oh, quick little guy, eh? I will get you next time through.
Hey your skates are untied, oh wait, my mistake, that’s my goalie stick aimed at you.
