Atlanta Flames

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The Atlanta Flames were a former National Hockey League franchise based in Atlanta, Georgia, that played from 1972 until relocating to become the Calgary Flames in 1980.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct National Hockey League team
ice hockey team
abbreviation ATL
city Atlanta
conference Campbell Conference
country United States of America
surface form: United States
division Patrick Division
divisionRival New York Islanders
New York Rangers
Philadelphia Flyers
Washington Capitals
expansionTeam true
firstSeason 1972–73 NHL season
founded 1972
franchiseMovedTo Calgary
surface form: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
generalManager Cliff Fletcher
headCoach Al MacNeil
Bernie Geoffrion
Fred Creighton
homeArena The Omni Coliseum
surface form: Omni Coliseum
homeArenaOpened 1972
lastSeason 1979–80 NHL season
league National Hockey League
location Atlanta
surface form: Atlanta, Georgia
madePlayoffsSeasons 6
market Sun Belt
NHLExpansionClass 1972 expansion
notablePlayer Dan Bouchard
Eric Vail
Guy Chouinard
Tom Lysiak
originalLogoColors red and yellow
originalLogoFeature stylized flaming "A"
owner Tom Cousins
playedHomeGamesAt The Omni Coliseum
surface form: Omni Coliseum
predecessorInCity none (first major-league hockey team in Atlanta)
reasonForRelocation financial difficulties
relocated 1980
relocatedTo Calgary Flames
retiredNumbers none
sharedCityWith Atlanta Hawks
sport ice hockey
StanleyCupTitles 0
state Georgia
successorTeam Calgary Flames
teamColors red
white
yellow

Referenced by (3)

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Atlanta Thrashers cityNHLPredecessor Atlanta Flames
Pat Quinn playedFor Atlanta Flames
Bill Clement team Atlanta Flames