The Calgary Flames won’t be playing any hockey games until at least Dec. 16 due to a bout with COVID-19.
The NHL says six players and one staff member have entered the league’s COVID protocol and due to concern over the continued spread of the virus, games have been postponed until Thursday at the earliest.
The NHL announces the postponement of #Flames games until Thursday at the earliest: six players and one staff member are in COVID-19 protocol.
They were supposed to be in Chicago tonight, Nashville tomorrow and welcome Toronto on Thursday. https://t.co/QhoiWc5jHy
— Sandra Prusina (@sprusina) December 13, 2021
The Flames’ training facilities have been closed and will remain closed until further notice.
The team was scheduled to play in Chicago Monday night, Nashville on Tuesday, and Toronto on Thursday. The NHL says it is reviewing the Flames schedule and revising it as needed.
