Calgary Flames Game Times Shift to Later Starts, Affecting Many Road Games

Alberta has officially moved away from daylight saving time, resulting in the province remaining just one hour behind Ontario and two hours behind British Columbia. This change means that Calgary Flames fans will have to adjust to later start times for road games, particularly when facing teams in the Pacific Time Zone. The most noticeable changes include games starting at 9 p.m. Alberta Time, which will now be two hours later than they would have been before the clock change.

Flames fans will see fewer early evening starts at home games but will be required to adjust their schedules for upcoming road games. For instance, the team’s November schedule includes six games scheduled for 9 p.m. Alberta Time, with three of them involving Pacific Division opponents. These late start times will impact fans who watch games in the Pacific Time Zone.

Despite these changes, the majority of Calgary’s home games will continue to feature familiar evening start times. Fans can look forward to more afternoon games and weekend matinees, though they will need to be prepared for some later nights ahead.

The shift in game times means that Calgary Flames fans will have to get used to some later nights, especially during the upcoming November road games against Pacific Division opponents. This adjustment will primarily affect fans who watch games in the Pacific Time Zone and will not significantly impact Calgary’s home game schedule.