“I have a little remote and we like to fool everyone and tell them it's hooked up to the Saddledome even though it isn't,” McCord jokes. The room is set up with bar stools, three couches, dozens of jerseys throughout the Flames franchise history, countless pieces of autographed memorabilia and multiple TV screens, including a massive 82-inch screen for the ultimate viewing experience.Ī TV is also set up in the kitchen so he doesn’t miss a single moment of the game when grabbing a beverage.īut perhaps the most amazing feature of the entire room is the remote-controlled light show and goal horn set up for every time the Flames score. “It’s my home away from ‘Dome,” said Dean McCord who has transformed his entire living room into what he calls a “Flames Shrine.”
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The best-of-seven series is deadlocked at one game each with both teams achieving victories at the Saddledome.Ĭalgary now heads to Dallas for its next two playoff games, but one Flames superfan still plans to enjoy Saturday night’s matchup as if it was a home game. Fans of the Calgary Flames are repping their favourite jerseys, heading down to the Red Mile and cheering louder than ever in hopes of rallying their team to a Game 3 playoff victory against the Dallas Stars.
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