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Flames want Ryan Huska to stick with lucky tie … even if it’s ‘ugly as hell’

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Flames winger Jonathan Huberdeau on Ryan Huska’s lucky tie: ‘He’s been wearing it and we’ve been winning … Hopefully, he keeps wearing it.’

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Flames want Ryan Huska to stick with lucky tie … even if it’s ‘ugly as hell’

Flames winger Jonathan Huberdeau on Ryan Huska’s lucky tie: ‘He’s been wearing it and we’ve been winning … Hopefully, he keeps wearing it.’

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Flames Coach Refuses To Change “Ugly” Lucky Tie

In the world of sports, sometimes it’s the little quirks that capture our imagination, and for Calgary Flames head coach Ryan Huska, it’s an “ugly” tie that’s stealing the spotlight. No matter how unconventional this lucky striped accessory may be, it’s proving to be the charm the Flames need in their push for a wild-card berth. Since Huska donned this half-windsor and led his team to a four-game victory streak, three of which featured heart-thu…

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