The twist all of Calgary still can't comprehend is the NHL's sixth Battle of Alberta never came to pass. While conspiracy theorists and anyone who owns a red jersey have all spent the last two days trying to explain how the team could come up so lame at the worst time, the simple truth is the Flames couldn't -- and can't -- score. And as the club prepares to move forward this summer with or without Darryl Sutter behind the bench, it's clear Iginla's club must add finishers or expect to be finished this early every year. "I think we're going to need to be more offensive," admitted Iginla, whose team-leading 35 goals were 10 more than linemate Daymond Langkow.