NASHVILLE – As entertaining as the Calgary Flames have been this season, the real show starts roughly 10 minutes after the final horn. That’s when The Darryl Sutter Show hits the airwaves. While often not a long program, his post-game quips, pot-shots, put-downs and observations have been known to steal the spotlight from the game, creating a life of their own on social media. It’s the perfect venue for the NHL’s most unique coach to send messages to players, management, media, the opposition and occasionally the medical staff, with a dry, told-you-so delivery that has everyone guessing – and occasionally giggling – from night to night. It’s must-see TV for Flames fans. Local media-types have long ago shrugged off being pawns and pinatas in Sutter’s gab game, as the insights – and insults – he offers up often make for good copy. Albertans haven’t looked forward to pressers this much since Deena Hinshaw’s daily pandemic updates. “We used to race to get undressed in L...