Flames ‘not impatient,’ Coronato says, even as rebuild hits rock bottom

Every day, Matt Coronato drives by Scotia Place, the Calgary Flames’ state-of-the-art new arena, and feels a pang of excitement. It’s double the square footage of the storied Scotiabank Saddledome and will seat 18,400 fans for NHL games beginning next season. He hadn’t been inside his future digs yet when he spoke to Daily Faceoff in early September, but he said he’d get to see them soon. In the meantime, he’d have to make do with the Saddledome, the weary but lovable and cozy old barn, the NHL’s second-oldest active arena, known among the media for its terrifyingly rickety press-box…