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Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Calgary Flames News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping the Flames—from game recaps and player performances to NHL matchups, trades, and roster developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local sports coverage to every team and keeping fans connected. Calgary Flames News Today is your daily snapshot of Flames hockey. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai

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    Flames 2026-27 Schedule Breakdown | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 19, 2026

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    Get ready for the 2026-27 Calgary Flames season — here’s how to catch every game. Most Saturday matchups are on Sportsnet West, with one surprise national broadcast on Sportsnet One. Monday night games go national and stream exclusively on Sportsnet+, so you’ll need a subscription (or bundle it via Rogers/Shaw) unless you’re already covered. Four Wednesdays hit Amazon Prime Video. Regional fans can rely on Sportsnet West for about 60 games, but be aware of blackouts if you’re outside the broadca

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    Othmann Stays With Flames on Two-Way Deal | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 19, 2026

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    Brennan Othmann locks in for another year with the Calgary Flames on a two-way deal worth $975K, building on a breakout pro season where he led the AHL in scoring with 49 points and earned All-Star honors — now he’s got a chance to prove he belongs in the NHL full-time. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Sources:https://www.nhl.com/flame

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    Honzek Ready to Prove Himself | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 18, 2026

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    Samuel Honzek is back, healthy and hungry, after a brutal 10-month injury layoff that derailed his season and snatched his Olympic dreams—he’s ready to prove he’s better than ever, starting with preseason, and knows his spot isn’t guaranteed, so he’s rolling up his sleeves to earn every minute on the ice. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporti

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    Pospisil Eyes Fourth Line Center Role | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 18, 2026

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    Martin Pospisil is getting a real shot at center for the Calgary Flames’ fourth line this training camp, after impressing internationally with Slovakia and winning over half his face-offs. Coach Ryan Huska sees potential and wants to test him in a key role — even considering penalty kill duties. With the team calling this an “evaluation year,” it’s the perfect time to see if Pospisil can be a reliable, multi-dimensional contributor down the middle. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pill

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    Brzustewicz’s NHL Future in Flux | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 18, 2026

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    Hunter Brzustewicz, the young Flames defenseman with elite offensive upside, might be headed to the AHL despite showing NHL readiness—thanks to a crowded blue line and waiver-exempt status. While fans may see it as a setback, heavy AHL minutes could accelerate his development, especially if he runs the power play and plays every situation. A trade remains possible, particularly if Zach Whitecloud’s future becomes uncertain. The Flames have options—and Brzustewicz’s path is far from over. Listen

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    Coronato Mentors Rising Star Wyttenbach | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 18, 2026

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    Flames winger Matt Coronato spent his summer training with rising star Ethan Wyttenbach, a fifth-round draft pick who exploded onto the scene with 25 goals and 59 points in just 40 games last season. Coronato was blown away by Wyttenbach’s work ethic and skill—and offered seasoned advice as the young phenom gears up for the NHL. Meanwhile, Coronato himself, a 13th overall pick in 2021, is focused on becoming a more complete player: improving his finishing, stepping up defensively, and making tho

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    Flames Roster Crunch & Huberdeau’s Impact | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 18, 2026

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    Calgary Flames face a roster crunch as they trim from 52 to 23 by September’s end — with cap space to spare, the real battle is fitting everyone into active spots. With 20 on one-way deals and three young prospects vying for roles, Jonathan Huberdeau’s IR stint due to hip surgery creates an opening. Defense looks locked, but forward depth could be reshaped — watch closely as camp unfolds to see who grabs this unexpected chance to prove they belong. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pill

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    Kevin Sawyer Joins Flames Broadcast | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 18, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are electrifying their regional broadcasts with the debut of Kevin Sawyer, a former NHL player with 110 games under his belt, now joining Jon Abbott and Brendan Parker on Sportsnet. Known for his deep game insight from his decade as a Jets analyst, Sawyer brings rare player perspective to the booth — especially poignant as it’s the Saddledome’s final season. He hits the airwaves October 1st against the Kraken, as Sportsnet expands coverage to over 550 games nationwide, lifting

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    Flames’ Future Stars in New NHL Pay Era | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 17, 2026

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    The NHL’s salary landscape just exploded with Leo Carlsson’s nine-figure, five-year deal—shaking up contract values across the league and putting Calgary Flames stars Morgan Frost, Matvei Gridin, and Zayne Parekh in prime position for massive new contracts. With the cap rising and players empowered, Frost could land a top-tier center deal if he dominates this season, while Gridin and Parekh may follow suit as high-scoring wingers and elite defensemen chase big-money, long-term deals in this new

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    Freshmen Firepower in NCAA Hockey | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 17, 2026

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    Freshmen phenoms like Ryan Lind and Daxon Rudolph are storming onto the NCAA hockey scene, joining powerhouse Denver—last year’s national champs—who’ve historically thrived on veteran grit. Now, with elite draft picks hitting campus, expect fireworks as they adapt to a proven winning system. Meanwhile, Michigan lands a high-scoring WHL star poised to dominate immediately, while Michigan State bolsters its blue line with skating dynamo Tommy Blile and cerebral defenseman Chase Reid—both top picks

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    Flames Camp Split Revealed | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 17, 2026

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    Calgary Flames split camp into Team Red (veterans locked in) and Team Black (AHL prospects fighting for spots), a familiar setup designed to mirror real-game chemistry—preseason games will be the true litmus test as AHL players battle to crack the NHL roster. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Sources:https://flamesnation.ca/news/calgary

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    Flames Training Camp Roster Locked | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 17, 2026

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    Calgary Flames lock down their 2026-27 training camp roster with 52 players split into Team Red (NHL hopefuls) and Team Black (AHL/developmental), kicking off exhibition play against Seattle — a critical window to see who steps up, featuring familiar faces, injury updates on Huberdeau, and a major blue-line commitment with Nemec’s five-year deal. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-

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    Flames Training Camp Kickoff | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 17, 2026

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    Calgary Flames training camp kicks off Thursday, September 17th with two squads battling for roster spots—Team Red at 9 AM, Team Black at 11:30 AM. With 52 players including six goalies, 16 defensemen, and 30 forwards, this is where depth meets drama. Coach Ryan Huska will address media after each day’s second session, and fans can track updates via flamesmedia.ca and @NHLFlamesPR. Pre-season begins Sunday, Sept. 20th, with a home opener against the Seattle Kraken at 6 PM—stream live on CalgaryF

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    Young Captain Ready for Flames | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 17, 2026

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    Cole Reschny, the Flames’ 18th overall pick, just became the youngest and third sophomore ever to captain North Dakota hockey — and he’s already a national contender. A two-time gold medalist with Canada at youth tournaments, he’s dominating college hockey as top rookie in his conference and could lead Team Canada at the World Juniors. Scouts rave about his complete game, and with his college season ending around the same time as the Flames’ regular season, this might be his final year before su

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    Youngest Captain in NCHC History | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 17, 2026

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    Cole Reschny, the Flames’ top prospect, just shattered records—naming him the youngest captain ever for North Dakota hockey, entering his sophomore year. Already a standout with 35 points in 36 games last season and a key role in Canada’s World Juniors bronze medal run, he’s the first underclassman captain since 1991. Coach Dane Jackson praised his maturity and team-first mindset, while Reschny also earned preseason All-Conference honors. With North Dakota ranked No. 2 and set to open at home, t

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    Flames Prospects Hit the Ice | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 17, 2026

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    Six Flames prospects ignite their pro careers this weekend, from WHL debuts to Swedish and Russian leagues — Leander, Phillips, Stockselius, Katolicky, Laylin, and Iginla all stepping up, while Matveiko and Shaikhlislamov shine overseas. It’s a pivotal season for development, with each player carving out their path toward Calgary’s main camp. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-leve

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    Wranglers Rebuild for 2027 | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 16, 2026

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    Calgary Wranglers bounce back from a rough 2025-26 season with a bold offseason overhaul—new coaching, veteran leadership, and smart AHL signings like Luke Philp to build depth and competition. The goal? Create a hungry, merit-based environment where every player fights for their spot, fueling growth across the system—and setting the stage for a strong 2026-27 campaign opener against Abbotsford on October 2nd. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.

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    Flames Prospects Map 2026-27 | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 16, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ young talent is spreading out across leagues and continents as the 2026-27 season looms — with some jumping straight to pro ranks, others dominating college hockey, and a few chasing dreams in Europe. Players like Andrew Basha and Axel Hurtig have aged out of junior, while goalies such as Kirill Zarubin ink entry-level deals, and college standouts like Jonathan Castagna and Abram Wiebe head pro. Meanwhile, key prospects including Max Curran, Tobias Trejbal, and Egor Barabanov

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    Flames Send 7 Prospects Back to Juniors | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 16, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are sending seven young prospects back to their junior teams to kick off their seasons on time, including forwards Riley Boychuk and Brett Olson, plus five recent draft picks like defensemen Mace’o Phillips and Jakob Leander — all set to debut in the WHL this weekend. With 17 players moving into main camp — four goalies, four defensemen, nine forwards — the real competition heats up as the team gears up for the regular season. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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    Flames Rebuild, Bench Strategy, and Future Moves | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 16, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are heating up ahead of the new season, with Pat Steinberg from QR Calgary joining the Barn Burner crew for a deep dive into expectations, coaching strategy, and player roles. They explore what success looks like in this rebuilding phase, how head coach Ryan Huska will manage development, and key roster moves like Jacob Middleton’s trade—all while highlighting how local passion and broader league insight are reshaping hockey fandom. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli P

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    Flames Cut Seven Prospects for Development | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 16, 2026

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    Calgary Flames trim their prospects camp roster, sending seven young players back to junior leagues for crucial development time—while seventeen stay behind to battle for spots on the big club. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Sources:https://www.nhl.com/flames/news/flames-reduce-prospects-camp-roster More coverage & latest updates:htt

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    Flames Draft Picks Near 200 Games | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 15, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are on a roll with their homegrown talent, as three key draft picks—Matt Coronato, Connor Zary, and Martin Pospisil—are all poised to hit the 200-game milestone in the upcoming season. Drafted in the 2021, 2020, and 2018 drafts respectively, these players exemplify the team’s commitment to developing stars who can thrive at the NHL level. With Coronato and Zary already close to 200 games and Pospisil overcoming injury hurdles, their progress signals a bright future for the Fla

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    Bode Laylin’s Homecoming to Minnesota | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 15, 2026

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    Bode Laylin, a Calgary Flames draft pick, is set to make his college hockey debut at the University of Minnesota — a dream come true for the St. Michael native whose family legacy runs deep through the program. With new NCAA eligibility rules reshaping player recruitment, Laylin’s commitment highlights his perfect fit for the NCAA game. He’ll spend two seasons with the Tri-City Storm before taking a gap year with the Everett Silvertips, where he hopes to sharpen his skills and potentially fill a

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    Flames Prospects Show Promise in Loss | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 15, 2026

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    Calgary Flames prospects lit up the ice in their NextGen Showcase showdown against Edmonton, falling 6-1 but showcasing raw talent and grit. Tyson Gross anchored a solid line with his playmaking and defense, while Abram Wiebe and Kent Anderson formed the team’s top defensive duo—simple, smart, and puck-moving. Aydar Suniev netted the lone Flames goal, proving his individual fire. Goalies Arsenii Sergeev and Kirill Zarubin held their own despite facing 27 shots. Energy came from Ryder Boulton, wh

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    Suniev Shines in Flames’ Tough Loss | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 15, 2026

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    Calgary Flames prospects dropped a brutal 6-1 loss to the Oilers in their Next Gen Showcase, but Aydar Suniev lit up the scoreboard with the lone goal — a spark amid the disappointment. The Oilers struck early with two first-period goals, including a tight-angle powerplay and a long-range stunner, while Maceo Phillips and Weston Cameron added some drama with a fight. Despite the lopsided score, Flames’ offense showed flashes, especially Suniev’s line with Tyson Gross and Matvei Gridin generating

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    Flames Prospects Fall 6-1 to Oilers | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 15, 2026

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    Calgary Flames prospects fell flat in a brutal 6-1 loss to Edmonton Oilers prospects at the NextGen Showcase, struggling with execution and special teams despite flashes of effort—now they turn focus to main camp and their first pre-season game against Seattle. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Sources:https://flamesnation.ca/news/flame

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    NextGen Showcase: Flames vs Oilers Prospects | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 14, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers collide in the high-stakes NextGen Showcase, a prospects game that’s the crown jewel of their training camps. Puck drops at 6 PM MT — stream it live or grab $10 tickets. Flames’ Matvei Gridin (37 NHL games) and hometown hero Tyson Gross could make the roster, while Joe Iginla makes his debut on home ice. Oilers bring grit and skill with Beau Akey, Isaac Howard, Quinn Hutson, Josh Samanski, and Connor Clattenburg. Flames’ Arsenii Sergeev starts in net, with

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    Who Scores First for the Wranglers | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 14, 2026

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    Who scores the Wranglers’ first goal each season? It’s a quirky but telling tradition—with Jeremie Poirier holding the rare honor of doing it twice, and Rory Kerins ready to make it three. Stats show the team almost always comes from behind when they score first, usually in the second period. With Kerins still on the roster and key assist artists like Zary and Pospisil around, this year’s opener could be anyone’s game—Hunt, Jones, or even an unexpected rookie stepping up to light the lamp. Liste

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    Flames' Top 5 Home Wins at Saddledome | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 14, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are honoring their legendary home arena with a nostalgic countdown of their top five most dominant regular-season home campaigns — a fitting tribute as they prepare to leave the Saddledome behind for a new chapter. Fans are reminiscing over unforgettable moments and powerhouse teams that made the rink a fortress, celebrating not just wins, but the rich history etched into its walls before they soar into the future. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://soli

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    Flames' Final Season at Saddledome | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 14, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames bid farewell to the iconic Saddledome as they kick off their final season there, spotlighting young prospects like Henry Mews and Eric Jamieson poised to surprise. With a rebuild underway, the team’s focus is on nurturing talent while chasing that elusive top-tier star. Fans mix cautious optimism with excitement for the 84-game grind, hoping to see breakout performances from players like Zary, Sharangovich, and Coronato. Meanwhile, veteran moves may be in play, and the new Sco

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    NextGen Battle of Alberta Preview | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 13, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ young stars are heating up for the NextGen Battle of Alberta, hitting the ice with sharper focus and high-octane drills as they prepare to face Edmonton’s prospects. Coaches are fine-tuning lines and pairings, with emerging combos like Gridin, Gross, and Suniev up front, while goalies Sergeev and Zarubin battle for net time. With morning skate tomorrow and the showdown live at 6 PM MT, this isn’t just a game—it’s a critical proving ground for the future of the franchise. List

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    Backlund Eyes Historic Milestone | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 13, 2026

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    Mikael Backlund is on the brink of becoming Calgary’s all-time games leader, poised to break Jarome Iginla’s record within a whirlwind March week—tying it March 13 in Boston, then shattering it March 15 at home against Nashville. His 38th birthday falls just two days later, with Dallas visiting for a milestone celebration. A steady two-way force since his 2007 draft, he’s earned Selke votes, ranks atop Flames’ all-time stats, and recently locked in through 2028 as captain—a career arc that defie

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    Flames Build Future Oilers Push Now | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 13, 2026

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    The Flames are quietly building a future stocked with young talent, making 33 draft picks since May last year while the Oilers chase today’s glory with two Stanley Cup Finals — and fewer picks, more free agents. While Calgary plants seeds for tomorrow, Edmonton bets everything on now, trading away draft capital for immediate impact. It’s a stark contrast: one team stacking prospects, the other stacking wins — and both are heading into battle with wildly different philosophies. Listen in comfort:

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    Huberdeau Out Flames Need Answers | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 13, 2026

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    Calgary Flames fans brace for a major offensive shakeup as Jonathan Huberdeau’s season debut is now in doubt after his hip surgery. With the left wing void wide open, Yegor Sharangovich, Connor Zary, Maxim Tsyplakov, and Sam Honzek are all poised to step into bigger roles — each bringing unique strengths to fill the gap and push the team toward a stronger finish. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an

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    Flames Prospects Push Speed in First Practice | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 12, 2026

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    Calgary Flames prospects hit the ice with fire — speed, intensity, and NHL-ready grit on full display as they gear up for Monday’s showdown against Edmonton. Led by veteran stars like Gridin and Gross, the squad pushed hard through drills, showcasing quick transitions and fierce competition. With three goalies, seven defensemen, and thirteen forwards — including key combos like Katolicky/Boychuk/Iginla and Hurtig/Wiebe — the team’s fast-paced identity is clear. Landon Amrhein sits out due to inj

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    Gridin Aims to Lead Flames in Scoring | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 12, 2026

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    Matthew Gridin is firing on all cylinders this season, boldly aiming to lead the Calgary Flames in scoring despite being just 20. After a breakout late last season—14 of his 20 points came in the final 20 games—he’s now locked in as a key player, not just a prospect. Embracing his leadership role, he’s mentoring younger teammates at Prospects Camp while soaking up praise from NHL stars like Artemi Panarin, who called his passing “nice sauce.” With 84 games to hit his goal and the season opener j

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    Conroy’s Rebuild Moves Graded | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 12, 2026

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    Craig Conroy’s bold rebuild moves are paying off—shipping Nazem Kadri for future assets signaled a fresh start, while landing top defenseman Simon Nemec via a high-stakes draft pick trade shows long-term vision. Even the quieter deals, like sending Blake Coleman to Minnesota, deliver solid value. With Nemec still developing and coaching staff poised to unlock his potential, Conroy’s strategy balances immediate gains with future glory—a calculated gamble that’s shaping Calgary’s next chapter. Lis

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    Scotia Place Roof Steel Goes Up | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 12, 2026

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    Scotia Place is nearly complete as the final roof steel goes up this Monday—just a block north of the Saddledome. The southwest corner shows installed entrance windows and glass on the south side, while the northeast is almost fully enclosed with green panels. Concrete work for the parking garage moves forward, and the southeast corner is weather-tight. The ESSO Community Rink entrance, with its glass and concrete pillars, is taking shape. With the main structure nearly finished, crews focus on

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    Nine New Prospects Battle for Flames Spot | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 12, 2026

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    Nine fresh faces are vying for a spot on the Calgary Flames roster at prospects camp, including undrafted forwards Landon Amrhein and Riley Boychuk, towering 18-year-old Brett Olson, NCAA champion Kent Anderson, enforcer hopeful Ryder Boulton, and goaltending prospects Semyon Konopsky and Owen Say—all hungry to prove they belong in the NHL’s toughest lineup. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an auto

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    Young Goalies Under Pressure | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 12, 2026

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    Two young NHL stars are under the brightest lights this season: Joel Hofer of the St. Louis Blues, whose $3.4M contract and role as the team’s goalie anchor could make or break his future, and Leo Carlsson of the Anaheim Ducks, the 18M-a-year “nine-zero million dollar man” facing pressure to deliver with an uncertain backup situation. Both are being watched closely as they navigate high-stakes expectations — Hofer aiming to prove he’s a top-tier netminder, Carlsson trying to justify his massive

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    Nemec’s Calgary Debut | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 12, 2026

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    Twenty-two-year-old defenseman Simon Nemec, traded from the Devils to the Flames in June, is buzzing for his first season in Calgary — already soaking in the city, bonding with Slovak teammates Martin Pospisil and Samuel Honzek, and embracing the passionate Canadian fanbase. Drafted second overall in 2022, Nemec brings high expectations and a solid track record (26 points in 68 games last year) to a team hungry for growth. He’s eager to seize more ice time, step into a bigger role, and help buil

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    Flames Prospects Camp Preview | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 12, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ prospects camp is heating up with a stacked roster of 25 young talents, including Russian goalies Arsenii Sergeev and Kirill Zarubin, and a blue-line mix of NCAA champs and breakout juniors. Forward stars like Matvei Gridin, Simon Katolicky, and even Joe Iginla are ready to impress in just one high-stakes exhibition against the Oilers. With a new CBA in play, this condensed camp could be the launchpad for breakout seasons. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: ht

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    Olympic Gold to Flames Broadcast Booth | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 12, 2026

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    Two-time Olympic gold medalist Meaghan Mikkelson is back on the Calgary Flames radio broadcasts, returning as colour commentator for QR Calgary — a welcome return for fans who loved her sharp insights last season. With a decorated hockey career spanning defense, college championships, and international play including three Olympics and eight World Championships, Mikkelson brings elite on-ice experience to the booth. She’s also transitioned seamlessly into broadcasting, working as a rinkside repo

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    Flames Prospects Camp Kicks Off | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 12, 2026

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    Calgary Flames Prospects Training Camp kicks off today with 25 young stars hitting the ice, aiming to impress and earn their spot in the future. On-ice action starts tomorrow with practice, and fans can catch the big game against the Edmonton Oilers on Monday—just $10 tickets, all proceeds benefit the Flames Foundation, plus free entry for kids two and under. The roster includes 4 goalies, 7 defensemen, and 14 forwards, with media access after practices and the game, and live streaming available

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    Goaltenders Under Fire This Season | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 11, 2026

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    This season’s biggest goalie storylines? Joel Hofer stepping into the spotlight for St. Louis, with Jordan Binnington’s shaky form and big contract looming — and Leo Carlsson in Anaheim, carrying a $90M price tag while his linemate situation hangs in the balance. Both face massive pressure, but both have the talent to deliver — and this year will be all about watching them rise or fall under the microscope. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Ad

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    Conroy’s Smart Moves Build Flames Future | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 11, 2026

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    Craig Conroy’s bold trade moves are reshaping the Flames for the future — turning pending free agents into assets, sending veteran defenseman MacKenzie Weegar to Utah for draft picks and prospects, and landing Ryan Strome to mentor young talent. Each deal, from Andersson’s A-rated haul to Weegar’s strategic exit and Strome’s low-risk impact, signals a calculated rebuild aimed at long-term contention. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise

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    NHL Goalie Masters Linear Algebra | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 11, 2026

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    Devin Cooley, Calgary Flames goalie and Bill Masterton Trophy nominee, proves dedication isn’t just on the ice—he’s mastering linear algebra while juggling an NHL career, showing that growth never stops, even for elite athletes. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest updates:https://

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    Flames Charity Golf Raises $280K | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 11, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames just smashed their annual Celebrity Charity Golf Classic, raising $280K for the Flames Foundation — and it wasn’t just about golf. Over 400 players, including alumni, media, and local celebs, battled it out across two courses, with Zayne Parekh’s team nailing the low gross at Cottonwood and Ben Jones’ crew claiming victory at Country Hills. The day wrapped up with a star-studded dinner at the Saddledome spotlighting key community programs like the Rotary Flames House and Readi

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    Coronato Leads Flames in Scoring | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 10, 2026

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    Matt Coronato, the Flames’ homegrown gem, led the team in scoring with just 45 points last season — the lowest total ever for a player to top the Flames’ leaderboard. Despite the team’s dismal offensive output (2.54 goals/game), Coronato stood out as one of their most consistent threats, even if his shooting efficiency dipped. Still only two NHL seasons in, he’s clearly developing and has massive upside. With stars like Gridin, Frost, and Backlund looming next year, can he rise even higher? List

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    Flames Ready for New Season | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 10, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are buzzing with optimism as they gear up for the 2026-27 season, with GM Craig Conroy spotlighting young stars like Simon Nemec and Zayne Parekh—both poised for bigger roles after strong showings last year. Captain Mikael Backlund is thrilled to lead the charge, just 71 games away from breaking Jarome Iginla’s all-time record, while Head Coach Ryan Huska drives home a simple message: every practice counts. With a shortened preseason and high stakes ahead—including a showdown

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    Conroy’s Smart Moves Reshape Flames | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 10, 2026

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    Craig Conroy’s bold trade moves are reshaping the Calgary Flames for the future — and he’s getting top marks for it. The Jacob Markstrom deal to New Jersey unlocked Dustin Wolf as the new goalie starter, earning an A. Andrew Mangiapane’s exit to Washington netted a second-round pick and fit Conroy’s pattern of extracting value before free agency, also an A. The blockbuster trade for Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost brought youth and scoring, with Frost leading in goals and Farabee becoming a two-wa

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    Huberdeau Out for Season Opener | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 10, 2026

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    Jonathan Huberdeau, Calgary’s highest-paid player, is sidelined to start the season after hip resurfacing surgery — but don’t panic, this isn’t a surprise. GM Craig Conroy confirmed Huberdeau will begin camp skating solo, with no firm return date, as the Flames prioritize his long-term health over immediate game action. With the team in rebuilding mode and Huberdeau having played through pain for months, patience is key. The focus? Getting him back stronger for the team’s future. Listen in comfo

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    Flames Broadcast Maze 2026 | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 10, 2026

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    Get ready for the Flames’ 2026 season with a complex but comprehensive broadcast lineup: 21 national games on Sportsnet or Sportsnet+, including all Canucks matchups; 8 exclusive Monday Night Hockey games streaming only on Sportsnet+ (with potential extra cost if you’re not already subscribed); 51 regional games still available via traditional TV or Sportsnet+; plus 4 Wednesday Night Hockey games streamed on Amazon Prime. To catch every game, fans may need to juggle up to three services—Sportsne

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    Slovak Trio Builds Calgary Chemistry | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 9, 2026

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    Simon Nemec, Calgary’s new defenseman, is hitting the ground running thanks to his Slovak teammates Martin Pospisil and Sam Honzek—already in town to welcome him. With a five-year extension inked and a supportive crew by his side, Nemec’s transition is seamless. Pospisil, the seasoned guide at 26, knows the city inside out and is ready to help Nemec acclimate both off and on the ice. Their national team chemistry translates directly to the rink, where Nemec is poised to anchor defense while Posp

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    Flames Bet Big on Nemec | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 9, 2026

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    Calgary Flames pull off a bold move, trading for 22-year-old offensive defenseman Simon Nemec in a deal that sends Etienne Morin, a 2026 second-rounder, and two future first-round picks. With NHL experience, Olympic appearances, and elite scoring from the blue line, Nemec joins a defense corps already stocked with Zayne Parekh — setting up a high-octane defensive duo. The Flames are betting big on his untapped potential, signing him to a hefty contract and giving him every chance to thrive. If N

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    Niklas Hagman's Journeyman NHL Career | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 9, 2026

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    Niklas Hagman’s NHL journey was a wild ride—from Finland to Florida, Dallas, Toronto, and finally Calgary—where he made his biggest impact as part of a blockbuster trade in 2010. A gritty scorer with a career-high 27 goals in Dallas, he brought energy to the Flames in 2010-11, finishing with 11 goals and 27 points. After bouncing around North America, he wrapped up his career overseas, leaving behind a legacy as a reliable journeyman who thrived across continents. Listen in comfort:Get a discoun

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    Conroy's Mixed Trade Grades | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 9, 2026

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    Craig Conroy’s next three trades reveal a GM juggling bold moves and mixed results: the Tanev deal netted a solid pick and prospect (who became Brennan Othmann) but fell short of fan expectations—earning a C. The Hanifin rental to Vegas brought high-value draft picks that turned into promising prospects, landing a B grade. But the Okhotiuk trade? A fifth-round pick for a defenseman who vanished after nine games—felt like a wasted asset, earning a D. Conroy’s balancing act between now and tomorro

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    Dustin Wolf’s MVP Moment Overlooked | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 9, 2026

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    The Athletic’s NHL player tiers left Calgary Flames fans stunned—only goalie Dustin Wolf made the cut, landing in a “Support” tier despite carrying the league’s worst scoring team. A two-time AHL Goalie of the Year and former MVP, Wolf’s sophomore slump and lack of offensive support have hurt his reputation, even as execs question if he’ll ever return to rookie form. With the Flames deep in rebuild mode and banking on young talent like Matt Coronato and Zayne Parekh, Wolf’s low ranking feels esp

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    Flames Boost Staff Ahead of Camp | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 8, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are revving up for the season with four key hires just before training camp: a silver-medal Olympic speed skater turned massage therapist, a championship-winning video coordinator, a full-time emergency backup goalie, and a seasoned player development consultant—all set to elevate performance, recovery, and readiness as prospects and main camp gear up. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai Th

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    Morgan Frost's Future with the Flames | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 8, 2026

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    Morgan Frost’s future with the Calgary Flames hangs in the balance as he enters his final contract year—flashing scoring potential but lacking a consistent identity, his role uncertain amid a crowded center depth chart and limited ice time for evaluation. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View source

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    Conroy's Early Trade Impact | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 8, 2026

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    Craig Conroy’s first year as Calgary Flames GM has been a whirlwind of 21 trades, reshaping a roster in desperate need of change. His early moves? Mixed results: a solid C-plus with Tyler Toffoli for Sharangovich and a pick, a disappointing C for sending Nikita Zadorov to Vancouver for low-value picks, then a major A-grade win with the Elias Lindholm trade—netting future assets and avoiding a bad long-term deal. Conroy’s bold moves are paying off, but the real story’s still unfolding. Listen in

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    Shorter Pre-Season, Bigger Chances for Flames Rookies | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 8, 2026

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    The NHL just slashed preseason games to four — and veterans over 100 games can only play two — forcing teams like the Calgary Flames to give rookies the spotlight. Young stars like Gridin, Brzustewicz, and Parekh now get high-leverage ice time, special teams roles, and coaching experiments in a condensed window. Fewer games mean less room for error or recovery, but for a rebuilding team hungry to fast-track prospects, this shake-up could be exactly what they need to turn raw talent into NHL-read

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    Gridin’s NHL Breakout Season | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 7, 2026

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    Matvei Gridin, a teenage phenom who started last season with the Calgary Flames, turned heads by exploding in both the AHL and NHL. After a rocky start that included a stint in the minors, he returned to the big league and dominated the second half of the season with 19 points in 33 games—matching the team’s top scorer’s pace. What sets him apart? It’s not just raw talent—it’s his hockey IQ, mastering smart plays and finding open ice to create chances. Now, with a full NHL season ahead, the Flam

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    Flames Lineups Defense and Contracts | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 7, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are poised to keep their top forward trio intact as they head into the season, with Matvei Gridin, Morgan Frost, and Matt Coronato expected to carry the offensive load. Coach Ryan Huska plans to stabilize lines but won’t hesitate to make changes if needed—especially for younger players finding their rhythm. Offensively, they’re projected to stay roughly even with last year’s output, but a tighter defense could shift their playoff chances. Tryout contracts like Nylander’s are l

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    Zayne Parekh’s Late-Rising Rookie Season | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 6, 2026

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    Zayne Parekh’s rookie season was a rollercoaster of setbacks and surges, starting slow with just one assist in his first 11 games, then derailed by injury—but he bounced back with a fiery conditioning stint, scoring five points in four games. After rejoining the Flames late January, he exploded in February, posting eight points in 26 games—every single one after the trade deadline. His final stretch hinted at elite potential, projecting from 20 to 34 points over a full season. Though rough early

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    Huberdeau’s Hip Surgery Road Ahead | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 6, 2026

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    Jonathan Huberdeau’s NHL comeback is on hold after hip surgery in March, sidelining him from training camp with the Calgary Flames. Once a top scorer with Florida, his production dipped significantly since joining Calgary — his best Flames season yielded 28 goals and 62 points. Confusion arose when GM Craig Conroy clarified that “setback” comments referred to a delayed return, not a new injury. With a 7-9 month recovery timeline, Huberdeau is skating with teammates but has no return date set. Hi

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    Canucks, Devils, Blues Move Big | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 6, 2026

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    Vancouver Canucks just dropped a nine-million-dollar-per-year bomb on defenseman Zeev Buium, betting big on his offensive upside to replace Quinn Hughes—despite only 80 career games. Meanwhile, the Devils pulled off a wild trade for Luke Evangelista, sending two future first-round picks (with a dizzying chain of ownership) to land a 56-point scorer poised to dominate their top six. And in St. Louis, Robert Thomas officially takes the captain’s reins after eight seasons and a Cup win—his leadersh

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    Sharangovich's Scoring Struggle | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 5, 2026

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    Yegor Sharangovich looked like a breakout star after the Flames traded for him in 2023, posting career highs and earning a big contract. But since then, his production has plummeted—scoring dips tied to injuries and confidence crashes. When he’s hot, he’s fearless and lethal; when he’s cold, he retreats from high-danger zones, creating a vicious cycle. Can he rediscover that offensive swagger and break free from the slump? Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/

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    NHL Introduces Emergency Backup Goalies | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 5, 2026

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    NHL’s new emergency backup goalie rule kicks in next season, mandating every team has a dedicated EBUG—no pro experience beyond recent seasons and no other NHL contracts. The Calgary Flames are keeping it in the family with Dusty Nickel, 35, already their trusted go-to for years across both NHL and AHL levels. He’ll don the new official number zero zero while juggling his construction biz and coaching young goalies—making sure hockey’s net stays covered, no matter what. Listen in comfort:Get a d

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    Huberdeau’s Recovery Timeline Explained | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 5, 2026

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    Jonathan Huberdeau’s recovery from hip resurfacing surgery is still on track, with GM Craig Conroy clarifying that a recent “setback” meant he won’t be ready for training camp start—not a new issue. Expecting 7-9 months for full recovery, the team remains confident it’s “just a matter of when, not if” he returns, as they prioritize his long-term health after last season’s limited performance due to the hip injury. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/

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    Farabee’s Flames Transformation | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 5, 2026

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    Joel Farabee’s journey from Flyers disappointment to Flames breakout star is complete — after a rough six seasons in Philly, he’s now the team’s quiet scoring engine, turning heads with 20 goals last year while playing on one of hockey’s worst offenses. Once seen as a liability with a $5M cap hit, Farabee’s simple, structured game has earned him “Mini Blake” comparisons and a critical role as Coleman’s replacement. With his confidence soaring and the Flames counting on him to keep building, Fara

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    Flames Get Big Amazon Hockey Deal | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 5, 2026

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    Amazon Prime is taking over Wednesday Night Hockey starting in 2026 with a 12-year deal in Canada — and the Calgary Flames are front and center, getting four high-profile games including two epic Battle of Alberta showdowns against Edmonton. This marks a major shift as streaming platforms reshape how we watch hockey, giving Flames fans more national exposure while still relying on Sportsnet for most games. Mark your calendars: Oct 28 vs Oilers, Nov 11 vs Rangers, Feb 24 vs Utah, and March 3 vs O

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    Bode Laylin Commits to Minnesota | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 4, 2026

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    Bode Laylin, the Calgary Flames’ sixth-round draft pick, has committed to play college hockey for the University of Minnesota starting in 2027-28, marking a major shift from his previous pledge to St. Thomas. The standout defenseman, who tallied 11 goals and 38 points in 55 USHL games with Tri-City Storm, will still suit up for Everett Silvertips this season before heading north. His move mirrors his father Cory Laylin’s return to Minnesota as an assistant coach — a role Cory previously held at

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    Flames' Top Prospects Breakdown | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 4, 2026

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    Calgary Flames’ prospect pool is deep but lacks true top-tier talent, according to Scott Wheeler—yet two standouts could reshape the future: Zayne Parekh, the ninth-overall pick with Bobby Orr-level potential, and Carson Carels, the sixth-rounder poised to anchor the blue line. Also rising are “Star” prospects Simon Nemec, a trade-acquired defenseman ready for NHL minutes, and Matvei Gridin, a late-first-round winger primed for top-line duty. The rest? A solid support core including Cole Reschny

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    Flames Return to Familiar Voices | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 4, 2026

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    Calgary Flames are hitting the airwaves with a nostalgic twist—switching to QR Calgary 770 AM and bringing back beloved voices like Derek Wills, who’s been calling play-by-play for years, and Pat Steinberg, back for pre- and post-game shows. Station VP Tammy Cole says they’re crafting a trusted, fan-first lineup designed to be your go-to hub for all things Flames, even beyond game day. For longtime fans, it’s homecoming radio. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.

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    Who Will Be Calgary Flames' Fourth-Line Center | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 4, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are in a tight race to fill their fourth-line center spot for the 2026-27 season, with veteran Mikael Backlund anchoring the shutdown line and forwards Morgan Frost and Ryan Strome focused on offense. Potential candidates include Martin Pospisil, Connor Zary, and Yegor Sharangovich — all with varying fits for a checking role. Young prospects Tyson Gross and Sam Morton, though less experienced, could surprise with their natural center skills and deserve extended looks as the te

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    Flames Behind the Scenes Moves | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 4, 2026

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    Behind the scenes at the Calgary Flames, skating guru Danielle Fujita is quietly revolutionizing player mechanics, while fifth-round draft pick Ethan Wyttenbach dazzles in college and eyes a return to Calgary. Big defenseman Maceo Phillips, fueled by his mom’s cooking and relentless work ethic, is thriving with Medicine Hat. Meanwhile, Calgary weighs a bold stadium move—possibly repurposing GMC Stadium—as fans turn to YouTube deep-dives for Flames rebuild intel. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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    Why Canadian Players Are Leaving Home | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 4, 2026

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    MacKenzie Weegar, now with the Utah Mammoth, reflects on the growing trend of NHL players leaving Canadian teams, acknowledging the allure of American markets but urging players to remember the irreplaceable passion and culture of hockey in Canada. Despite his own trade from Calgary — part of a rebuild, not a personal choice — he mourns the loss of talent from cities with deep hockey roots, especially as no Canadian team has won the Stanley Cup in over three decades. With stars like Tkachuk and

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    Flames Get New Radio Home | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 4, 2026

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    Get ready, Flames fans — starting September 14th, QR Calgary 770 AM is taking over as the official radio home for all things Flames, with a brand-new five-year deal packed with live games, deep-dive content, and fresh programming. Veteran play-by-play voice Derek Wills joins forces with longtime Calgary sports host Pat Steinberg, who’ll anchor pre- and post-game shows plus launch a new daily program called “Flames Now” — your go-to hub for breaking NHL news, team updates, and exclusive access to

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    Wills and Steinberg Return to Flames Radio | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 3, 2026

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    Calgary Flames fans rejoice—Derek Wills is back on Sportsnet 960 The Fan for pre-season broadcasts, hitting his 1,000th consecutive NHL game this season, while Pat Steinberg returns to host “Flames Now” weekdays from 4–6 PM, bringing familiar voices and stability after recent cuts. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feed

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    NCAA Changes Shake Junior Hockey | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 3, 2026

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    The NCAA’s new rule changes are彻底 shaking up junior hockey, forcing teams like the Calgary Hitmen to rethink their rosters and strategies. No longer bound by the old “junior or college” binary, teams now scramble to adapt—youthful squads, international talent, and cross-border recruitment are the new norm. With younger players dominating the ice and a more flexible roster approach, the Hitmen remain competitive despite constant turnover, proving that innovation and adaptability are key in this r

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    Calgary Flames Roster Breakdown | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 3, 2026

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    Calgary Flames training camp looms with a nearly set roster, Dustin Wolf as the undisputed No. 1 goalie and Devin Cooley ready to back him up. Defense pairs like Middleton-Parekh and Bahl-Nemec are built for offensive starts, while Kuznetsov-Whitecloud take on tougher assignments. Up front, Gridin-Frost-Coronato form a top line with strong chemistry, backed by Honzek-Backlund-Farabee as the shutdown unit. Huberdeau-Strome-Sharangovich bring speed and big contracts. The fourth line remains unsett

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    Backlund's Legacy at 35 | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 3, 2026

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    Mikael Backlund’s legendary career with the Calgary Flames is nearing a historic milestone—just one game away from breaking Jarome Iginla’s all-time games played record. At 35, he’s still a two-way force, earning Selke Trophy votes in nine of the last ten seasons and serving as captain and mentor to a young roster. Drafted as an offensive threat, he evolved into a complete 200-foot player after the 2012-13 lockout, becoming the team’s bedrock during their rebuild. While his hockey IQ and stickha

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    Huberdeau's Struggles with Flames | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 2, 2026

    Calgary Flames News

    Jonathan Huberdeau’s future with the Calgary Flames hangs in the balance as he navigates a contract worth $10.5M through 2034 — but his production since arriving from Florida hasn’t matched his former self, despite flashes of brilliance and a smarter, more two-way game. Last season was especially rough, derailed by a nagging hip injury that left fans wondering if he can reclaim his old magic or adapt to a new role on this team. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow

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    Flames at Bottom of NHL Rankings | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 2, 2026

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    Calgary Flames sink to last in NHL power rankings as rebuilding continues — veteran talent traded away, young players struggling, and playoff dreams fading. With only captain Mikael Backlund remaining from their last postseason run, GM Craig Conroy focuses on defense and draft prospects, hoping to avoid another losing season. Unless Jonathan Huberdeau revives his scoring touch, fans may be better off rooting for the draft lottery than a quick playoff exit. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a S

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    Canadian Teams Left Out of NHL TV | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 2, 2026

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    NHL’s U.S. broadcast shakeup leaves Calgary Flames, Vancouver Canucks, and Ottawa Senators off national TV this season — despite playoff runs and star power — while Montreal, Toronto, and Edmonton get prime slots, with McDavid front and center. It’s especially jarring as the Flames bid farewell to the Saddledome, a historic venue with deep NHL roots, leaving U.S. fans in the dark for key Canadian matchups. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Adv

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    Wranglers Roster Shake-Up Ahead of Season | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 2, 2026

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    The Calgary Wranglers are turning the page with a fresh, reloaded roster poised for a breakout season. After a whirlwind offseason, they’ve rebuilt from the ground up — no returning defensemen, but loaded with veteran savvy and young talent. Andreas Englund brings NHL experience, while prospects like Axel Hurtig and Abram Wiebe debut in pro hockey. Up front, a deep forward group including Rory Kerins, Ben Jones, and rising stars Aydar Suniev and William Stromgren battle for AHL spots. Goaltendin

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    Sam Honzek’s Injury Struggle and Hope | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 2, 2026

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    Sam Honzek’s NHL dreams are on the brink of reality — but not without a brutal battle against injury. The Slovakian prospect, loaded with size, skill, and smarts, has been sidelined by a string of freak accidents — skate cuts, abdominal woes, even a facial collision — since joining the WHL. Last season saw him briefly shine with Calgary’s big club before a teammate’s hit cut his campaign short. Now, the Flames are pinning hopes on a clean, healthy 2026-27 season — mirroring Mikael Backlund’s ear

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    Flames Six Prospects Shine | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 1, 2026

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    Calgary Flames dominate the top 75 NHL prospects list with six young stars, led by Carson Carels at No. 5 and Zayne Parekh at No. 6—both poised for big roles after strong rookie seasons. Cole Reschny and Matvei Gridin round out the Flames’ contingent, showing depth and promise in the pipeline. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report is

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    Järnkrok Returns to Sweden | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 1, 2026

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    Calle Järnkrok is calling it a career in the NHL, signing a three-year deal with Brynäs IF in Sweden — wrapping up his 13-year run that included 143 goals and 316 points, most notably with Nashville and a Stanley Cup Finals appearance. His brief Flames stint yielded just 4 regular-season points, but his legacy includes a SHL title and a standout 20-goal season with Toronto. Meanwhile, the Dallas Stars are set to stream games on Amazon Prime, joining the Kraken in a growing trend as streaming pla

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    Wolf’s Future Depends on Flames’ Defense | Calgary Flames News

    Published Sep 1, 2026

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    Dustin Wolf’s rookie season was electric—he nearly won the Calder, earned All-Rookie honors, and even sniffed at Vezina and Hart votes. But his sophomore year flipped the script: as the Flames’ offense stalled and defense crumbled, Wolf’s save percentage nosedived from .926 to .903, turning him from elite to average. Can he rebound in 2026-27? It hinges on whether Calgary’s defense—new faces included—can finally gel. With the team still evolving, Wolf’s stats may improve, but don’t expect a full

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    Final Season at the Saddledome | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 31, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are selling single-game tickets for their final season at the iconic Scotiabank Saddledome — a historic home since 1983. This farewell year is packed with special events, theme nights, and unforgettable matchups, including battles against the Oilers, visits from the Hurricanes, and more. Don’t miss your chance to make memories in this legendary arena before it’s gone — grab tickets now before they’re all sold out. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solip

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    Oilers, Flames, and Rising Stars | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 31, 2026

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    Carson Carels is poised to dominate college hockey, eyeing a pro contract and an NHL debut by 2027—while Mike Babcock’s high-stakes mission in Edmonton demands a Stanley Cup this June or his legacy crumbles. Zayne Parekh’s breakout sophomore season could see him hit 30-35 points, and the Flames are wisely holding onto Devin Cooley to groom Arsenii Sergeev, with Scotia Place’s roof nearly done—setting the stage for a deep prospect-laden roster ready to rise. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a

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    Flames Prospect Pool Shines | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 31, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ prospect pool is exploding with talent, earning top-tier rankings after a fiercely debated voting process that highlighted depth, diversity, and future potential across nationalities and positions. Carson Carels claims the No. 1 spot, with Cole Reschny and Ethan Wyttenbach rounding out the top three, while players like Samuel Honzek and Cullen Potter sparked debate over their placements. The list features eight Canadians, four Russians, four Americans, plus prospects from Cze

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    Flames Rebuild with Veteran Tweaks | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 31, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are poised for a youth-driven 2026-27 season, with rising stars Matvei Gridin and Zayne Parekh taking center stage alongside new addition Šimon Nemec. But rebuilding wisely means balancing fresh talent with veteran guidance—think San Jose Sharks’ model—to avoid the pitfalls of early 2010s Edmonton Oilers. Strategic short-term signings on professional tryouts could offer leadership, immediate impact, and potential trade value before the 2027 deadline. Names like Tarasenko, Tolv

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    Frank Musil's NHL Journey | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 31, 2026

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    Frank Musil’s NHL journey was anything but straight—drafted by the North Stars in ’83, he waited years for political winds to shift before finally suiting up in North America. After solid years with Minnesota, he traded his skates to Calgary in ’90, where he became a dependable defenseman and even posted some of his best offensive stats. His career took him to Ottawa, Edmonton, and back to Europe, where he racked up penalty minutes and kept playing. Today, he’s a scout for the Buffalo Sabres—and

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    Connor Zary's Role Search | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 30, 2026

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    Connor Zary’s NHL journey has been a rollercoaster—drafted by Calgary in 2020, he’s now a regular but still searching for his true role. After early success with the “Kadri and the Kids” line, injuries and constant lineup shuffling derailed his momentum. With two major knee setbacks and inconsistent ice time—including fourth-line duty—he’s never quite found his footing. His versatility is a strength, but without a defined identity, his impact remains unpredictable. The 2026-27 season could be th

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    Flames Land Top Defense Prospect | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 30, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames snagged a dream pick at sixth overall in the 2026 NHL Draft—Carson Carels, a physical, point-scoring defenseman poised to become their future captain. With a stacked draft class full of defensemen and a desperate need for a top-tier left-shot blueliner, the Flames landed a generational talent who led the WHL with 73 points and was Team Canada’s youngest player at the 2026 World Juniors. Expected to play college hockey this year, Carels could join Calgary late-season or next ye

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    Cole Reschny's NHL Rise | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 29, 2026

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    Cole Reschny is rising fast—ranked 2 on Calgary’s prospect list, a World Juniors captaincy favorite, and a Hobey Baker contender. He’s already proving his elite playmaking at every level, from WHL rookie stardom to NCAA Rookie of the Year honors, and is locked in for a sophomore run chasing that NCAA title. With NHL-ready skill and leadership, the Flames are watching closely—and keeping roster spots open for when he finally steps onto the Saddledome ice. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Sol

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    Flames Rebuild Through Draft | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 29, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are embracing a rebuild, trading away veterans and leaning on the draft to turn things around. After a brutal 2025-26 season marked by road woes, offensive barrenness, and a shaky defense, fans brace for more tough years — but hope lies in high draft picks and young talent like Carson Carels and Simon Nemec. With top scorers gone and depth thin, the lineup’s top six forwards look weak, while the bottom six and netminders Dustin Wolf and Devin Cooley offer glimmers of future pr

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    Hanley and Pachal’s Uncertain Future | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 29, 2026

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    Calgary Flames’ veteran defensemen Joel Hanley and Brayden Pachal are facing an uncertain future as the team pushes younger talent into the lineup, but their experience and penalty-killing prowess could make them valuable trade chips—or healthy scratches—depending on roster needs. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedb

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    Josh Leivo's KHL Rise | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 28, 2026

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    Josh Leivo’s NHL dream didn’t pan out as hoped, but his journey took a wild turn for the better—scoring 49 goals in the KHL to set a league record, and now signed with Avangard Omsk at 33. From Toronto’s draft pick to Calgary’s depth chart, then Vancouver’s top scorer, and finally a continental legend, Leivo proves that hockey careers can defy expectations—and that greatness often blooms where you least expect it. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/

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    Ethan Wyttenbach Rising Fast | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 28, 2026

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    Ethan Wyttenbach, a fifth-round draft pick in 2025, is rewriting the script with his explosive play—scoring 24 goals and 51 points in 44 USHL games, then dominating NCAA hockey with 25 goals and 59 points as a freshman at Quinnipiac. Standing just 5’10”, he’s defying size stereotypes with elite speed, smarts, and clutch performances. Ranked as high as second among Flames prospects at just 19, he’s poised to return to Quinnipiac for another powerhouse season—and could sign his first pro contract

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    Alex Nylander Eyes NHL Return | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 28, 2026

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    Alex Nylander’s NHL chances are heating up after a breakout AHL season with the Toronto Marlies, where he tallied 53 points in 65 games and helped win the Calder Cup. Despite underwhelming NHL stints with Toronto and Pittsburgh — including just one goal and one assist across 14 games — his AHL stats (56 goals, 112 points in 142 games) prove he’s got serious upside. Now on a PTO with the Calgary Flames, he’s got a golden chance to prove he belongs — and fans are watching closely. Listen in comfor

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    Nemec and Parekh Power Play Potential | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 28, 2026

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    Calgary’s young defensemen Simon Nemec and Zayne Parekh are primed for power play glory — with Nemec craving top unit reps and Parekh already proving his worth, the Flames may even unleash a “super unit” to unlock offensive chaos as they chase NHL development gold. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. V

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    Calgary Hitmen’s Big Roster Shake-Up | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 27, 2026

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    The Calgary Hitmen are poised for a thrilling new season after a solid playoff run last year, despite major roster and coaching changes. With key players departing for college or pro leagues—including their captain and top scorers—the spotlight shifts to emerging talent: traded prospects, NHL draft picks, and international signings. The team’s roster flexibility, especially with over-age spots, could lead to late-season moves that reshape their campaign. With a Flames prospect in the mix and a f

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    Cullen Potter’s Fast-Track Rise | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 27, 2026

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    Cullen Potter, the Flames’ 32nd overall pick in 2025, is rewriting the script for undersized NHL talent—speed, skill, and relentless hunger define his rise. Standing just 5’10” and 172 lbs, he’s outpaced expectations with elite agility, fueled by Olympian mom and a career built on chasing bigger stages—from U.S. National Development Program to NCAA glory at Arizona State (where he snagged bronze at U18 Worlds) and now back to Michigan State for a championship-caliber sophomore run. Fully recover

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    Next Gen Flames Showcase Charity Game | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 27, 2026

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    Get ready for the Calgary Flames’ Next Gen Showcase on Monday, September 14th at the Saddledome—where rising stars like Gridin and Sergeev take on the Oilers in a thrilling, charity-packed showdown. Tickets are just $10 (taxes included), with all proceeds going to the Flames Foundation and Sports Bank. Bring your old gear to donate, snag autographs from alumni, play games, meet Harvey the Hound, and enter the 50/50 draw. Doors open at 5 PM—don’t miss this community-driven night of hockey, fun, a

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    Petersen, Hayes, and EBUGs | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 27, 2026

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    Cal Petersen’s NHL shot heats up as he heads to Washington on a professional tryout, hoping to reignite his career with the Capitals—where right-handed goalies are in demand. Meanwhile, the league mandates emergency backup goalies wear 00, reviving a quirky tradition once worn by legends like Biron and Davidson. And veteran Kevin Hayes, after 12 NHL seasons, swaps North America for the KHL, joining Ak Bars Kazan in a new chapter. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipill

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    Flames Prospect Pipeline on Fire | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 27, 2026

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    Calgary Flames are quietly building a powerhouse prospect pipeline, ranked third-best in the league, proving that even after a rough season, they’re laying the foundation for a bright future. With high-draft picks like Carson Carlisle and depth across all positions — especially on defense and in net with Dustin Wolf — they’re not just stockpiling talent but strategically developing it. The only missing piece? A true superstar center. But with young stars already on the roster and more poised to

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    Honzek’s NHL Breakout Potential | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 26, 2026

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    Sam Honzek, the towering Slovakian winger drafted 16th by Calgary in 2023, is emerging as a key piece for the Flames’ middle six—bringing rare size, speed, and play-driving ability. Despite injury setbacks that’ve limited his NHL debut and WHL career, he flashed elite two-way potential last season, scoring his first goal and dominating possession metrics during his brief October-November run. With Blake Coleman gone and Mikael Backlund returning to center ice, Honzek’s path to a bigger role is c

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    Nylander Eyes Fresh Start with Flames | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 26, 2026

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    Alex Nylander, Calgary’s hometown hero and former 8th overall pick, is heading to Flames training camp on a PTO after a stellar Calder Cup run with Toronto Marlies. With 24 goals and 53 points in 65 games last season, he’s got the scoring touch — and a fresh start could be his ticket back to NHL stardom. After bouncing around teams like Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Columbus without consistent ice time, Nylander’s AHL dominance and that clutch OT winner make him a dark horse for preseason roster spot

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    Who’s Next for Calgary Flames | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 25, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ youth movement is exploding under GM Craig Conroy and coach Ryan Huska, with 8-10 prospects—like Zary, Pospisil, Wolf, and more—making the jump to NHL mainstays in just three seasons. Now, the spotlight turns to forward depth, especially at center, where Sam Morton and Tyson Gross are poised to seize their moment. Both showed promise in limited NHL action, and with a crowded defense and a revolving fourth-line, training camp could be their breakout chance. If they miss this w

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    Hextall’s NHL Draft & College Path | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 25, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames snagged a gem at 30th overall with Jack Hextall, an 18-year-old forward who lit up the USHL with 20 goals and 58 points in 59 games—and even brought home gold medals. Scouts rave about his hockey IQ, stickhandling, and playmaking chops, calling him a future middle-six asset who can slide between center and wing. While not the flashiest skater, Hextall’s creativity makes up for it. He’s headed to Michigan State, where he’ll battle with other top draft picks for ice time—but he’

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    Nemec’s Revenge: Proving His Worth in Calgary | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 25, 2026

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    Simon Nemec, a former second overall draft pick with a chip on his shoulder, is heading to Calgary after years of frustration in New Jersey. Traded away from the Devils for draft picks and prospects, he’s now signed a five-year, $7.25M deal with the Flames — a massive bet on his potential. In New Jersey, he was stifled by depth and never got the offensive role he deserved, despite flashes of brilliance. Now, with Calgary ready to give him ice time, power play minutes, and leadership opportunitie

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    Huberdeau’s Hip Surgery and Hockey Future | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 24, 2026

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    Jonathan Huberdeau’s career hangs in the balance after major hip resurfacing surgery — a high-stakes move that could either revive his game or sideline him further. Signed to an eight-year mega-deal, his offensive output has slipped as hip pain worsened over the past year. The procedure, similar to those undergone by elite athletes like Backstrom and Murray, reshapes the joint with titanium, aiming to restore mobility crucial for his vision-driven play. With recovery taking time and physical reh

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    Henry Mews Rising After Injury | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 24, 2026

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    Henry Mews, Michigan’s top defenseman and high draft pick, is heating up the hockey world with his offensive flair and leadership on the blue line—until a knee injury derailed his freshman season. Now, poised for a breakout sophomore year alongside fellow prospect Landon DuPont, Mews is expected to crush 30+ points while commanding key minutes. With the Calgary Flames watching closely, his path to the pros is wide open—but he’s got time to decide whether to jump or return for junior year. Talent

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    Flames vs Stars Overtime Thriller | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 23, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ 2022 playoff run was electric — a seven-game thriller against Dallas, capped by Johnny Gaudreau’s overtime winner at the Saddledome. Jake Oettinger’s heroic goaltending and a gritty, back-and-forth series made it unforgettable. But the celebration was short-lived: they fell to Edmonton in five games, with McDavid’s OT goal possibly marking the last playoff goal ever scored at the Saddledome. The win sparked joy, but the loss set off a chain of changes — players gone, coaches

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    Flames Off-Season: Status Quo? | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 23, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ off-season has been quiet, landing at 12 in NHL rankings with little roster upgrade — leaving fans wondering if they’re rebuilding or just coasting. After a lackluster season, the team’s current setup signals no immediate playoff push, forcing veteran players into tough roles as the league shifts around them. With no major moves on the horizon, their offseason is already sparking debate among hockey watchers. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillo

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    Aydar Suniev’s Rising Prospect Path | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 23, 2026

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    Aydar Suniev, Calgary’s third-round 2023 draft pick, is making waves as a rising prospect—jumping from 9 to 8 in FlamesNation’s rankings. After a slow start in his first pro season with the Wranglers, he exploded in the second half, finishing with 24 points (16G, 8A) in 57 games and earning his first NHL assist in a brief call-up. Known for his lethal shot when given space, Suniev showed significant growth and is poised to split time between the AHL and NHL next season—solidifying his status as

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    Flames Draft Top Goalie in Years | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 22, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames made history by selecting Czech goalie Tobias Trejbal first overall in the draft — their first top goalie pick since 2014. Trejbal, a standout in the USHL with 30 wins and elite stats, brings rare potential and a unique right-handed catch to the roster. After trading up to secure him, the Flames are betting big on his future, especially as he heads to UMass for college hockey under a goalie development guru. With NHL talent already in place, Trejbal could emerge as a top rooki

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    Flames Offseason Adventures Unleashed | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 21, 2026

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    While the Calgary Flames take a break from the rink, their players are living it up—new pups, tropical getaways, and even a wedding. Devin Cooley’s pup Tito is already stealing hearts, Mikael Backlund’s family time in Sweden is pure summer bliss, and rookie Samuel Honzek’s new furry friend is trending on socials. Defenceman Simon Nemec’s dog-assisted training adds a quirky twist. Yegor Sharangovich traded ice for Seychelles sunsets, while Sam Morton celebrated his NHL debut with a big life miles

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    Theo Stockselius Rising Through Adversity | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 21, 2026

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    Theo Stockselius is turning heads despite battling cancer as a teen and a serious skate injury last season—now ranked 10th in Flames prospects, he’s crushing it in Sweden, earning MVP honors and SHL games, and is set to dominate at the World Juniors while developing further with Djurgardens before his NHL debut. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public

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    Flames Rally to Beat Canucks in Game 6 | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 20, 2026

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    In a nail-biting Game 6 at the Saddledome, the Calgary Flames clawed back from a 3-0 deficit to stun the Vancouver Canucks 7-4, clinching their first playoff series win in over a decade and igniting a historic run that redefined their franchise’s postseason legacy. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. V

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    Andrew Basha’s Playoff Surge | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 20, 2026

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    Andrew Basha’s comeback story is pure grit: after a frustrating pro stint and injury, he flipped a switch back in junior, exploding for 50 points in 32 games and 21 playoff points in 15 games, leading Medicine Hat to the finals. Now returning to the Wranglers for a full pro season, he’s poised to build on that momentum, surrounded by familiar faces and high expectations as he eyes an NHL future. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on D

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    Brian McGrattan's Salute & Penalty | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 19, 2026

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    Brian McGrattan’s emotional return to the Saddledome in 2013 sent fans wild — and referees furious. After a hard-fought fight, he saluted the roaring crowd, only to be handed a 10-minute misconduct for “showboating” amid rising tension. No further punishment followed, his coach praised the gesture, and the Flames won. It was a gritty, unforgettable moment that sealed his legacy as a fan favorite who turned toughness into theater. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipill

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    Flames Rebuild in NHL 27 Ratings | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 19, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are in rebuild mode, and NHL 27’s ratings reflect it—only three forwards crack the top 299, led by Matt Coronato at 206 with an 85. Morgan Frost and Mikael Backlund follow with matching 85s and 84s. Gone are former stars like Nazem Kadri and Jonathan Huberdeau, whose absence is felt in the rankings. Defensemen Weegar and Andersson are no longer on the roster, leaving Kevin Bahl as the highest-rated blueliner. Goalie Dustin Wolf, despite a rough season, is expected to lead the

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    Flames' Future Hinges on 3 Key Players | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 18, 2026

    Calgary Flames News

    The Calgary Flames eye a pivotal 2026-27 season as they seek identity around key players: Jonathan Huberdeau, battling injury and age to reclaim his scoring form; Connor Zary, primed for a breakout after being stuck in a checking role; and Zayne Parekh, the high-draft pick needing to mature into a reliable defenseman. Training camp is where their futures—and the team’s—will be shaped. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertis

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    Flames Comeback Against Sharks | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 18, 2026

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    Down three goals to one in the first period, the Calgary Flames looked doomed against the San Jose Sharks—but resilience turned the tide. With heart and grit, they clawed back to tie it 3-3, then stunned everyone with a late third-period rally led by Jarome Iginla and Dion Phaneuf, capped by Owen Nolan’s go-ahead goal for a 4-3 win. Though they lost the series, this gritty comeback remains a legendary moment in Saddledome history—a perfect example of how playoff hockey turns on heart, momentum,

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    Undrafted Prospect Tyson Gross Makes Impact | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 18, 2026

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    Tyson Gross, the only undrafted prospect on Calgary Flames’ radar this year, is proving he’s more than just a longshot—his standout junior season and blistering start with the Flames have turned heads. Already in contention for the fourth-line center role, Gross dazzled with 41 points in 36 NCAA games and led Division I in face-offs before dominating the Flames’ penalty kill with 27 of 53 draws. Unlike past un-drafted hopefuls who struggled to earn trust, Gross jumped into high-leverage moments

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    Adams Joins Bruins Amid Sabres Reunion | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 18, 2026

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    Kevin Adams, the ex-Sabres exec who built a strong scouting foundation in Buffalo, has landed a senior advisor role with the Boston Bruins — just as the team’s front office is aggressively acquiring former Sabres players like Peterka, Mittelstadt, Zadorov, and Clifton. Fans are buzzing: Is this a reunion tour or a risky echo of Buffalo’s past? While Adams brings valuable insight to GM Don Sweeney, his mixed tenure in Buffalo — hampered by ownership constraints — casts a shadow. The Bruins’ bold

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    Flames Rebuild, Bad Contracts & Golf | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 17, 2026

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    The Flames’ rebuild is on track to hit its stride by 2027-28, with young stars Honzek, Gridin, and Parekh poised to take center stage—if they don’t, the timeline might need adjusting. The team’s current roster offers the perfect balance: enough veteran presence to guide the rookies without stifling their growth. Meanwhile, hockey history remembers Rick DiPietro’s infamous 15-year contract as a cautionary tale—still paying him through 2029 despite injuries and a buyout. Off the ice, Jonathan Hube

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    Flames’ Historic Game Three Victory | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 17, 2026

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    Calgary’s historic Cup Final return in 2004 electrified the Saddledome as the Flames, after a decade of struggle, stunned the Lightning with a 3-0 shutout in Game Three—thanks to Kiprusoff’s brilliance and goals from Simon, Donovan, and Iginla. Though Tampa Bay clawed back to win the series in seven, that home victory remains a defining moment of resilience, passion, and fan-powered magic in Calgary’s hockey legacy. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discoun

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    Flames Defense Crunch and Frost Link | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 17, 2026

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    Calgary Flames’ defense is in chaos with nine blueliners vying for six spots, turning some into trade candidates—Nick Holden, a solid veteran with playoff experience, is a prime name despite his recent arrival. Meanwhile, center Morgan Frost is drawing interest from Montreal, who could use a second-line spark plug, as Habs’ own free agents stir the pot—this is the league’s busiest roster-shaping season yet. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Ad

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    Castagna’s Rise to Flames Prospect | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 17, 2026

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    Jonathan Castagna is soaring up the Calgary Flames’ prospect rankings, landing at 14 after a breakout college season and a swift transition to pro hockey. Drafted by Arizona in 2023, he dominated at Cornell with a point-per-game junior year, led NCAA faceoffs at 65.2%, and showcased elite speed, leadership, and hockey IQ. Traded to Calgary before his final college games, he signed an entry-level deal just days after his season ended — ready to begin his pro journey with the Wranglers in the AHL.

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    Mace'o Phillips: Big Defense Project | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 17, 2026

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    Maceo Phillips, the Flames’ 15th-ranked prospect, is a towering defenseman at 6’6” and 234 pounds—picked in the third round of the 2025 draft. While his offense isn’t flashy, he’s fearless with the puck and thrives on physicality. With stops in the USNTDP and USHL, plus a stint as a forward at the World Junior Summer Showcase, Phillips brings versatility and grit. He’s being compared to Nikita Zadorov and is set to join the WHL’s Medicine Hat Tigers before likely heading to the University of Min

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    Patrik Laine’s Free Agent Puzzle | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 17, 2026

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    Patrik Laine, once a dazzling offensive force with 44 goals in a season and drafted second overall, remains a free agent six weeks into the NHL’s signing period — a puzzling situation for a player with such high upside. Despite his scoring pedigree with teams like Winnipeg, Columbus, and Montreal, his career has been hampered by defensive struggles, recurring injuries, and underwhelming underlying metrics. Last season, he scored just five even-strength goals in 52 games before a core muscle inju

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    Flames Edge Sharks to Reach Final | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 17, 2026

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    In a thrilling Game Six at the Saddledome, the Calgary Flames clawed back from a 3-0 series deficit to stun the San Jose Sharks 3-1 and advance to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time in 15 years. Jarome Iginla, Martin Gelinas, and Robyn Regehr powered the offense, while Miikka Kiprusoff anchored the net with 19 saves. The victory capped a gritty playoff run that saw them defeat Vancouver and Detroit, igniting a historic night for Flames fans and cementing a moment that still echoes as one o

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    Flames’ Future Starts With DuPont | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 17, 2026

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    Calgary’s hockey future just got a major boost as Landon DuPont, the hometown prodigy, is heating up as the top pick for the 2027 NHL draft—especially after his four-assist gold medal game performance. His rise could be a game-changer for the Flames and Team Canada at the World Juniors, who’re aiming to rebound from past disappointments. Meanwhile, rising stars like Liam Pugh and Maddox Schultz (the two-year-younger phenom) are already making waves for the 2028 draft, while Slovakia’s Tom Selish

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    Flames Sign Russian Goaltender Zarubin | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 14, 2026

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    Calgary Flames lock in their future between the pipes by signing 20-year-old Russian goalie Kirill Zarubin to an entry-level contract — a top-17 prospect with elite stats from Russia’s Junior Hockey League. With a .944 save percentage and 1.99 GAA last season, Zarubin’s pro debut in Russia already hinted at potential. He’ll begin his North American journey with the ECHL’s Rapid City Rush, aiming to prove himself before a possible AHL call-up. The Flames are building depth behind the net, adding

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    Peter Maher's Legacy Lives On | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 14, 2026

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    Peter Maher, the legendary voice of the Calgary Flames for over 30 years, has passed away — leaving behind a legacy of unforgettable broadcasts, community spirit, and unmatched character. His iconic calls brought hockey to life for fans across Canada, from Stanley Cup triumphs to nail-biting playoff battles. Beyond the mic, he was a beloved gentleman who connected deeply with players, fans, and colleagues alike — earning the Peter Maher Award for being the ‘Good Guy’ in the locker room. Tributes

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    Flames' 13-1 Thriller vs Sharks | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 13, 2026

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    On February 10, 1993, the Calgary Flames unleashed a historic offensive storm, crushing the San Jose Sharks 13-1 in a game that still stands as the franchise’s most lopsided regular season win. With multiple players hitting career highs and team records shattered—including Theo Fleury’s plus-nine rating and goalie Jeff Reese’s three assists—the Flames dominated from start to finish, especially in the third period, where they scored three goals in under a minute, setting an NHL record. The Sharks

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    Flames’ Jamieson: Championship Prospect | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 13, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are stacking their defense with savvy moves, and local standout Eric Jamieson is a key piece of their future. Drafted in the sixth round of the 2024 NHL Draft, Jamieson rose through the WHL ranks as Everett Silvertips captain before transferring to the University of Denver — where he helped them win the NCAA title while posting 18 points in 43 games as a freshman. Now ranked 18th among prospects, Jamieson’s blend of skill, leadership, and championship experience makes him a pe

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    Wranglers Add Experienced Forwards | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 13, 2026

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    Calgary Wranglers amp up their roster with two new forwards—Braden Birnie and Marko Sikic—both signing two-way deals to play in the AHL or ECHL. Already seasoned with pro experience, including time against the Wranglers themselves, they’re poised to make an immediate impact. With eight new signings this summer, the team is stacking depth and firepower ahead of the season, aiming for a strong start in both leagues. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/

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    Flames Radio Returns to QR 77 | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 12, 2026

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    Calgary Flames fans rejoice—starting with the 2026-27 season, all game broadcasts will return to the familiar airwaves of QR 77 AM, a station with deep roots in Calgary sports and a proven track record for delivering live hockey action. This five-year deal with Corus Entertainment ensures uninterrupted access for fans at home or on the go, honoring longtime listener demand and bringing back a classic broadcast home after stints with other stations. With QR 77 also covering the Stampeders, it’s a

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    Flames vs Canucks Game Seven Thriller | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 12, 2026

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    In a heart-pounding Game Seven overtime thriller on April 15, 1989, the Calgary Flames edged out the Vancouver Canucks in a pivotal playoff battle that launched them toward their first Stanley Cup. Down to the wire, both teams traded blows and heroic saves, but the Flames’ resilience paid off — setting the stage for a dominant run to the championship. This victory wasn’t just a game; it was a turning point, cementing the Saddledome’s legacy and proving why this rivalry remains one of hockey’s mo

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    Flames Radio Home Locked In | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 12, 2026

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    Calgary Flames fans, rejoice — the team’s radio broadcasts are getting a major upgrade. CSEC and Corus Entertainment have locked down an exclusive five-year deal, putting every single Flames game on QR Calgary 770AM, starting this season. It’s a full-circle moment for the iconic station, which once broadcast the ’89 Stanley Cup win, now returning to deliver live games and new daily talk show Flames Now — all designed to keep the “C of Red” roar alive across the region. Listen in comfort:Get a di

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    Arsenii Sergeev’s Rapid Hockey Rise | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 12, 2026

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    Arsenii Sergeev’s hockey journey is a lightning-fast rise from Russian junior leagues to NHL spotlight—drafted by Calgary in 2021, crowned USHL goalie of the year, led Penn State to Frozen Four, cracked AHL roster in 2025, earned first NHL win, and now poised to anchor the Wranglers’ net next season. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Re

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    Max Curran’s Journey to Calgary | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 12, 2026

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    Max Curran, the towering Czech forward now ranked 20th by the Flames, is poised for a fresh start after a trade that sent Nazem Kadri back to Colorado. Originally a fifth-round pick by Colorado in 2023, Curran’s path has been shaped by injuries and constant transitions—from Prague’s youth ranks to the WHL’s Tri-City Americans, where he exploded offensively and earned Scholastic Player of the Year. A trade to Edmonton followed, culminating in a silver medal with Team Czechia at the World Juniors—

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    From Russia to NCAA: Barabanov's Rise | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 10, 2026

    Calgary Flames News

    Egor Barabanov, a Russian-born hockey phenom, is carving his path in North America after a meteoric rise through U.S. junior leagues and a breakout season with the Saginaw Spirit. Traded to Madison, he seized his moment, exploding for 91 points as a draft-eligible rookie — good enough for fourth in scoring — and earned a fourth-round pick by Calgary in the 2026 NHL Draft. Now headed to UMass for NCAA play, scouts see him as a future middle-six contributor with elite playmaking instincts. The Fla

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    Stromgren’s NHL Push | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 9, 2026

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    William Stromgren’s NHL dreams are on the line as he faces a make-or-break season. Once a top-16 prospect, his ranking has slipped—but that’s not due to lack of talent, just growing pains as he transitions from prospect to pro. After a brief, limited NHL stint in 2026, he bounced back with a strong February surge and finished the year with 47 points, second on his team in assists. Now signed to a one-year, two-way deal, he’s no longer waiver-exempt and must prove himself in training camp to earn

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    Wranglers Add Depth With Key Signings | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 9, 2026

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    Calgary Wranglers are on a roster-building spree, locking down key forwards with smart two-way deals. Quinn Olson, a local star who lit up the ECHL with 50 points, gets a contract extension after proving he can thrive at both levels. Alexander Campbell, a proven point-producer from junior and college, brings fresh energy after seasoning in pro leagues. Ryan Hofer adds depth and physicality, having split time between AHL and ECHL. While none may start as regulars, all three offer crucial flexibil

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    Russian Goalie Yegorov Heads to NCAA | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 8, 2026

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    A 20-year-old Russian goalie, Yegorov, drafted in the 6th round of the 2023 NHL draft, is taking a bold step toward the NHL by committing to Miami University for the 2026-27 season. After a solid junior career in Russia’s MHL, he’s now set to compete in the NCAA, where he’ll battle for ice time but gain crucial development experience. Scouts see this move as a smart path to eventually land an AHL contract — and maybe even more. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow

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    Trevor Hoskin’s NHL Rise | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 7, 2026

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    Trevor Hoskin, a fourth-round Flames pick, is proving he’s more than just a draft steal—his NCAA dominance, clutch overtime winner, and leadership in Merrimack’s historic run make him a rising star with serious NHL upside. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest updates:https://source

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    Abram Wiebe’s Rise from 7th Round Pick | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 6, 2026

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    Abram Wiebe, a seventh-round draft pick turned surprise standout, exploded onto the scene after his college season with 15 points in 16 games, helping North Dakota win their conference and reach the Frozen Four. Traded to the Flames as a depth piece, he’s already made his NHL debut and shown flashes of potential—size, left-shot versatility, and pro experience make him a sleeper candidate for a roster spot. While likely starting the next season in the AHL, he could be the next Joel Hanley: a reli

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    Flames Roster Overhaul Explained | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 6, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are unrecognizable from last season’s roster, with major departures including Rasmus Andersson, Nazem Kadri, and Blake Coleman—along with a wave of trades and free agent exits. In their place, the team has stocked up on fresh talent like Jacob Middleton, Simon Nemec, Brennan Othmann, and Ryan Strome, signaling a bold rebuild as they gear up for a completely new season. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:adver

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    Kelly Hrudey’s Broadcast Exit | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 6, 2026

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    Kelly Hrudey’s iconic voice is set to go quiet on Sportsnet next season, as he confirmed via video that his contract won’t be renewed for 2026-27. A beloved Calgary staple and former NHL goalie with a Stanley Cup Final run in ’93, Hrudey’s been more than just a broadcaster—he’s a trusted fixture for hockey fans who’ve grown up with his calm, knowledgeable style. Known for his off-ice kindness and deep game insight, his departure marks the end of an era for many. But Hrudey’s ready for whatever c

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    Flames Rebuild Blueprint | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 5, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are fully embracing a rebuild, trading key veterans like Andersson, Weegar, and Kadri to focus on youth development. Success now means watching prospects like Nemec, Parekh, Gridin, Coronato, and Honzek take major leaps with meaningful ice time. The team must also give AHL call-ups like Kerins, Stromgren, Othmann, and Suniev real NHL chances. GM Craig Conroy needs to keep stacking draft picks by moving non-core free agents, and finishing near the bottom could actually be ideal

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    Wranglers Bolster Roster with Three New Additions | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 5, 2026

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    Calgary Wranglers bolster their roster with three new signings on minor league deals—forward Will Dineen and defensemen Tyler Inamoto and Tyson Feist—bringing depth and experience as they gear up for a tougher, more physical season. Dineen, son of NHL legend Kevin Dineen, brings AHL pedigree; Inamoto, a former Panther draft pick, adds versatility; and Feist, a seasoned defenseman with WHL roots, brings size and leadership. With training camp looming, the moves signal a competitive battle for spo

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    Rory Kerins on the Brink | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 5, 2026

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    Rory Kerins, a sixth-round pick who’s been grinding through the ECHL and AHL, is on the verge of graduating from prospect status—just 16 games away from hitting the 25-game NHL threshold. After a breakout AHL season and a strong return from injury with four goals and four assists in his first three games back, he earned Player of the Week honors and even got called up for Calgary’s final four games. Despite being a late-round draft pick with a slow start, Kerins has proven he belongs—and now the

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    Farabee and Frost Turn Around Flames | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 4, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are at a crossroads with Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost—two players who turned their early struggles into breakout seasons. After a rough start in 2025, Farabee bounced back with 20 goals and 38 points, while Frost led the team with 22 goals and 43 points. Acquired in a trade that sent away key assets, they’ve become vital pieces as the Flames rebuild. Frost, set to hit free agency at 28, may be traded before the March deadline, while Farabee—a proven 20-goal scorer, penalty ki

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    Flames Pros Aim for Gold in World Juniors | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 4, 2026

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    Two young Flames prospects, Cole Reschny and Carson Carels, are back on the Canadian World Junior Hockey Championship roster with one goal: gold. Armed with last year’s experience—Reschny’s four goals, Carels’ plus-three rating—they’re ready to lead by example and instill that winning Canadian culture. Playing on home ice in Edmonton and Red Deer adds extra fire to their mission. Both know they’ll carry heavy responsibilities as returning veterans, pushing teammates and setting the tone. Meanwhi

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    Flames Risk Big on Iginla | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 4, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames stunned the hockey world by drafting Joe Iginla 65th overall — a player most scouts had ranked around 200. With a surplus of picks thanks to their GM’s savvy draft strategy, the Flames took a bold gamble on the 17-year-old, who’s already added 15 pounds and battled injuries last season. While some call it nepotism — his father is a Flames legend — Iginla was once a top junior prospect. The team hopes he follows in Josh Doan’s footsteps, returning to the Vancouver Giants next y

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    Seventh-Round Pick Rising Fast | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 3, 2026

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    From seventh-round draft pick to pro contract, Axel Hurtig is proving his worth with grit, leadership, and smart defense. Captain of the Calgary Hitmen, World Junior selection, and now headed to the Flames’ system — he’s turning heads as a steady, reliable defenseman ready for the next level. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report iss

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    Flames Pros Shine at World Junior Showcase | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 3, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ seven prospects at the Summer Showcase lit up the path to the 2027 World Juniors, with standout performers like Cole Reschny and Theo Stockselius leading the charge. Canada’s Reschny and Carson Carels are locks after their bronze-medal run last year, while U.S. phenom Ethan Wyttenbach—back from a college scoring surge—is also guaranteed. Sweden’s Stockselius and U.S.’s Cullen Potter (recovering from surgery) are strong contenders, and Czechia’s Tobias Trejbal is rising fast.

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    Calgary Wranglers Season Breakdown | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 1, 2026

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    Calgary Wranglers’ disastrous season was a perfect storm of offense, defense, and goaltending failures—ranking last in goals allowed, worst penalty kill, and no standout netminder. With just two players hitting 20 goals and rookies forced into critical roles, the team unraveled after mid-November, hitting rock bottom in January. But with most of the roster gone, a fresh start looms for 2025. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:a

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    Flames Prospect Pipeline Deepening | Calgary Flames News

    Published Aug 1, 2026

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    Calgary’s prospect pipeline is exploding with young talent, and while not every name makes the top twenty, these rising stars are worth watching. Luke Misa, a fifth-round pick from 2024, transitioned from OHL to NCAA at Penn State, showing steady growth and poised for more ice time. Yan Matveiko, a seventh-round draft choice from Russia, is building his game domestically after signing an extension. On defense, Jakob Leander — also a seventh-rounder — brings size and grit, heading to the Hitmen w

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    Flames’ Future Stars Shine at Showcase | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 31, 2026

    Calgary Flames News

    Calgary Flames are lighting up the World Junior Summer Showcase with eight prospects—more than any other NHL team—setting the stage for their 2027 World Junior Championship squad. Standout Cole Reschny, a 2025 draft pick and Canada’s bronze medalist captain, marvels at being surrounded by top Flames talent. Defenseman Carson Carels, a 2026 sixth-rounder, dominates with 73 WHL points and elite hockey IQ. Forward Ethan Wyttenbach, a surprise fifth-round scorer in college, is targeting the U.S. Wor

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    Backlund’s Artful Breakaway Goal | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 31, 2026

    Calgary Flames News

    Mikael Backlund, at 37, delivered a jaw-dropping goal on October 24th against the Jets — a breakaway masterpiece fueled by Blake Coleman’s perfect pass and Backlund’s slick faked shot that slipped through the goalie’s five-hole. It was his second goal of the season, but his 17 total proved he’s still vital to the Flames’ future, even as the team stumbled through a disappointing year marked by the fewest goals in the league and a rebuilding phase. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow

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    Unexpected Rivalry Brawl Shines | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 31, 2026

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    Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers delivered a Christmas Eve brawl for the ages, with third-pairing defensemen Joel Hanley and Ty Emberson trading heavy blows in a full-on, cinematic fight that ranked among the top ten of the year — proving sometimes the most unforgettable moments come from the least expected players. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on p

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    Underrated Flames Prospects | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 31, 2026

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    Four overlooked Calgary Flames prospects—goaltender Daniil Chechelev, defenseman Michael Benning, and forwards Cade Littler and Jaden Lipinski—get their due. Chechelev, aging out of prospect status, returns to Europe after limited North American development. Benning, a steady AHL defenseman with championship pedigree, waits for his NHL shot. Littler, a raw-skilled big man, navigates college hockey after junior. Lipinski, a versatile forward, needs to boost his offense to stand out in a crowded s

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    Blake Coleman's Final Flames Goal | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 31, 2026

    Calgary Flames News

    Blake Coleman’s wild, last-minute deflection goal—while falling—sealed his legacy with the Calgary Flames, netting his 20th and final goal in a Flames jersey. A gritty, skillful moment that capped a five-season run where he scored 99 goals and 199 points, peaking with 30 goals in 2023-24. Shortly after, he was traded to the Minnesota Wild for Jacob Middleton and future draft picks, setting him up for a shot at his third Stanley Cup. That goal? Pure highlight-reel magic. Listen in comfort:Get a d

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    Ryan Lomberg’s Final Fight as a Flame | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 30, 2026

    Calgary Flames News

    Ryan Lomberg’s final fight as a Calgary Flame was a fiery showdown with Nashville’s Cole Smith, proving once again that size isn’t everything. The five-foot-nine forward, known for his relentless energy and five fights this season, landed heavy rights and kept the bigger Smith at bay before both went down. It was Lomberg’s last hurrah in Calgary colors — a fitting send-off as he’s now one of the NHL’s top pound-for-pound fighters, with a career total of 16 fights. The bout, rated 5.72 by hockeyf

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    Steve Bozek's Flames Legacy | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 30, 2026

    Calgary Flames News

    From college phenom to Stanley Cup contender, Steve Bozek’s NHL journey was a rollercoaster of highs and gritty perseverance. Drafted by the Kings, he exploded with 33 goals as a rookie, then traded to Calgary in ’83 where he became a key cog in the Flames’ ’86 Cup Final run — scoring 21 goals and 6 assists in the playoffs. After a few more seasons with Calgary, he bounced around to St. Louis, Vancouver, and San Jose, finishing with 164 goals and 331 points in 641 games. His career ended oversea

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    Lomberg’s Tough Night Against Blues | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 30, 2026

    Calgary Flames News

    Calgary Flames’ Ryan Lomberg delivered a gritty, standout fight against St. Louis’ Tyler Tucker in October — landing the most impactful punch and winning fan votes despite the size disadvantage. Now, Lomberg’s moved on to the Columbus Blue Jackets, bringing his fearless style with him. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to

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    Zayne Parekh’s Explosive Rookie Season | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 29, 2026

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    Zayne Parekh, the ninth overall pick in 2024, delivered a breakout rookie season despite a shortened slate—37 games, 4 goals, 9 points—projecting to 20 points over 82 games. A dominant OHL defenseman with back-to-back 30-goal seasons, he skipped the AHL to jump straight into the NHL, where injuries and international duty cut his year short. Still, he made waves with a record-setting 13 points for Team Canada at the 2026 World Juniors, surpassing legends like Pietrangelo and McCabe. His crowning

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    Scotia Place Hits Final Construction Milestone | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 29, 2026

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    Scotia Place is officially in its final construction year, with major progress across all sides—steel framing rises at the main entrance, angular structures and panels take shape on the northwest and northeast, and the roof is halfway complete on the east side. Workers are preparing the parkade and closing in on the future Esso Community Rink site, all while staying on track for a summer 2027 handover—just in time for the 2027-28 NHL season. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: htt

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    Adam Klapka Brings Skill and Swagger | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 29, 2026

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    When the NHL leans into skill, Adam Klapka stands out as a rare blend of finesse and fire — a six-foot-eight Flames forward who’s scoring goals and dropping gloves, proving that even in a modern game, toughness still packs a punch. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest updates:https

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    Backlund’s Best Season Yet | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 28, 2026

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    Mikael Backlund delivered a standout season as Flames captain, logging all 82 games with 17 goals and 43 points—his best statistical showing since 2022-23 and his seventh time hitting the 40-point mark. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest updates:https://sources.thednn.ai/e6d75d60

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    Flames Players in 2028 World Cup Hockey | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 28, 2026

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    The 2028 World Cup of Hockey is set for North America—with games in Calgary, Edmonton, and Prague—and features just eight teams, including Canada, Czechia, USA, Sweden, and Finland. Russia’s return remains uncertain due to their IIHF suspension, opening spots for Switzerland, Germany, and Slovakia. Calgary Flames players like veteran Mikael Backlund (39) could suit up for Sweden, while young goalie Dustin Wolf is a strong backup candidate for Team USA. Slovakia’s Simon Nemec, Martin Pospisil, an

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    Ducks Trade, Jackets Lock Up Sillinger | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 28, 2026

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    Anaheim Ducks shake up their roster with big moves this summer, matching offers for Leo Carlsson, signing A.J. Greer, and locking in first-round pick Nikita Klepov — who’s headed back to the OHL. They also traded Sasha Pastujov to Montreal for Sean Farrell, a proven AHL scorer with NHL experience. Meanwhile, Columbus Blue Jackets ink Cole Sillinger to a lucrative three-year deal, rewarding his consistent play despite a dip in goals. And in Florida, the Panthers bolster their netminding by signin

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    Ryan Lomberg’s Fights Define His Flames Legacy | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 27, 2026

    Calgary Flames News

    Ryan Lomberg’s fiery spirit defined his Flames tenure, most memorably in a brutal, decisive fight against Vegas’ Colton Sissons that ranked fifth-best for the team last season. Known for standing up for his teammates — including a pivotal stand after Sissons hit rookie Zayne Parekh with no meaningful penalty — Lomberg didn’t just fight, he fought with heart. His three other fights also earned top-five honors, cementing his role as a gritty, unflinching presence even as a bottom-six forward. Now

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    Kadri's Flame Legacy and Avalanche Surge | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 26, 2026

    Calgary Flames News

    Nazem Kadri dazzled the Flames with a legendary goal in December—jumping over a Lightning defender and burying the puck—marking his 63rd tally with the team. Before the 2026 trade deadline, he hit the century mark for Calgary, scoring his 99th and 100th goals, with the 100th named the fifth-best of the season. Traded to Colorado for prospects and picks, Kadri lit up the Avalanche, finishing with 4 goals and 9 points in 16 games, and returned to the playoffs for the first time since 2022, posting

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    Flames Lineup Shuffle Preview | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 26, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are reloading for next season with a brand-new roster, fresh trades, and exciting line-up possibilities. Head coach Ryan Huska is testing bold combos like Huberdeau-Zary-Gridin for speed and scoring, or Farabee-Backlund-Coronato for grit and experience. Defense pairs like Whitecloud-Nemec or Hanley-Pachal offer stability, while younger players like Honzek and Parekh bring potential and risk. With a revamped roster and plenty of new chemistry to figure out, the Flames are poise

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    Calgary’s Future Stars on the Rise | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 25, 2026

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    Three Calgary hockey prospects are set to represent Team Canada on the global stage, marking a major milestone in their rise toward Olympic gold. Meanwhile, the Flames are carefully managing the development of one of their top young defensemen—pushing him into high ice time even as he’s still in his entry-level contract year, all while avoiding costly contract pitfalls. With the team out of playoff contention, they’re using every game as a learning lab, letting these stars grow without the press

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    Flames Leadership Shuffle Ahead | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 25, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are reshaping their leadership for the 2026-27 season, with only Mikael Backlund returning as captain after a wave of departures including Rasmus Andersson, MacKenzie Weegar, Nazem Kadri, and Blake Coleman. New faces like Joel Farabee, Kevin Bahl, and Zach Whitecloud stepped into alternate captain roles last year, and with Jonathan Huberdeau potentially returning post-surgery, the team could have four seasoned leaders. But with a young roster, they may also bring in veteran me

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    Final Games at the Saddledome | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 25, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are saying goodbye to the legendary Scotiabank Saddledome with their final 42 home games before moving just blocks away to Scotia Place. Fans have one last chance to witness iconic matchups, including the Hurricanes, Red Wings, Maple Leafs, Kraken, Ducks, Flyers, Rangers, Wild, Sabres, and even Alex Ovechkin’s Capitals — each making their final regular-season visit before the curtain closes. From Yzerman’s record 30 points for the Red Wings to Sundin’s 19 for the Leafs, it’s a

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    Flames Prospects Shine at World Junior Showcase | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 24, 2026

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    Three Calgary Flames prospects—Cole Reschny, Carson Carels, and Chase Harrington—are heading to the World Junior Summer Showcase, a key pre-season camp for the 2027 World Junior Championship. Reschny and Carels, both standout NCAA freshmen with prior international experience, are strong contenders for the Canadian roster, while Harrington, newer to the national stage, gets a major boost with the invite. The Flames have five other prospects also representing countries like Sweden and the U.S., sh

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    Wranglers Hunt New Captain After Bishop Leaves | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 24, 2026

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    Calgary Wranglers in leadership transition as captain Clark Bishop heads to Syracuse Crunch—time to crown a new leader and rally the team. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest updates:https://sources.thednn.ai/1510e9f554321269

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    Flames Goalie Future Locked In | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 23, 2026

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    Calgary Flames lock in their NHL goalie tandem for 2026-27 with Dustin Wolf on a seven-year deal and Devin Cooley starting his two-year contract — a smart move for stability amid defensive upheaval. Meanwhile, AHL and ECHL squads saw more turnover, but with Owen Say returning from surgery and new signing Semyon Konopsky (20, elite Russian talent) poised to lead the Rapid City Rush, the organization is building from the net out — and it’s looking strong. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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    Wranglers Roster Shake-Up | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 23, 2026

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    The Calgary Wranglers are in full rebuild mode as thirteen players from last season have already moved on—captain Clark Bishop to Syracuse, top scorer Martin Frk and defenseman Nick Cicek to the KHL, Justin Kirkland to the Minnesota Wild, and Etienne Morin to New Jersey. Lucas Ciona, a two-time Man of the Year, gets a fresh start with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, while Artem Grushnikov and Ivan Prosvetov also head overseas—with Prosvetov returning to Russia. David Silye and Simon Mack are set for Hung

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    Flames Rebuild Strategy Revealed | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 22, 2026

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    Calgary’s rebuild is in full swing as GM Craig Conroy stockpiles young talent and draft picks, positioning the Flames to make smart, future-focused trades. Their top priorities—future first-round picks and rising defenseman Carson Carels—are firmly off-limits, while other young assets are only expendable for elite, game-changing talent. The team’s strategy? Accumulate depth and upside, even if it means staying patient for the right moves. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http:/

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    Jyrki Jokipakka's Journey Beyond Calgary | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 22, 2026

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    Jyrki Jokipakka, the Finnish defenseman once drafted by the Dallas Stars, carved out a unique NHL path with the Calgary Flames before heading overseas to dominate in the KHL and return home to Finland for a career-defining season with Tappara — where he shattered personal records and claimed his second pro championship. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on

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    Flames Panthers Trade History | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 22, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames and Florida Panthers have traded fourteen times since 1994, with the most dramatic recent swap sending Matthew Tkachuk to Florida for Huberdeau and Weegar in 2022—four years after he’d gone the other way. From Niedermayer to Bure to Bouwmeester, the roster churn has yielded stars, duds, and wild detours like Corban Knight’s double-trade and Filip Kuba’s never-played stint. Even Sam Bennett’s journey from Flames to Panthers—and his Cup-winning run—shows how trades reshape caree

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    Flames Forward Puzzle Ahead of Next Season | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 21, 2026

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    Calgary Flames’ forward corps is in flux heading into next season, with a mix of promising young talent and veteran depth — but no true elite scorer to light up the scoreboard. While defense and goaltending look solid, the offense needs that spark, with Jonathan Huberdeau’s 62-point season a few years back standing as the benchmark. Matt Coronato, Matvei Gridin, Morgan Frost, and Joel Farabee all showed flashes of potential, with Gridin’s late-season surge and Frost/Farabee’s 20-goal campaigns h

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    Wyttenbach’s Fifth-Round Steal | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 21, 2026

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    Ethan Wyttenbach, ranked 185th by Central Scouting and barely considered draftable, defied all odds when the Calgary Flames took a fifth-round gamble on him. After a modest USHL debut, he exploded onto the scene at Quinnipiac, scoring 25 goals and 59 points in just 40 games — leading NCAA in points and winning ECAC Rookie of the Year. A Hobey Baker finalist, he outperformed even Johnny Gaudreau’s freshman campaign, proving his value and silencing skeptics. With elite upside and a breakout season

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    Calgary Flames Defense Puzzle | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 20, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ defense puzzle hinges on Zayne Parekh’s positioning—putting him on the right to start the season unlocks the best chemistry with Jake Middleton, maximizes Parekh’s offensive potential, and keeps Yan Kuznetsov in the lineup. While moving Parekh to the left is tempting, it’s a tougher ask for a young player still developing. The top pair of Bahl and Nemec sets the tone, while the second pairing balances shutdown ability and offense. Hunter Brzustewicz can develop in the AHL, gi

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    Flames Draft Trejbal for Depth | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 19, 2026

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    Calgary Flames stunned fans by drafting goaltender Tobias Trejbal in the second round—despite already locking up Dustin Wolf, their elite, Vezina-voted starter on a seven-year, $52.5M deal. The move isn’t about replacing Wolf, but building depth for the future. With Wolf set to peak into his late 20s, Trejbal can develop in the minors, ready to step in when needed. In today’s NHL, where playoff goaltending can be a make-or-break factor, having multiple reliable options is key. The Flames are pla

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    Hextall’s Smart Game Fits Flames | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 18, 2026

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    Jack Hextall, a tenacious and versatile center from the USHL, has been drafted by the Calgary Flames — and scouts are buzzing. With a hockey pedigree and a mature game sense, Hextall thrived playing both center and wing, giving him a rare well-rounded edge. Praised by Flames’ scouting director Tod Button as a true “hockey player” for his smarts, face-off skills, and adaptability, Hextall is now headed to Michigan State to sharpen his game — and his future in Calgary is being closely watched. Lis

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    Flames Trade Map Revealed | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 18, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ trade history under GM Craig Conroy reveals a bustling front office, with 23 deals across 14 teams since May 2023 — frequent partners include New Jersey, Dallas, and Vegas. Yet 17 teams remain untouched, and over the past decade, no trades have occurred with Columbus, Nashville, or Winnipeg — hinting at shifting league dynamics and the ever-evolving chess game of NHL roster building. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advert

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    Flames Prospects Shine Academically | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 17, 2026

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    Eleven Flames prospects are shining both on and off the ice, earning top academic honors across NCAA conferences this season—proving elite hockey talent goes hand in hand with disciplined scholarship, with some players even making All-Academic teams for the third time and one freshman balancing a national championship with a 3.75+ GPA. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news

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    Flames Schedule Shifts & Travel Wins | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 17, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are set for a unique 2026-27 season with quirky scheduling, including a home opener and finale on October 1st, plus a new permanent Mountain Daylight Time that shifts game times—especially for East Coast matchups. While most home games return to 7 p.m., some vary, and Saturday games range from 2:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. The team also benefits from fewer back-to-backs (tied for least in the league) and minimal travel (18th in total miles), making it a smart trade-off for players and f

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    Flames’ Historic 84-Game Season | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 16, 2026

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    The NHL just unveiled the 2026-27 schedule — 84 games, the most since 1993-94 — and it’s packed with drama: the Calgary Flames’ final season at the Saddledome before moving to a new home. More divisional matchups mean more familiar foes, with Pacific teams playing each other four times and Central teams split between three and three-and-a-half games. Fans are already buzzing: home opener vs. Seattle on Oct. 1, Blake Coleman returns to Minnesota on Oct. 22, and heated rivalries loom with Toronto

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    Final Season at Saddledome | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 16, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames unveil their final season at the historic Saddledome, packed with emotion and big matchups — kicking off Oct 1 vs. Seattle, facing division rivals four times, battling Alberta four times, and hosting holiday showdowns like Winnipeg on New Year’s Eve. With 84 games, road trips to the East, and a six-game homestand in January, fans brace for a bittersweet farewell as tickets go on sale Aug 31. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.

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    Conroy’s Rebuild: Trading Now for Future | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 16, 2026

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    Craig Conroy’s first 23 trades as Calgary Flames GM reveal a bold, future-focused rebuild: he’s traded away nearly 8,500 NHL games of experience for just over 4,000 in return, prioritizing draft picks and prospects over present-day talent. Deals like Tyler Toffoli’s and Elias Lindholm’s show consistent net losses in experience, even when adding players like Frost and Farabee. Moves like Kadri’s and Weegar’s weren’t the start of a rebuild—they were just acceleration of a strategy Conroy’s been ex

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    Flames Penalty Kill Rebuild | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 16, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ penalty kill was their unexpected bright spot last season, soaring to top-12 in the league with an 80% success rate after early struggles — but now, with key contributors like Blake Coleman and Olli Maatta gone, the unit faces a major rebuild. New faces like Zach Whitecloud, Kevin Bahl, Yan Kuznetsov, and Jacob Middleton are expected to anchor the kill, while forwards behind Mikael Backlund remain uncertain. With scoring likely to be tough, a reliable penalty kill could be th

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    Flames Say Goodbye to Saddledome | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 15, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames kick off their 2026-27 season on October 1st against the Seattle Kraken, marking a historic first for the team—and the final hurrah at the iconic Scotiabank Saddledome, home since 1983. With a new 84-game schedule under the latest CBA and a move to Scotia Place next season, this year is both a nostalgic farewell and a bold new chapter for Flames fans. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai Thi

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    Gallant’s Edge: Toughness Over Stats | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 15, 2026

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    Alex Gallant’s 2025-26 season ended with 179 penalty minutes—fifth in the league—and he’s not slowing down. At 32, he played 42 games, delivered three assists, and kept his signature physical presence on the ice, mentoring younger players like Ryder Boulton. His role? Leadership, toughness, and protecting his teammates. With summer training complete and no signs of retirement, Gallant, now 33, is ready to bring that same edge back for the Wranglers next season. Listen in comfort:Get a discount o

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    Flames’ Seven Prospects Shine | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 15, 2026

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    Calgary Flames are making waves with seven prospects cracking The Athletic’s top 100 NHL draft list—led by dynamic defenseman Zayne Parekh (9th overall) and high-potential rookie Carson Carels, both rising fast in the second tier. Parekh dazzles with elite offensive instincts and puck control, while Carels impresses with elite skating, strength, and physicality. Behind them, Matvei Gridin and Cole Reschny anchor the third tier, with Cullen Potter, Hunter Brzustewicz, and Ethan Wyttenbach roundin

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    Scotia Place Construction Accelerates | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 14, 2026

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    Calgary Flames’ new Scotia Place is rapidly taking shape—with exterior panels going up, escalators being installed, and major structural work underway. The arena’s north bowl is nearly enclosed, and steel is being erected for the iconic facade. While the underground rink still lacks its roof (which will also serve as the entrance plaza), construction is accelerating since Stampede grounds are now cleared. Fans are watching closely as crews tackle the puzzle of finishing the arena before tackling

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    Flames Power Play Rebuild | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 14, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are revamping their power play for the 2026-27 season after a dismal 16.2% conversion rate last year, with key veterans like Kadri, Andersson, and Weegar gone. New combinations, including Matvei Gridin, Huberdeau, Frost, Coronato, and Parekh, are being tested to rebuild chemistry and offense. With few right-handed shooters on the roster — like Strome, Nemec, and Coronato — the team is leaning into their strengths for quick one-timers. The goal? A much-improved special teams un

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    Huberdeau’s Contract Crisis and Recovery | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 14, 2026

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    Jonathan Huberdeau’s eight-year, $84 million contract has landed him on the NHL’s worst deals list — a stark contrast to his former team’s Stanley Cup glory. Traded from Florida to Calgary in 2022 for Matthew Tkachuk, Huberdeau hasn’t matched his scoring output or the Flames’ playoff drought. But with hip resurfacing surgery behind him and GM Craig Conroy reporting he’s pain-free and back on the ice, there’s cautious optimism Huberdeau can reclaim his form — and maybe even justify the hefty pric

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    Flames Build for McDavid Era | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 13, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are quietly building a championship foundation—with 30 draft picks and $15 million in cap space—positioning themselves for a blockbuster move, possibly even for a player like Connor McDavid. This isn’t luck; it’s strategic patience. Smart management, no flashy trades, and a clear long-term vision are turning their assets into future leverage. Fans are buzzing, and while a McDavid deal may still feel like a fantasy, the Flames are actively preparing to seize the moment when the

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    Flames Drafted Big Czech Forward | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 13, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames just pulled off a draft-day blockbuster with Simon Katolicky—a towering 6’5”, 205-pound Czech forward who’s already crushing it against older competition. At just 14, he led his under-15 team in scoring by a landslide, and his upside? Absolutely massive. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thed

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    Four Flames Prospects Shine at World Junior Showcase | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 13, 2026

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    Four Calgary Flames prospects—Cullen Potter, Jack Hextall, Ethan Wyttenbach, and Maceo Phillips—are headed to the USA Hockey World Junior Summer Showcase, a crucial stepping stone toward the 2027 World Junior Championship. Potter, a first-rounder, exploded for 26 points in 24 games at Arizona State; Hextall, also a first-rounder, tallied 58 points in 59 USHL games. Wyttenbach, a fifth-rounder, stunned the NCAA as a freshman with 59 points in 40 games. Phillips, a third-rounder, racked up 187 pen

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    Connor Murphy’s Quiet Rise | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 13, 2026

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    Connor Murphy’s breakout season defied expectations—he went from AHL benchwarmer to unexpected hero when injuries forced him into action, posting solid stats across 39 ECHL games and 7 AHL appearances. Now a UFA, he’s reportedly headed to the Coachella Valley Firebirds for a steady AHL role, proving his grit and reliability even amid inconsistent teams. While the Flames aren’t grooming him for the NHL, his work ethic and clutch performances suggest he’s ready to keep climbing. Listen in comfort:

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    Flames Roster Quiet Before International Push | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 13, 2026

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    Calgary’s summer chill continues as they wrap up roster business with just one restricted free agent left to sort out—Brennan Othmann—and no big moves on the horizon. With international tournaments looming, the Flames are quietly prepping, while prospects face logistical hurdles for any formal “Young Stars” event. And Yegor Sharangovich? Still a mystery. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automate

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    Carson Carels Leads Flames Prospect Pipeline | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 12, 2026

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    Carson Carels is the top Calgary Flames prospect, hailed as a premium defensive defenseman with elite hockey sense, a punishing body, and a rugged, smart game that’s turning heads. With Craig Conroy’s youth-driven rebuild in full swing, the Flames are trading veterans for young talent and draft picks, and it’s paying off — Daily Faceoff calls their pipeline one of the best in the league, stocked with elite defensemen, a top-six center, and a standout goalie. Carels leads the charge, with Zayne P

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    Simon Katolicky’s OHL Debut | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 12, 2026

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    Simon Katolicky, a fifth-round NHL Draft pick, is poised for his first full season in North America with the Sarnia Sting, aiming to erase past struggles and make an immediate impact. After adapting to life independently in Finland, Katolicky sharpened his game before joining the Sting, who drafted him in the 2025 CHL Import Draft. Coach Mathieu Turcotte sees his size, skating, and shot as perfect for North American hockey, with a focus on improving his offensive drive and net presence. With a t

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    Basha’s Comeback Season | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 12, 2026

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    Andrew Basha bounced back from a rocky pro debut by dominating junior hockey, exploding for 50 points in 32 games and leading Medicine Hat to the conference finals—proving his talent and resilience. Now, with his junior eligibility used up and a fresh start at the AHL level, he’s returning to the Wranglers with renewed confidence and a deeper understanding of the pro game, primed for a breakout year. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise

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    Flames Draft Defensemen Again | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 11, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames just shocked the NHL by selecting Carson Carels sixth overall — their highest draft pick ever for a defenseman. It’s the second time in three years they’ve invested a first-round pick on the blue line, continuing a decades-old pattern of drafting defensemen in clusters. While past picks like Al MacInnis became Cup-winning legends, others faded quickly, showing the gamble involved. Recent selections like Carels and Parekh, paired with new acquisitions, hint at a bold rebuild ce

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    Tkachuk Trade Tree Unraveled | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 11, 2026

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    Tkachuk’s 2022 exit from Calgary set off a wild trade chain that’s now a tangled web of assets — from Weegar’s 2025 first-rounder to Maatta, Huberdeau, and a mountain of draft picks, all reshaped by subsequent moves involving Nemec, Trejbal, and Middleton — proving the Flames turned one blockbuster deal into a multi-year asset bonanza. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news

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    Flames Eye Wright for Center Upgrade | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 10, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are eyeing a blockbuster trade for elite young center Shane Wright, who’s reportedly on the move from Seattle. At just 22, Wright boasts elite skill, gold-medal pedigree, and 44 points in 79 games last season — despite a dip in production. Calgary’s thin center depth, anchored by aging veterans, makes him a perfect fit for a top-line role and power-play minutes. But Seattle’s asking for a true difference-maker — and Calgary’s current assets may not cut it. Expect a tough negot

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    Conroy’s Seven: Rebuilding the Flames | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 10, 2026

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    Craig Conroy’s reign as Calgary Flames GM is defined by the number seven—each time, he’s reshaped the roster by moving seven key players, from veterans to prospects. After trading away seven expiring-contract stars and later letting go of seven core veterans, he’s now betting on seven first-round draft picks to lead the next era. Conroy’s clear message: it’s time for young talent to step up and take charge, signaling a bold rebuild centered on homegrown leadership. Listen in comfort:Get a discou

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    Flames Draft Analysis 2026 | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 10, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames made a bold move in the 2026 NHL Draft, selecting nine new players with a mix of elite talent and high-potential risers—some carrying injury baggage. Top pick Carson Carels dazzled as a defenseman with 73 points in the WHL, while Jack Hextall and Chase Harrington delivered strong offensive stats. Goalie Tobias Trejbal led the USHL in GAA and shutouts, and Alan Shaikhlislamov showed scoring flashes despite missing time. The Flames also added Joe Iginla, Egor Barabanov, Simon Ka

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    Wranglers 2026-27 Season Preview | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 9, 2026

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    The Calgary Wranglers gear up for a pivotal 2026-27 season with a 72-game schedule split evenly between home and road, featuring heavy divisional matchups and a few key non-divisional games. After missing the playoffs for the first time since relocating, the team aims to rebound with a revamped roster, including a new captain, as they open at home against Abbotsford on October 2nd. Their longest road and home stretches are both six games, offering more manageable travel. With 12 games against Ab

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    From Rivals to Roommates | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 9, 2026

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    Ethan Wyttenbach’s development camp with the Calgary Flames was a turning point—after missing last year due to injury, he fully immersed himself in team chemistry, bonding with rivals-turned-teammates Cole Reschny and Cullen Potter. Once fierce NCAA opponents, they’re now roommates and training partners, forging off-ice friendships that’ll fuel their on-ice growth. With 59 points as a freshman, Wyttenbach’s focus this season is refining his game, maturing his play, and turning his offensive flai

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    NHL Draft Rights Deadlines Explained | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 9, 2026

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    The NHL just rewrote the rules on draft rights, giving teams more time to sign players — but it’s a mess for teams like Calgary. Drafted at 18? You’ve got until June 1st, four years later — or 30 days after college. Older draftees? Three years or 30 days after college. Prospects like Littler, Hoskin, and Potter now have until August 2028, while 2025 draftees like Leander hit June 2029. Even 2026’s Iginla and Katolicky must sign by June 2030 if not in college. And Russian draftees? Their rights a

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    Nemec Deal Sets Parekh’s Future | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 9, 2026

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    Calgary just locked down Simon Nemec on a five-year deal — a former second-overall pick traded mere days before the draft — setting the stage for a potential contract blueprint for young defenseman Zayne Parekh. Both offensive right-shot D-men, born on the same day, share a similar trajectory: Nemec’s slow start gave way to strong production, while Parekh’s second season could be the breakout he needs. If he follows Nemec’s path, Parekh could be looking at an eight-point-six-million-dollar deal

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    Brzustewicz's Future in Flames Defense | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 8, 2026

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    Calgary’s defense is loaded with NHL-ready talent, leaving 21-year-old Hunter Brzustewicz in a tough spot. With Simon Nemec, Carson Carels, and Jake Middleton bolstering the roster, Brzustewicz may need to head to the AHL to get consistent top-pairing ice time — a move that could accelerate his development. Trading veteran Zach Whitecloud might open a spot, but his leadership and shutdown skills are vital. Shifting Zayne Parekh to the left side risks stalling his growth. The Flames’ best bet? Le

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    Leafs Hire Rival Alfredsson | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 7, 2026

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    The Toronto Maple Leafs just pulled off a coaching coup, bringing in Daniel Alfredsson — former Ottawa Senators captain and rival — as an associate coach, alongside John Gruden (Marlies champ, ex-Islanders/Bruins) and rookie Brad Werenka (Calgary Dinos). All three join new head coach Jim Hiller, who’s building a stacked bench with leadership, championship pedigree, and analytics chops — while letting go of the old guard. Expect fireworks on the ice and behind it. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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    Sportsnet 960 The Fan Closes Forever | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 7, 2026

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    Rogers Sports and Media has shut down Sportsnet 960 The Fan, Calgary’s beloved all-sports radio station, as part of a sweeping wave of closures affecting six Canadian stations. This marks the end of an era for Flames fans, who for decades relied on the station for late-night games and passionate sports talk. Once a news affiliate since 1922, the station evolved through country music before becoming the Flames’ home in 2001. Its closure signals a major shift in how local sports are consumed, leav

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    Flames Lock Down Nemec for Five Years | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 7, 2026

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    Calgary just locked down Simon Nemec with a five-year deal through 2031 — a savvy move as young defensemen hit the open market, following similar bridge deals from teams like LA and Anaheim. These contracts are strategic, keeping cap hits low while giving teams time to see if the player’s value justifies a bigger long-term commitment. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news s

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    Flames Lock Down Nemec for Flexibility | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 7, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames just inked defenseman Simon Nemec to a five-year deal through 2031, locking in a key young talent while creating massive financial flexibility. With ample cap space, they’re primed to handle retained salaries, explore trade deadline moves, and add college prospects without roster strain. This strategic signing spreads out contract obligations, avoiding a mass exodus of stars and setting up a sustainable, long-term rebuild. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: htt

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    Nemec’s Big Move to Calgary | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 6, 2026

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    Simon Nemec just inked a five-year, $7.25M deal with the Calgary Flames — making him the highest-paid defenseman on the team at just 22 years old. Traded from the Devils in June, Nemec is thrilled to settle into Calgary, ready to lead, play big minutes, and help build the team’s future. He’s been training hard in Slovakia, skating early and staying fit, and is excited to arrive in mid-August. Positive vibes from teammates and a strong defensive unit in Calgary only fuel his confidence as he prep

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    Calgary Locks Down Nemec for 5 Years | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 6, 2026

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    Calgary just locked down 22-year-old defenseman Simon Nemec with a massive five-year, $36.25M deal — a $7.25M cap hit annually — after trading for his rights and teammate Maxim Tsyplakov from New Jersey. The Flames paid a steep price: this year’s second-round pick, two conditional future first-rounders, and prospect Etienne Morin. Devils GM Sunny Mehta called it a no-brainer — Calgary outbid everyone, and Nemec, who’s averaged 19 minutes a game in 159 NHL games since being drafted second overall

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    Flames Lock In Nemec for 5 Years | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 6, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames just made a major defensive upgrade by locking down Simon Nemec with a five-year, $36.25 million deal — a top-tier investment that signals their long-term rebuild is gaining serious momentum. Once a second-overall pick by the Devils, Nemec finally broke through as a full-time NHLer last season, posting 26 points in 68 games. Acquired via a package of picks and prospects in June, he now joins a young, promising blueline alongside Carson Carels, Kevin Bahl, and Zayne Parekh — po

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    Flames Lock Down Nemec for 5 Years | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 6, 2026

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    Calgary Flames lock down elite young defenseman Simon Nemec with a five-year, $7.25M average annual value deal — the highest-drafted Slovakian blueliner ever, who just turned 22 and already boasts 26 points, Olympic bronze, and MVP honors. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest updat

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    Flames Prospects Ready to Shine | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 6, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ development camp just ended with a talent explosion—Arsenii Sergeev, Eric Jamieson, and Theo Stockselius are just a few standouts ready to compete. With a loaded roster and key veterans potentially departing, the real test begins: can these young stars carve out roles in a stacked lineup? While Mikael Backlund, Dustin Wolf, and Matvei Gridin look locked in, others face an uphill climb. The next 12 months will be a proving ground for growth, depth, and playoff potential—making

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    Flames Trade Moves and Future Outlook | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 6, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are reshaping their roster with smart trades and a loaded draft class, while letting go of key veterans. With restricted free agents mostly handled, the focus turns to development—passing on high-profile targets like Shane Wright to nurture homegrown talent. The Leo Carlsson situation looms, but payroll impact is delayed until a comparable center emerges. Captaincy remains undecided, but Mikael Backlund’s contract keeps leadership in place. Hunter Brzustewicz may head to the A

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    Flames Rebuild Through Bold Trades | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 5, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are in full rebuild mode, executing a bold, aggressive trade strategy under GM Craig Conroy that’s reshaped the roster with eleven moves since 2023 — including sending Blake Coleman to Minnesota. Conroy’s approach prioritizes future assets over veteran stability, flipping key players for draft picks and prospects like Yegor Sharangovich and Kevin Bahl. While the long-term impact remains to be seen, this overhaul signals a clear commitment to building a new core from the ground

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    Reschny Aims for National Title | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 5, 2026

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    Cole Reschny is poised to join the Calgary Flames after the 2026-27 season, but his sights are set squarely on winning a national championship with the University of North Dakota this year—especially after a heartbreaking Frozen Four semifinal loss last season. Facing stiff competition from powerhouse programs like Michigan and Michigan State, Reschny believes his team’s talent and grit can rise to the occasion in those high-stakes, unpredictable college hockey games. A standout freshman who ear

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    Flames Trade for Veteran Defenseman | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 5, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames traded Blake Coleman and Olli Maatta to the Minnesota Wild for defenseman Jacob Middleton and draft picks — a savvy move to bolster their defensive depth while accelerating their rebuild. Middleton, a gritty, veteran third-pairer with over 380 NHL games under his belt, excels at clearing the puck, protecting the crease, and killing penalties. He’s not a flashy offensive threat, but his smart passing, physicality, and relentless effort make him a stabilizing force. While he str

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    Flames Prospects Shine at Camp | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 4, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ prospect camp lit up with breakout talent, as young stars like 18-year-old defenseman Carson Carels and offensive-minded Mace’o Phillips stole the show. Goaltending standout Tobias Trejbal impressed enough to earn a high draft priority, while Joe Iginla’s physical transformation and sharp shooting hint at a breakout season. Simon Katolicky proved his offensive IQ, and Cole Reschny showed poise alongside Iginla. With a high-scoring Snowy Cup and a roster full of future-ready p

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    Flames Roster Outlook After Free Agency | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 4, 2026

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    Calgary Flames shake up their roster after a whirlwind draft and free agency, letting go of Olli Maatta and Blake Coleman while welcoming Simon Nemec and Maxim Tsyplakov. With Dustin Wolf locked in as starter and Devin Cooley as backup, the net looks solid. Arsenii Sergeev steps up on defense, joining a balanced six-defenseman core with young talent like Zayne Parekh. Up front, with Coleman gone, the lines are clearer: 11 forwards on one-way deals, including rising stars Samuel Honzek and Matvei

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    Stromgren’s Fire Burns Brighter | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 4, 2026

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    Swedish forward William Stromgren just inked a one-year deal with the Flames and is laser-focused on earning a full-time NHL spot after tasting the big leagues last January. With over 200 pro games under his belt and a fire lit by his AHL experience, he’s ready to battle for a roster spot in a team reshaping its young core. GM Craig Conroy’s message? Competition is key—and Stromgren’s training, even back in Sweden with pro skaters and a visit from defenseman Hunter Brzustewicz (complete with mea

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    Wranglers Add Three Forwards | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 4, 2026

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    The Calgary Wranglers bolster their roster with three new forwards—Carter Wilkie, Luke Philp, and rookie Ryder Boulton—each bringing unique value as the off-season winds down. Wilkie, a hometown hero from Calgary, returns after a split pro season, poised for more ice time with the Wranglers. Philp, a seasoned veteran with over 280 AHL games and NHL experience, adds leadership and scoring punch. Boulton, a 20-year-old OHL standout with championship pedigree, could start in the ECHL before rising

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    Flames Pros Shine at World Junior Camps | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 4, 2026

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    Two Flames prospects, Theo Stockselius and Tobias Trejbal, are heading to international summer camps—Stockselius to Sweden’s World Junior Showcase and Trejbal to Czechia’s evaluation camp—both second-round picks in 2025 and 2026. Stockselius, a silver medalist at U18 Worlds and MVP of his club’s U20 playoffs, is back from injury and primed for a World Junior run. Trejbal, USHL’s top goalie and All-Rookie honoree, brings elite netminding skills and Czechia U18 experience. They join a growing Flam

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    Flames Trade Coleman for Future | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames just pulled off a bold trade, sending Blake Coleman and Olli Maatta to the Minnesota Wild for veteran defenseman Jake Middleton and three future draft picks. Coleman’s departure opens up top-nine forward spots for younger players like Sam Honzek, while losing a high-usage veteran could actually help the Flames climb draft rankings — a key move for a rebuilding team. Middleton, known for his grit, physical play, and locker-room leadership, brings stability and toughness to the

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    Flames Trade Coleman Maatta for Future | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    Calgary Flames pull off a bold trade, sending Blake Coleman and Olli Maatta to Minnesota for Jake Middleton and three future draft picks — a strategic move to clear space for young talent and bolster their rebuild under GM Craig Conroy. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest updates:h

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    Jake Middleton Returns to Calgary | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    Calgary just pulled off a major trade, bringing in Jake Middleton — a physical, veteran defenseman with over 60 points in the last four seasons — in exchange for draft picks and veteran talent. Returning to Alberta, where he spent part of his childhood, Middleton brings leadership, defensive stability, and a calming physical presence the Flames desperately need. His no-trade clause even included the Flames, making this move even more significant. With experience as a captain and alternate captai

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    Flames Trade Blake Coleman for Future | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames make a savvy move, trading Blake Coleman and Olli Maatta to the Wild for Jake Middleton and three draft picks — plus keeping half of Coleman’s cap hit. GM Craig Conroy’s long-term vision shines through, targeting young, physical defensemen like Middleton, who can anchor the penalty kill and play big minutes. Coleman, entering his final season, sought trade clarity — and got it — while the Flames now have a clearer, more flexible roster heading into the next season. Listen in c

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    Flames Five Out in Free Agency | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    Calgary Flames say goodbye to five key free agents as NHL free agency kicks off, with Ryan Lomberg heading to Columbus on a two-year deal, Victor Olofsson returning to Vegas, John Beecher joining Florida on a two-way contract, Justin Kirkland signing with Minnesota, and AHL captain Clark Bishop moving to Tampa Bay’s affiliate — while former Flame Rasmus Andersson lands a massive Vegas deal. The Flames stayed quiet on Day One, but the offseason is far from over. Listen in comfort:Get a discount o

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    Max Curran’s Surprise Trade & Next Chapter | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    Max Curran, a surprise trade to the Calgary Flames on deadline day despite recovering from a season-ending injury, is set for a new chapter at the University of Massachusetts after a standout junior career — including 74 points and a silver medal with Czechia at the World Juniors — and a mid-season move to Edmonton that didn’t slow his momentum. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-le

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    Flames Acquire Veteran Defenseman Middleton | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    Calgary just pulled off a big trade, landing veteran defenseman Jacob Middleton from Minnesota in exchange for Blake Coleman, Olli Määttä, and a bundle of future picks — plus keeping half of Coleman’s contract. Middleton, a nine-year NHL vet with playoff experience and solid grit (16 points, 76 PIM last season), brings serious depth and toughness to the Flames’ blue line. This isn’t a filler move — it’s a calculated upgrade with playoff pedigree. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow

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    Flames Trade for Youth & Draft Picks | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are accelerating their youth-driven rebuild, sending veteran forwards Blake Coleman and defenseman Olli Maatta to Minnesota in exchange for Jake Middleton, three future draft picks, and half of Coleman’s salary. The move clears cap space, adds defensive depth with a seasoned, two-way defenseman, and opens a roster spot for younger talent — signaling a clear commitment to the future. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn Advertise

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    From ECHL to NHL in One Year | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    From ECHL to NHL in under a year—Arsenii Sergeev’s meteoric rise is nothing short of incredible. Signed straight out of college, he stunned everyone by earning ECHL All-Star honors before being called up to the AHL due to injuries. He dazzled in his first AHL start with 52 saves, then stayed with the Wranglers through a rough season, posting six wins and proving his grit. His clutch performance earned him a last-minute NHL debut with the Flames. With confidence soaring and adaptability on full d

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    Flames Prospects Eye NHL Jump | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are poised for a youth-driven surge as top prospects Cullen Potter, Cole Reschny, and Carson Carels eye NHL debuts as early as March 2027—depending on their college teams’ NCAA tournament runs. Already decorated with international medals and college all-star honors, these high-draft picks are eager to turn pro, seeing one more season as vital for development. With GM Craig Conroy rebuilding the roster, this influx of elite talent could mark a turning point for the Flames’ futu

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    Beecher Signs With Panthers | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    Johnny Beecher’s NHL journey takes a new turn as he signs a one-year, two-way deal with the Florida Panthers — a move that could see him split time between the big league and the AHL. After being waived by the Bruins and claimed by the Flames, Beecher’s 2023-24 season was derailed by injuries and a suspension, limiting him to just 29 games and 6 points. Despite that, his NHL resume includes 13 goals and 28 points in 165 games, plus playoff experience with Boston. Now, with a $850K cap hit and a

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    Flames Lock In Strömgren for One More Year | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 2, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames lock in young forward William Strömgren with a one-year, two-way deal worth $850K, keeping him in the fold as he continues his development after being a second-round pick in 2021. Though he’s yet to score in NHL games, Strömgren’s steady AHL production and two-way reliability make him a solid bet for future growth. With other restricted free agents still on the radar, this quiet signing signals the Flames’ focus on building depth and giving young talent a real shot to rise. Li

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    Flames Bring Back Ben Jones | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 1, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames are bringing back center Ben Jones on a one-year, two-way deal — a familiar face who’s proven himself at both NHL and AHL levels. A top scorer with the Wranglers and former captain of the Iowa Wild, Jones brings scoring ability, versatility, and leadership to a locker room full of former teammates. Alongside him, the Flames signed three other veterans — defensemen Jake Livingstone, Michael Benning, and Andreas Englund — adding depth and NHL experience across the blueline. This

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    Stromgren Signs With Flames | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 1, 2026

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    Calgary Flames lock in rising Swedish talent William Stromgren with a one-year, two-way deal worth $850K — a savvy move for a player who’s already racked up 123 points in 200 AHL games and flashed NHL potential in just three appearances last season. With elite AHL scoring and a proven track record, Stromgren’s got a chance to cement his spot in the big league — and the Flames are betting on his upside. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn Advertis

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    Flames Lock In Four Key Defensemen | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 1, 2026

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    Calgary Flames lock down four key players on one-year, two-way deals—Ben Jones, Jake Livingstone, Mike Benning, and Andreas Englund—to bolster depth and give NHL roster flexibility. Jones brings captaincy and AHL success, Livingstone offers steady AHL defense, Benning adds NHL experience and top AHL scoring, and Englund brings veteran grit and stability. All four know the system and are primed to contribute as the season heats up. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipil

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    Flames Prospects Headed to Junior Teams | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 1, 2026

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    Calgary Flames prospects are gearing up for big moves ahead of the 2026-27 season—Jacob Leander’s headed to the Hitmen, Phillips joins the Medicine Hat Tigers, and Stockselius returns to Djurgardens for seasoning before his NHL debut. The Flames’ development strategy is clear: send young talent to the right junior or overseas clubs to maximize growth before they hit the NHL ice. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn Advertise on DNN:advertise@thedn

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    Flames Free Agency Outlook 2026 | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 1, 2026

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    Calgary Flames’ free agency in 2026? Expect quiet, not fireworks. With a thin talent pool and most teams locked in, the Flames are focused on rebuilding—not splash signings. GM Craig Conroy’s traded veterans for prospects, and with a loaded roster and cap room tight, new faces won’t be the priority. Goalies and defense are set, forwards are signed, so trades, not free agents, are the move. July 1st? Probably low-key. This is about depth, development, and building for the future—not headlines. Li

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    Flames Quiet July 1 Free Agency | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 1, 2026

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    July first for the Calgary Flames is shaping up to be quiet as GM Craig Conroy sticks to his measured approach, avoiding big free agent splashes. Past July 1s saw minimal signings, with 2024’s notable moves like Anthony Mantha and Yegor Sharangovich being exceptions. With the team not in need of a superstar fix, Conroy’s focus remains on internal development and future-building — expect smaller, strategic moves rather than headline-grabbing signings. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pi

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    Flames Prospects Head West | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jul 1, 2026

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    Big defenseman Maceo Phillips, a third-round pick by Calgary in 2025, is headed to the Western Hockey League with Medicine Hat after being acquired from Portland — a move seen as a smart step toward college hockey at Minnesota starting in 2027. Phillips, who lit up the USHL with Green Bay last season, joins a growing wave of Flames prospects in the WHL, including Jakob Leander and familiar names like Joe Iginla and Chase Harrington — all set to battle it out in the 2026-27 season. Listen in comf

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    Flames Four Prospects Shine at Showcase | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jun 30, 2026

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    Four Flames prospects head to the World Junior Summer Showcase—Calgary’s biggest contingent at this elite evaluation camp—with Mace’o Phillips, Jack Hextall, Cullen Potter, and Ethan Wyttenbach all primed to shine. Hextall and Potter are first-round picks, Phillips a third-rounder, and Wyttenbach, the NCAA’s top scorer last season, adds firepower. With medals already under their belts and college commitments in place, these young stars aim to impress against global talent before the World Junior

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    Leander Drafted by Hitmen Amid Import Puzzle | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jun 30, 2026

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    Calgary Hitmen surprise fans by drafting Swedish defenseman Jakob Leander 48th overall in the CHL Import Draft — a seventh-round Flames pick who’s been rising through HV71’s junior ranks. Standing 6’4” and packing 209 lbs, Leander’s got NHL upside, but his move to North America triggers complex European compensation rules. With roster spots tight and key forwards like Axel Hurtig departing, Leander and fellow import Artyom Katsuro could be key pieces in the Hitmen’s future — and the puzzle’s sti

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    Flames Draft Picks Head to College or Junior Leagues | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jun 30, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames’ 2026 draft class of nine prospects is already mapping out their development paths—with some heading to NCAA colleges like Carson Carels and Jack Hextall, others returning to junior leagues like Chase Harrington and Joe Iginla, and a few like Alan Shaikhlislamov heading overseas. Notably, Tomas Trejbal and Egor Barabanov will team up at UMass, setting the stage for future Flames synergy. As training camps loom, the Flames’ long-term strategy is taking shape—one draft pick at a

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    Flames Roster Shake-Up Ahead of Free Agency | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jun 30, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames just reshaped their roster after a busy draft, letting seven pending restricted free agents walk — setting the stage for a busy free agency period. Goaltending is locked in with Dustin Wolf and Devin Cooley in the NHL, while Zarubin and Sergeev lead the AHL, with Owen Say possibly returning once cleared. Defense looks solid with Bahl, Maatta, Whitecloud, Nemec, Parekh, and Kuznetsov anchoring the pairings, while forwards are crowded — especially at center, where Strome, Frost,

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    Flames Trade Deadline Prep | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jun 30, 2026

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    Calgary Flames just drafted nine new prospects, but their real off-season mission is clear: trade away forwards and defensemen on NHL contracts to make room for the future. With nearly 20 forwards already in the league or on the verge, young talent like Blake Coleman, Connor Zary, Martin Pospisil, Ryan Strome, and even inconsistent Yegor Sharangovich are potential trade targets. On defense, Brayden Pachal and Joel Hanley could be moved for picks or prospects, while the Flames face a tough choice

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    Flames Extend Offers, Seven Become UFA | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jun 29, 2026

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    Calgary Flames lock in three key players with qualifying offers ahead of free agency, keeping their options open as NHL’s July 1 deadline looms — but seven others, including standout John Beecher, hit unrestricted free agency, with depth AHL call-ups now free to explore new opportunities. Support the show:Get a discount at https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@the

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    Flames Development Camp Preview | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jun 29, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames unveil their 25-player development camp roster, spotlighting top draft picks Carson Carels and Jack Hextall as they debut on the ice for the first time since being selected. With all 2026 draft picks in attendance, the camp blends drafted talent and try-out hopefuls, signaling the team’s commitment to building from the ground up. Returning players share the ice with fresh faces, while others sit out—like recovering defenseman Henry Mews—highlighting the focus on emerging stars

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    Flames Development Camp Begins | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jun 29, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames ignite their future with a high-energy development camp, welcoming 25 rising stars to sharpen their skills, embrace team culture, and chase NHL dreams—all while scouts and coaches watch closely, culminating in a thrilling three-on-three tournament before they head back to their next stops. Support the show:Get a discount at https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report is

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    Flames Defense Revival Powered by Conroy | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jun 29, 2026

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    Craig Conroy’s masterful defense-building strategy is paying off as the Calgary Flames land Simon Nemec in a blockbuster trade, joining Zayne Parekh and Henry Mews in a deep, right-handed defensive core. With Hunter Brzustewicz already in the mix, Conroy’s long-term vision is taking shape — and fans are buzzing about the potential for these young stars to anchor the blue line for years to come. Support the show:Get a discount at https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@the

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    Flames Draft Smart, Build for the Future | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jun 29, 2026

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    The Calgary Flames pulled off a masterclass in draft strategy, landing nine high-potential prospects without a single reach. Their top pick, defenseman Carson Carels at sixth, is a skating phenom poised to anchor their blue line. They also added three centers with serious upside, including two-way workhorse Chase Harrington at 36th, and took a calculated risk on goalie Tobias Trejbal — a big, athletic netminder with serious ceiling. This draft wasn’t about flash; it was about depth, balance, and

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    Wranglers Rebuild for Playoff Push | Calgary Flames News

    Published Jun 29, 2026

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    The Calgary Wranglers are in rebuild mode, aiming to bounce back from a disappointing season and become playoff contenders again. With key players like Andrew Basha, Dryden Hunt, and goalies Arsenii Sergeev and Kirill Zarubin locked in, the team is balancing development with stability, keeping veteran leaders like Sam Morton and Rory Kerins. The departure of top scorer Martin Frk to the KHL forces a new offensive identity, while players like Nick Cicek and Ivan Prosvetov may test free agency, op