Friends, the American Hockey League’s Calgary Wranglers are, like their National Hockey League parent, below the playoff cut line right now and looking up at some teams they need to catch.
Add the Calgary Flames to the list of Canadian NHL teams that will become sellers at the 2026 NHL trade deadline. With the Vancouver Canucks already starting what looks to be a fire sale, there are rumors that the Flames could also be in the middle of trading away some of their top players.
It has been a disappointing season for the Calgary Flames, as they sit in seventh place in the Pacific Division. This has led to rumors of the Flames trading away some key parts of their roster.
The Calgary Flames are finally back in action following the extended Olympic break, as they head to California to face the San Jose Sharks. The Flames’
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
The Olympic roster freeze has been lifted, and teams are free to make any moves ahead of the trade deadline. The Flames have several players who may be on the move ahead of the March 6th deadline.
The Calgary Wranglers wrapped up their eight game season series against the San Jose Barracuda on Wednesday night. They have struggled against this team all season, only putting up their first win against them on Saturday night.
In this week’s edition of Calgary Flames News & Rumours, Nazem Kadri has reportedly informed the team that he would like to be traded. Meanwhile, Blake Coleman recently addressed his uncertain future with the organization.
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The Calgary Flames have two tall, right-shot centres who were selected with late-round picks over the past few drafts. Over in Saskatoon, Hunter Laing is having a solid D+2 season, soon to be setting career-highs in both goals and points in what could be his final Western Hockey League season.
Gang, it’s becoming pretty likely that the Calgary Flames will select high in the upcoming 2026 NHL Draft. As the season has wore on, we’ve started to take a look at some of the players near the top of the rankings for this year’s draft.
The Calgary Flames are one of the NHL’s most intriguing teams heading into the trade deadline. As was expected to be the case, the Flames have struggled this season.
The Calgary Flames have been a middling at best team in recent seasons. They haven’t been in the playoffs since a very exciting 2021-22 campaign, and don’t appear to be getting back in anytime soon.
The Calgary Wranglers played their first of four games at home this week after coming off a three game winning streak on the road. They most recently saw the San Jose Barracuda on the road Saturday and play them on back to back nights at home.
The 2026 Olympic hockey tournament came to a close on Sunday, with Canada suffering a heartbreaking O.T. loss to the Americans. In what was a thrilling two weeks of hockey, plenty of NHL stars shone bright on the world’s biggest stage.
Recent reports indicate that Nazem Kadri has expressed a desire to be traded from the Calgary Flames as the NHL trade deadline (March 6, 2026) approaches.
The Calgary Flames find themselves in a position they have rarely been in before. The intentional sell at the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline that could include several veterans on the way out by the March 6th, 3:00 p.m.
The Calgary Flames are near the bottom of the NHL at this time. Calgary hoped to contend for the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2026. Unfortunately, things have not played out that way.
Sekeres and Price: The NHL trade deadline is a week this upcoming Friday, and the trade freeze has lifted. The list of sellers could be growing. Matt Sekeres: “Meanwhile, the NHL roster freeze lifts night, and it sounds like the Canucks are going to have a lot of company here amongst the sellers, Blake.
For all the noise around the Calgary Flames this season, one thing keeps getting tossed into the blender, whether it belongs there or not, is the team’s goaltending.
The Flames will welcome back a pair of forwards when their schedule resumes on Thursday against San Jose. Per the NHL’s Media Site, Calgary has activated Blake Coleman and John Beecher off injured reserve.