The Calgary Flames have undergone immense change over the past few years, and with the team focusing on their long awaited rebuild, their veterans become even more important to the future of the franchise.
On Monday, something quite important happened in Stampede Park, as Scotia Place construction hit a critical milestone. The final piece of structural steel
Friends, the 2026-27 season is the first year of the new National Hockey League collective bargaining agreement, and there are two big changes that impact how teams juggle their rosters throughout the pre-season calendar.
The Calgary Flames have re-signed their final restricted free agent. On Friday morning, the team announced that they’ve signed 23-year-old winger Brennan Othmann to a one year, two-way deal with a cap hit of $975,000 at the NHL level.
One of the final remaining restricted free agents has signed a new contract for the 2026-27 season. According to a team announcement, the Calgary Flames have signed forward Brennan Othmann to a one-year, two-way contract.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
The Calgary Flames have agreed to terms on a one-year, two-way contract with restricted free agent forward Brennan Othmann, the club announced on Friday.
It’s been joked that spring hockey, outside of the National Hockey League’s playoffs, is often of zero consequence. Well, try telling that to Calgary Flames forward Martin Pospisil, who has found himself facing a pretty interesting opportunity based on his performances across seven games spent in spring hockey.
In Craig Conroy's first year as the Calgary Flames General Manager, he used the No. 16 overall pick on Samuel Honzek, a big forward that lacked high-end skill and elite physical traits, or at least that's what analysts around the league would have had people believe at the time.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
There aren’t many former Flames with NHL records, at least in the positive sense. One such man, though, is Phil Housley. Housley had two spells for the Flames, the first in the mid-90s, and the second in the late 90s/early 2000s.
Training camp has officially begun, and we got our first glimpse of the Calgary Flames’ training camp rosters. It’s a pretty standard configuration split between what you’d consider the NHL guys and more or less the AHL guys.
There is something a little funny about Morgan Frost's situation in Calgary. The Flames would probably like nothing more than to see Frost have a really good season.
When you’re building a National Hockey League roster, it really is a numbers game. The Calgary Flames have begun training camp with 52 players on their camp roster.
Good news, everybody! The Calgary Flames are mostly back! The hockey club announced their training camp roster on Wednesday, as players went through their entry medicals for the year – fitness testing was abolished in the new collective bargaining agreement – then hit the ice for the first time on Thursday morning.
Historically, NHL off-seasons don’t provide earth shaking news. NHL GMs tend to avoid league altering moves due to their conservative nature. But that changed this summer thanks to Daniel Brière and the Philadelphia Flyers.
There are four Calgary Flames players who must clear waivers for the first time in 2026–27 if the club wishes to assign them to the AHL’s Calgary Wranglers.
The notion that Calgary Flame’s star rookie defenceman Zayne Parekh, has an attitude issue has been floating around for a few months now, dating back to last season.
The Calgary Flames have made a significant investment in Simon Nemec, and understandably so. The 22-year-old defenceman was selected second overall by the New Jersey Devils in the 2022 NHL Draft and has already shown flashes of the player he could eventually become.
Nothing particularly exciting is happening here, right? Just a 35-year-old defenseman is cleared for training camp. Nobody will mistake Joel Hanley for the next great Calgary Flames blueliner.
Connor Zary being cleared for training camp is one of those updates that sounds pretty routine until you think about what it could mean for the Calgary Flames.
Here’s something worth digging into with the Calgary Flames this season. And it’s not that the team’s going to be bad. According to a recent breakdown from Luca Pampena’s Pacific Division Preview 2026-2027, there’s a genuine contradiction sitting at the center of this roster, and it’s worth talking about.