It was a quiet week for Calgary Flames prospects. For the second consecutive week, Trevor Hoskin was the standout among prospects playing at the collegiate and junior levels, as well as the three prospects over in Europe.
The Calgary Flames selected Alan Shaikhlislamov with the 55th-overall pick in the 2026 Draft, marking the fifth selection for the Flames in just the first two rounds, adding to an already deep and talented prospect pool. Shaikhlislamov was born Sept.
There was no “unconscious brain” needed for the Calgary Flames and Dustin Wolf in a gritty, defence-heavy 2–1 win in SAP Centre Monday night. Dustin Wolf put on a show in front of his friends and family in his home state.
Folks, in recent weeks we’ve seen a bit of speculation about the health of Canadian hockey icon Jarome Iginla all over social media. The speculation seems
Every hockey team needs its stars to produce. That's part of the deal. But ask Calgary Flames fans what makes a team competitive over a long season, and they'll probably tell you there's more to it than what happens on the top two lines.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
Jarome Iginla was extremely durable through his 1,554 NHL regular-season games, but now finds himself battling health issues in retirement, revealing his current battle in an interview with Sportsnet’s Eric Francis. “Unfortunately, I have been battling some health issues,” he said, having turned 49 years old in July.
Hockey Hall of Famer Jarome Iginla, 49, has revealed he is dealing with serious health problems. A recent video featuring Iggy posted by Amazon Prime sparked fan concerns about his voice and appearance.
Calgary Flames head coach Ryan Huska has been at the centre of much discussion about the Flames’ short- and long-term future, with much at stake for such
The Calgary Flames got off to an ugly start to the 2026-27 season. Since one of the tools at a team’s disposal to shake the lineup up a bit is bringing up some players from the farm team, that’s what the Flames did.
The Calgary Flames started the season with a four-game losing streak that saw them sink to a minus-19 goal differential while looking completely uncompetitive.
The Calgary Flames are set to have one of their biggest World Juniors contingents this century at the upcoming 2027 tournament in Red Deer. As expected of a rebuilding team with a deep prospect pool, the Flames should be one of the most represented NHL teams in December.
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.
After splitting a back-to-back set over the weekend – with a Friday victory over Seattle and a Saturday loss to Colorado – the Calgary Flames continued a pretty hectic stretch of their schedule on Monday evening when they visited the San Jose Sharks.
The Calgary Flames played a start to finish quality road game earning the win 2-1 over the San Jose Sharks. CF% – 43.46% || SCF% – 49.23% || HDCF% – 52.96% || xGF% – 54.24% It’s a Team Game – They’re calling it the Adam Klapka game, and by they, I mean I’m calling it that.
Adam Klapka scored one goal in his first two-point game of the season to lead the visiting Calgary Flames to a 2-1 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Monday.
The Calgary Flames continued their road trip with a trek west to the Bay Area to visit the San Jose Sharks on Monday night. The Flames played some low event hockey and did their level best to drag the Sharks into playing their style of game.
The Calgary Flames don't need to be perfect tonight in San Jose. But they do need to be considerably more consistent than they've been lately. The Sharks are struggling to put together a complete game, and that gives Calgary an opportunity.
It’s been a while since we saw a performance that bad by the Calgary Flames. On Saturday evening, the Flames took on the Colorado Avalanche for the second time this season, falling 5-2 to move their season record to 6-8-0.
After a long wait full of leaks, we finally have our first real look at the Calgary Flames 2026-27 Hometown Remix jersey. Right from the beginning we knew the jersey would be ‘Dome themed, and boy did the designers go full in on that idea.
For months now, fans have been waiting for the Calgary Flames to announce their Hometown Remix jersey, Fanatics follow up to the highly successful 'Reverse Retro' series that saw the return of both Blasty and the Pedestal jersey.
As part of the league-wide roll-out of the Hometown Remix alternate jerseys, the Calgary Flames have unveiled a new look for the 2026-27 season. And unlike many of their recent “new” jerseys, this design is a pretty bold departure from their prior looks.
The Calgary Flames were in the second half of a back-to-back, had to travel, and faced one of the league’s most dangerous offences. That’s a tough assignment for any goalie, let alone a young netminder making just his second career start.
The Calgary Flames didn’t exactly look like a team ready to make commitments when they opened the season with five straight losses. Things were looking pretty bleak.
The Calgary Flames and their top American Hockey League affiliate made a handful of injury-related transactions on Friday. First, the AHL’s Calgary Wranglers announced that forward Connor Zary is out week-to-week after undergoing successful knee surgery.
Among all of the free agents the Calgary Flames currently have on their roster, none is more important than center Morgan Frost. The 27-year-old is Calgary’s No.
Cooley is riding a hot streak as he's won four consecutive starts and is coming off a 26-save performance in the team's 5-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs.