Connor Zary being placed on waivers by the Calgary Flames caught my attention. Not because I think the Edmonton Oilers should automatically claim him. I'm not sure they should.
The Calgary Flames took everybody by surprise on Monday morning when they announced that forward Connor Zary had been placed on waivers. The decision to do so from the organization comes following a putrid start to the season in which they’ve lost all three of their games while being outscored 16-3.
The Calgary Flames have placed a few interesting players on waivers this afternoon. According to radio host Pat Steinberg, the Flames have placed forward Connor Zary and defenseman Brayden Pachal on waivers.
A big surprise with a rather notable player hitting the wire. On Monday, the Calgary Flames placed forward Connor Zary and defenseman Brayden Pachal on waivers, making them available to the other 31 teams in the NHL.
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.
Amidst a really disappointing first few games, the Calgary Flames are making some roster changes. On Monday morning, the club placed a pair of established National Hockey League players on the waiver wire: forward Connor Zary and defenceman Brayden Pachal.
If you were to ask any fan of the Calgary Flames what the worst contract on the team is, the obvious answer is Jonathan Huberdeau’s $84M contract, which pays him an AAV of $10.5M.
The past few NHL Drafts have been incredibly successful for the Calgary Flames, and with players like Zayne Parekh, Matvei Gridin and others starting to make their NHL mark, the future begins to look brighter and brighter.
Friends, it’s no secret that the hockey world loves nicknames. But it’s also no secret that a lot of hockey nicknames are pretty bland. Take the first syllable of a player’s last name, add an “s,” “y” and/or “er” and there you go.
The Calgary Flames continued their legendary opening season struggle, losing to the Seattle Kraken 6-1 for the second time this season – and it’s only game three.
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.
The Calgary Flames’ struggles continued on Sunday night. Taking on the Seattle Kraken just one day after going up against the Vancouver Canucks, Ryan Huska’s team looked flat right off the hop and paid the price in what wound up being a 6-1 loss.
Oh boy. We all knew the Calgary Flames were not going to be a good team this season, but I don’t think anyone saw this start coming. The Flames have been outscored 16-3 by the Vancouver Canucks and Seattle Kraken, two teams that are projected to be in the basement of the NHL standings along with the Flames.
After a pair of lopsided losses in their first two games of the season, the Calgary Flames headed to Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle looking to spoil the Kraken’s home-opener and get their season back on track.
The Calgary Flames were expected to struggle this season, and that’s been the case through their first two games of the season. They’ve been outscored by a combined 10-2 through those opening two games, including a 4-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks, another team expected to finish near the bottom of the NHL standings.
The Calgary Flames are off to a rocky start in 2026/27, and given their overall lack of talent, fans are bracing for what could end up being the worst season in the history of the iconic franchise.
Derek Forbort is taking the long route back toward the NHL. The Calgary Wranglers, the American Hockey League affiliate of the Flames, have signed the 34-year-old defenseman to a professional tryout, giving the veteran a chance to play for the Flames this season after a year lost mostly to injury.
You watch some young players and think, well, maybe someday. Then there are young players who make you think, wait a minute, maybe someday is already starting.
There was something interesting about the Calgary Flames showing up in the Kirill Marchenko trade talks without actually wanting Kirill Marchenko. That sounds a little strange at first.
Sometimes the most interesting thing about a prospect isn't where he is going. It's how much time his organization is willing to give him to get there.
The Calgary Flames have agreed to terms on a three-year, entry-level contract with forward prospect Chase Harrington, the club announced Tuesday afternoon.