The Calgary Flames played a pretty good game on Sunday night against the Anaheim Ducks. They had a superb first period and a couple good periods after that.
Way, way back on Nov. 7, Zayne Parekh played a game for the Calgary Flames. He was injured in the second period off a hit from Nick Foligno. On Jan. 18,
The Calgary Wranglers hosted the Laval Rocket for their first meeting ever on Saturday. It was a french festival themed game that included custom ice sculptures in the concourse, a photo booth, maple taffy and a bi-lingual national anthem.
Calgary Flames forward Nazem Kadri could obviously help the Montreal Canadiens, but at what cost? Literally? Amid reports the Habs have kicked tires with the Flames regarding the centre, it begs the question, would a trade for the 35-year-old be worth it?
The Calgary Flames aren’t mathematically out of the playoff race yet, but let’s be honest—chasing the Stanley Cup at this point feels a little like chasing smoke.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
Nazem Kadri’s numbers are down this season, and that alone invites the obvious question: Is this just age and mileage starting to show, or is it a reflection of where the Calgary Flames are right now?
The Calgary Flames may not be done reshaping their blue line after moving Rasmus Andersson, and one of the more intriguing ripple effects from that trade is the future of Zach Whitecloud.
For the ninth time in franchise history, the Calgary Flames added a first-round pick in a trade when they sent Rasmus Andersson to the Vegas Golden Knights on Sunday.
What a time for Rasmus Andersson to make his Vegas Golden Knights debut: Mitch Marner’s return to Toronto on a Friday night, with much of the hockey world watching.
As the Calgary Flames continue their retool, they have developed a pretty strong prospect pool. This collection of prospects is headlined by names such as Zayne Parekh, Matvei Gridin, and Cole Reschny.
The 2021-22 Calgary Flames season was one for the books. They had an amazing team that was driven by the dominant first line of Johnny Gaudreau, Matthew Tkachuk, and Elias Lindholm.
Sometimes the most revealing moments don’t happen under the bright lights of a game, but on the practice ice, where scrimmages get a little real. That was the scene in Calgary recently, when Adam Klapka and Kevin Bahl — good friends off the ice — squared off in a spirited scuffle.
The Calgary Flames have listed winger Jonathan Huberdeau as day-to-day with a lower-body injury after he did not dress for Wednesday’s game against the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Scotiabank Saddledome.
Calgary Flames forward Martin Pospisil is expected to return to the lineup against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday after missing the first 49 games of the season with a concussion.
The Calgary Flames have gotten to work when it comes to selling ahead of the March 6 trade deadline. Such was always expected to be the case with this team heading into the season, and their play through the first half made that decision all the easier for general manager (GM) Craig Conroy.
The Calgary Flames have been dealt bad news for a 2025 first-round pick. Arizona State University centerman Cullen Potter, the 32nd-overall pick in last year’s draft, sustained a season-ending upper-body injury in a January 10th match against Miami University.
The Calgary Flames announced that they’ve recalled forward Martin Pospisil from the AHL’s Calgary Wranglers and reassigned Dryden Hunt in a corresponding roster move.