According to a team announcement, the Calgary Flames have recalled defenseman Zayne Parekh from the AHL’s Calgary Wranglers. The Flames sent Parekh to their AHL affiliate two weeks ago on a conditioning loan and were required to decide his immediate future, given that a conditioning loan may last only 14 days.
Calgary's Joel Farabee netted a tiebreaking short-handed goal in the third period, and the Flames broke a five-game losing streak with a 3-2 win over the visiting San Jose Sharks on Saturday.
The Calgary Flames did something on Saturday afternoon they haven’t done in awhile: they won a hockey game without Rasmus Andersson. After five losses following Andersson’s departure to Vegas, the Flames played a composed, structured, downright mature matinee game against the visiting San Jose Sharks.
As the Calgary Flames prepare to kick off a three game home stand to close out their schedule prior to the 2026 Winter Olympics, and a three week break between games, there are a few bits of roster-related news that merit discussion.
Despite trading Rasmus Andersson, the Calgary Flames have two of the most valuable trade pieces in Nazem Kadri and Blake Coleman. The former is coming off a very impressive 35-goal campaign, and though his production has dipped this season, he remains a top target for contenders at this year’s trade deadline.
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.
The Calgary Wranglers kicked off a three game road trip on Friday against the San Jose Barracuda. They struck first with a goal from Sam Morton, then the Barracuda got some momentum going in the second with two goals against.
On Saturday, the Calgary Flames will play the San Jose Sharks for the third time this season. Earlier this season, we looked at the Miikka Kiprusoff trade in that edition of Throwback Thursday.
The number one topic of discussion when it comes to the Calgary Flames is who is going to get traded next. Craig Conroy kicked things off by getting a solid return for his number one defenceman, Rasmus Andersson.
After a great team win on Monday over the Laval Rocket, the Calgary Wranglers are headed back on the road to play the San Jose Barracuda. This kicks off a three game road series in California and it will wrap up Zayne Parekh’s conditioning stint with the Wranglers as of the end of the day on Friday.
After getting all the way back up to .500 to kick off 2026, the Flames have fallen off a cliff in January. Combined with sending their best defenceman to Vegas, the team has taken quite a few hits over the past couple of weeks.
Nazem Kadri‘s time with the Calgary Flames could be nearing an end as the trade deadline approaches. Kadri’s contract doesn’t end until after the 2028-29 season, but there’s a chance that the Flames won’t contend over the duration of that deal.
The Calgary Flames took a big step in their rebuild earlier this month when they made a bold trade, moving defenseman Rasmus Andersson to the Vegas Golden Knights.
Ryan Huska has built the Flames’ identity around a simple idea: defence first. The Flames have had a very clear mandate under the first-time head coach: limit high-danger chances, play low-event hockey, and outwork other teams.
Nazem Kadri’s name has circulated around the NHL rumor mill for quite some time now, but this time, the conversation carries more weight. With the Calgary
The Ottawa Senators — second last in the Eastern Conference — are nowhere near where they wanted or expected to be coming into the season after making the playoffs for the first time in eight years in 2024–25.
The Calgary Flames will remain without the services of forward Blake Coleman until after the 2026 Winter Olympics as he continues to recover from an upper-body injury.
In this week’s edition of Calgary Flames News & Rumours, Zach Whitecloud just arrived via trade, but could be on the move again soon. Meanwhile, Rasmus Andersson has finally joined the Vegas Golden Knights after visa issues.