Folks, hockey is a strange game sometimes. Earlier this season, it’s probably not unfair to say that the Calgary Flames had a more stacked roster than they do right now.
This season has been a write-off for Calgary Flames fans, with the only thing left to hope for is a high draft pick. However, in the midst of a down season, the Flames have quietly earned their fourth win in a row last night, their longest winning streak of the season.
There’s a lot to love about the future of the Calgary Flames right now. With the prospect pool that they have, the team’s current rebuild has the potential for a quick turnaround.
With the NCAA, Russian, and Scandinavian regular seasons now concluded, a large portion of Flames prospects are now gearing up for the playoffs. Expect the intensity to ramp up, and teams like UND, Denver, and Djurgårdens IF U20 all to make deep runs in their respective leagues with Flames prospects.
The Flames played a steady game against the Los Angeles Kings and eventually came away with a 3-2 shootout victory. CF% – 38.87%|| SCF% – 44.6%|| HDCF% – 42.6%|| xGF% – 44.35% It’s a Team Game – The Flames just earned their longest winning streak of the season – at 4 games – with this victory over the Kings.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
Yegor Sharangovich scored the shootout-winning goal to give the host Calgary Flames a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday and run their winning streak to a season-best four games.
The Calgary Flames welcomed the Los Angeles Kings to town on Tuesday night. The Flames were on a three game heater, the Kings on a three game losing streak.
The Calgary Flames have made a slew of big trades since mid January, adding a bunch of roster players, prospects and draft choices. We’ve delved into how the new NHL players have been faring with the Flames.
The 2025-26 season has been a tough one across the board for the Calgary Flames organization. One player in particular has been under heavy scrutiny and media attention this season.
Welcome to the best time of the year: Playoff time. This is the Mar. 20-23 edition of the Calgary Flames prospect round-up, where we look at how Flames prospects have done every week.
The Calgary Flames have made some changes to their roster throughout the regular season. Most prominently, the Flames made four pretty significant trades between mid January and March’s trade deadline that sent out some established players and brought in four new faces to the big club’s lineup.
Friends, let’s get one thing out of the way straight away: the Calgary Flames were never going to lose every single game after the trade deadline. We often see a few things happen to teams after the trade deadline passes and clubs make their moves: Teams that added big pieces try to figure out chemistry with their new mix of players.
The Calgary Wranglers were kept off the scoreboard in their match up against the Bakersfield Condors on Saturday. On Sunday, they looked to reactivate their scoring against another Pacific Division opponent, the San Diego Gulls.
The Calgary Flames were able to stretch things to overtime where they used some rookie magic to come out on top with the 4-3 victory in overtime over the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Ryan Strome scored the winning goal in overtime to give the host Calgary Flames a 4-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Sunday. Victor Olofsson, Morgan Frost and Mickael Backlund also scored for the Flames (29-34-7, 65 points), who have won three straight games.
Florida’s A.J. Greer has been suspended for three games for boarding Calgary’s Connor Zary. The NHL’s Department of Player Safety released its findings on Sunday, along with a video explaining its reasoning.
Calgary Flames forward Connor Zary won’t play on Sunday and is day-to-day with an upper-body injury he sustained after being hit from behind by Florida Panthers forward A.J.
Joel Farabee and Victor Olofsson scored second-period goals and the host Calgary Flames rode the momentum to a 4-1 victory over the Florida Panthers on Friday.
Calgary Flames defenseman Zayne Parekh thrived at the 2026 World Junior Championships for Canada, finishing the tournament with five goals and eight assists for 13 points in seven games, helping them earn a bronze medal.
There was no sophomore slump for Dustin Wolf—mostly because the Calgary Flames haven’t given him the time to have one. After a stellar 2024-25 season that earned him a spot on the NHL All-Rookie Team, the 24-year-old has spent this year proving he can shoulder one of the heaviest workloads in professional hockey.
Since the moment he was selected ninth overall in the 2024 draft, Zayne Parekh has been viewed by many as the saviour of the Calgary Flames. With the organization having already begun to shift to somewhat of a rebuilding stage at the time he was selected, he was immediately viewed as a massive part of the future.