The Calgary Flames made a splash in the NCAA free agent market. They have signed undrafted free agent Tyson Gross out of St. Cloud State. The contract is a two-way, two year contract with an average annual value of $975,000.
As we look forward to June and the upcoming 2026 NHL Draft, Calgary Flames fans have a lot to anticipate. As the Flames enter into a rebuild, this season’s draft might be their chance to expedite this seemingly unending rebuild.
It sounds like a Calgary kid, and the top player available in this year’s college free agency class, has signed with his hometown team. Per multiple reports, most notably from Sportsnet’s Eric Francis, the Calgary Flames have signed college free agent centre Tyson Gross to an entry-level contract.
The Calgary Flames are probably not having the season they wanted, as they’re near the bottom of the Pacific Division with a 25-32 record. They were in trade rumors before the deadline, but it would have taken a lot for them to get out of that hole if they wanted to be buyers.
After rampant speculation that the Flames were closing in as the favourites to land hometown NCAA free agent Tyson Gross, the signing has been made official this morning.
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
The Calgary Flames rebuild is coming along nicely. Last week was a busy one for the Flames. Earlier in January, they moved Rasmus Andersson to the Vegas Golden Knights for a first and a second, prospect Abram Wiebe, and Zach Whitecloud.
The Calgary Flames have signed top NCAA unrestricted free agent Tyson Gross to an entry-level contract, the club announced, according to Sportsnet’s Eric Francis.
The trade deadline is now behind us, and for the Calgary Flames, they’re on track to miss the playoffs for the fourth season in a row. With that being said, focus can now be shifted towards the offseason, as the Flames have a chance to be busy during the summer.
Since the calendar flipped over from 2025 to 2026, the Calgary Flames have made a few big trades. Rasmus Andersson? Off to Vegas. MacKenzie Weegar? Gone to Utah.
It’s been a busy week in the Calgary Flames’ prospect world, as a couple of prospects were acquired and the college post-season has begun. This is the Mar.
Calgary native Tyson Gross is one of the top undrafted free agents available coming out of college this season. His hometown Flames are on the shortlist of teams the center is considering signing with, and he will make his decision in the next few days, Eric Francis of Sportsnet reports.
The Calgary Flames made two significant moves ahead of the trade deadline, trading MacKenzie Weegar to Utah and Nazem Kadri to Colorado. In addition to moving two valuable, respected veteran players, they also moved a lot of salary cap off the books – $6.25 million for Weegar and $5.6 million for Kadri.
The Calgary Flames are in the early stages of what is now appearing to be a full-fledged rebuild. Over the last two months, they have traded Rasmus Andersson, MacKenzie Weegar, and Nazem Kadri.
The Calgary Flames are entering a pivotal era in franchise history, and the next three NHL Drafts could ultimately determine the trajectory of the organization for the next decade.
There’s an old saying in sports that ownership likes to keep the money on the field, or on the ice, in the case of hockey. As such, teams try not to spend money on players not playing for them, such as buying out deals, burying contracts in the AHL, or retaining salary in trades.
It was a busy and productive trade deadline for the Calgary Flames as they added three new prospects to the system. These three prospects are forwards Jonathan Castagna, Max Curran, and Brennan Othmann.
It has been just under a week since the Calgary Flames shocked us all. They shipped off MacKenzie Weegar to the Utah Mammoth for a package of future assets.
The Calgary Flames ended up on the wrong side of a 4-0 game against the New York Rangers, struggling to get their chances past Jonathan Quick. CF% – 42.86%|| SCF% – 33.08%|| HDCF% – 33.39%|| xGF% – 39.9% It’s a Team Game – It wasn’t the worst outing for the Flames, but their inability to score remained prevalent in their game.
The Calgary Flames and New York Rangers clashed in Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night, with both teams playing on the back half of back-to-back sets with travel.
I love a good story, and this one feels like it could be a really good one. There’s something quietly exciting about seeing Ryan Strome slip on a new jersey.
Two top prospects will bolster the Calgary Flames roster after shaking up their lineup at the Trade Deadline. Winger Matvei Gridin and defenseman Hunter Brzustewicz have both been recalled per a team announcement.
Calgary Flames defenseman Zach Whitecloud exited Saturday’s game against the Carolina Hurricanes and did not return after an awkward collision with Nikolaj Ehlers late in the first period.
The Calgary Flames took a decisive step toward reshaping their future at the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline, making multiple moves that signal a clear organizational direction.
Before Craig Conroy took over as their general manager in 2023, the Calgary Flames had made multiple picks in the first round of a single NHL Draft just once.
The Nazem Kadri trade came out of nowhere right at the deadline, and it didn’t feel like it was going to happen. For a couple of days, it looked like it was on, then everything went dead quiet, like it was dead, then bam — it was back to life.