Gang, when you look at the history of the Calgary Flames, generally-speaking there have been seasons where they have “it” and seasons where they do not.
We are midway through the 2025-26 season. Now, it’s time to hear what you, the fans, are feeling about the Calgary Flames. The Win Column is conducting a survey to get your thoughts on management, coaching, ownership, players, ideology, and more.
A familiar face has returned to junior hockey. This is the Dec. 30- Jan. 6 edition of the Flames prospect round-up, where we look at how Calgary Flames prospects have done every week.
On Monday, Calgary Flames defender Zayne Parekh captured a bronze medal at the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He also set a Canadian record for most points by a defenceman in a single World Junior tournament, missing the overall blueliner points record by a single point.
The Calgary Flames announced two transactions today, placing forward John Beecher on injured reserve and recalling Zayne Parekh from his loan to the Canadian National Junior Team.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Calgary Flames’ forward depth will be tested over the next little while, and it will possibly result in some opportunity for some of the organization’s up-and-comers.
The Calgary Flames will be without one of their depth forwards for some time. The team announced on Tuesday that John Beecher will be out week-to-week with an upper-body injury.
If you are a Calgary Flames fan, this year’s World Junior tournament offered an exciting glimpse into the future of the organization. What the Flames lacked in quantity of representation, they more than made up for in quality.
Zayne Parekh finished off a historic performance at the World Juniors in Minnesota with a bronze medal and the record for points by a Canadian defenceman in a single tournament.
It was time to hand out medals at the 2026 World Juniors. In the bronze medal game, it was not the medal Canada wanted to be playing for, but the stakes were still high.
Just when it looked like the Calgary Flames were on a fast track to the playoffs, they’ve dropped two in a row in ugly fashion. After a big loss last night, they’re once again multiple points away from both the playoffs and last place as they enter the second half of the season.
The Calgary Flames struggled to beat the Seattle Kraken goaltender, only getting one goal in a 5-1 defeat at home. CF% – 57.44%|| SCF% – 52.75%|| HDCF% – 48.66%|| xGF% – 45.77% It’s a Team Game – It was honestly the kind of game you would expect from two teams near the bottom of the standings.
Calgary Flames defenseman Zayne Parekh spoke again after Canada’s bronze-medal victory at the World Juniors, his first media availability since his New Year’s Day comments describing NHL players as “robots” with “no personality” in the media.
The Calgary Flames did a lot of good things on Monday night at home against the Seattle Kraken. They scored first. They out-shot the Kraken in all three periods.
The Calgary Flames played two strong periods against the Seattle Kraken on Monday night. They needed to play three, though. The Kraken survived a strong 40 minutes from the Flames, then took over the game in the third period en route to a 5-1 win over the Flames.
As the Calgary Flames hit the ice for warm-up in advance of their game with the Seattle Kraken on Monday night, they announced a transaction. The club has called up goaltender Owen Say from the American Hockey League’s Calgary Wranglers under emergency conditions.
What a tournament it’s been for Zayne Parekh. While the Calgary Flames’ top prospect won’t be taking home the gold medal, settling for the bronze medal
The Flames have recalled left wing prospect William Strömgren from the AHL’s Calgary Wranglers, per a team announcement. Calgary had been rolling with an open roster spot, so no corresponding transaction is required.
The halfway mark of the 2025–26 season is here, and it was a roller coaster first half for the Calgary Flames. After the worst start in franchise history, the team played some solid hockey to close out 2025, climbing their way all the way back to .500 at one point.
While most of the trade talk this season has focused on flashy forwards, Rasmus Andersson has quietly become the most coveted prize on the blue line. He isn’t exactly a “sleeper” in the sense that people don’t know him, but he’s a sleeper in how much he could fundamentally change a contender’s fortunes.
3:30 PM: The NHL Department of Player Safety announced this afternoon that Beecher will be suspended one game as a result of last night’s roughing incident.