Calgary Flames star Nazem Kadri has been at the forefront of NHL trade rumours over the past weeks, mainly focused on a reunion with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
When Calgary Flames fans think about the organization’s prospects, a few names immediately come to mind. Understandably, fans are excited about Zayne Parekh.
The Calgary Flames have yet to trade Rasmus Andersson. It feels like we keep beating a dead horse, but it’s this team’s biggest storyline right now. Fans are eager to see what happens with the Swedish defenceman, as the ship has likely sailed regarding an extension with the Flames.
With the 211th pick, the Calgary Flames selected left-shot centre Yan Matveiko from CSKA Red Army in the MHL. Matveiko, born in August 2006, was in his second year of draft eligibility.
Sometimes, you can never get over the one that got away. In the case of the Toronto Maple Leafs, there’s plenty of chatter that a former member of the Original Six franchise could be heading back their way.
Rory Kerins’ story in the 2024-25 season is one of the most compelling and impressive underdog stories the Flames organization saw all season. His name was not really on anyone’s mind going into the year and while he was taking a roster spot in the AHL, no one could predict he would do what he did.
The future of Rasmus Andersson in Calgary remains one of the key storylines to watch this offseason. There are conflicting reports about his status with the team and his willingness to be traded, which may limit his list of potential extension destinations to only one team.
Folks, college hockey has always been one of the lifelines of the Calgary Flames. Some really splendid hockey players came to the Flames via the NCAA; among them names like Joe Nieuwendyk, Joe Mullen, Jamie Macoun, Joel Otto and Johnny Gaudreau.
Trade speculation is beginning to swirl around Nazem Kadri, and the Calgary Flames forward is all for it. While he didn’t confirm there was anything to the speculation, Kadri didn’t seem to mind that his name was being linked in trade talks, specifically to the Toronto Maple Leafs.
With the 208th pick, the Calgary Flames selected right-handed defenceman Jakob Leander out of HV71 in the Swedish National League. Leander is a rangy 6’4″, 200-pound defenceman who plays a stay-at-home style with little to no offensive production.
When you look at his stat sheet and game log, one thing is pretty evident about Theo Stockselius: the kid played a ton of good hockey during the 2024-25 season.
Calgary Flames center Nazem Kadri has broken his silence on the trade rumors linking him to the Toronto Maple Leafs in a possible offseason move that would see him return to his first NHL team.
Rasmus Andersson appears to be on the move this off-season, but now David Pagnotta has revealed that a trade hinges on Bowen Byram's future. For weeks now, it has seemed as though the Calgary Flames were on the verge of trading star defenseman Rasmus Andersson, but as of yet, no type of deal has come to fruition.
With the 176th pick, the Calgary Flames selected forward Aidan Lane out of St. Andrew’s College. Being another winger in the Flames’ system, Lane has the potential to turn into another value pick chosen in the later rounds.
The Calgary Flames have been relatively quiet to start the offseason. However, their biggest priority still needs attention. Connor Zary, the Flames’ first-round pick of the 2020 NHL Entry Draft, remains without a contract and is currently a restricted free agent.
Over the past few days, Nazem Kadri’s name has been brought up in several trade rumours around the NHL, primarily involving a deal sending him back to the Toronto Maple Leafs to serve as their second-line centre.
Across hockey, one of the bigger stories over the past year has been the NCAA changing their eligibility requirements for incoming players. For the first time, we’ve seen players from Canadian major junior hockey become eligible to play in college, and it’s led to a lot of player movement.
The Calgary Flames ended last season inches away from the playoffs and gon into next season in a very similar position. The team has made remarkably few moves, and except for the impending trade of Rasmus Andersson, appears ready to start the season nearly the same as it ended last season.
The NHL draft is over, and the rush surrounding free agency has settled. NHL fans are sitting around waiting for their teams to make a blockbuster trade, the release of the schedule, and, quite honestly, anything else.
We’re still in the aftermath of the 2025 NHL Draft, gang, and across the hockey-related interwebs, some of our friends are breaking down how the draft has impacted various NHL clubs’ prospect cupboards.
Welcome back. It’s time for Daily Faceoff’s third annual NHL Prospect Pool Breakdown, looking at the best all 32 teams have to offer. We’re highlighting the top 10 prospects for every franchise, their biggest strengths and weaknesses and so much more.
Hockey and sports in general can be broken down into moments. Some moments are bigger than others and chart the course of a franchise and an entire league.
The Calgary Flames have agreed to terms on a one-year, two-way contract with restricted free agent forward Sam Morton, the club announced Wednesday morning.