Nazem Kadri scored the shootout-deciding goal to give the host Calgary Flames a 3-2 victory over the Dallas Stars on Saturday. Matt Coronato and Joel Farabee also scored for the Flames, who moved out of the league basement with a second consecutive win.
The Calgary Flames had an odd night against the Dallas Stars on Saturday. Their overall game was a bit clunky and they were on their heels for big chunks of play.
The Calgary Flames have reached an impasse, stuck between whether to push for contention or rebuild after a few up-and-down seasons. That gap widened on Friday, when team president Don Maloney said that the team shouldn’t blow up to try and build up the future in an interview with Sportsnet’s Eric Francis.
A recent interview has poured gasoline on an already blazing fire in Calgary. The President of Hockey Operations of the Calgary Flames, Don Maloney, said the fans have no appetite for a rebuild and suggested the team won’t be making big trades ahead of this season’s NHL Trade Deadline.
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.
We’re a quarter of the way through the 2025-26 NHL season, and it’s getting to the point where Calgary Flames fans are desperate for the team to start moving forward and make some trades.
The Calgary Flames confirmed Friday that rookie forward Samuel Honzek had surgery to repair an upper-body injury, with a projected recovery of up to six months.
Samuel Honzek's season is likely finished after the Calgary Flames announced Friday that the rookie forward would miss up to six months to recover from upper-body surgery.
Calgary Flames rookie forward Sam Honzek underwent surgery on Thursday to address an upper-body injury and will miss up to six months while recovering, according to multiple reports.
Calgary Flames forward Sam Honzek is set to miss up to six months after undergoing surgery this week, the team announced on Friday. Honzek sustained an upper-body injury in last Saturday’s contest against the Winnipeg Jets.
The Calgary Flames opened the 2025-26 National Hockey League season with a clear goal: to qualify for the Stanley Cup playoffs. 22 games into their schedule, it’s become abundantly clear: they’re going to fail to reach that goal.
Gang, the 2025-26 season hasn’t gone according to plan for the Calgary Flames. Their playoff hopes are faint and dwindling. Top prospect Zayne Parekh struggled at times and then suffered an injury a couple weeks back against Chicago.
The Calgary Flames are one of the teams near the bottom of the Western Conference standings. They had expectations of being a playoff team this season after finishing with 96 points and missing out on the playoffs because of tiebreakers, with the St.
Normally, when a team ranks 32nd in the league and is heading for its worst season ever, management fires the coach. Although when it comes to the Calgary Flames, there isn’t a world where, in the near future, we will see Ryan Huska get the boot.
We’re a couple months into the hockey season, and pretty soon we’ll be into December… and major tournaments will soon be upon us. And there’s a pretty good chance that the Calgary Flames will have some prospects playing in these tournaments.
The quarter mark of the 2025–26 season is mercifully here, and boy, was it a rough one for the Calgary Flames. In fact, it was the worst first quarter in Flames franchise history.
One defenseman from the Calgary Flames continues to command attention around the league. Trade talks have gone silent as the NHL regular season progresses, but as American Thanksgiving nears, the playoff picture is beginning to take shape.
Flames defenseman Zayne Parekh will be on Canada’s roster for the World Junior Championship when it’s announced in December, Eric Francis of Sportsnet reports.