The 2026 Calgary Flames Prospect Rankings are now complete, and all of our profiles are out in the world. Now, here’s the opportunity to peek behind the curtain at how our writers voted and how the results were tabulated.
When he was selected by the Calgary Flames in the 2025 NHL Draft, the thought was that Swedish-born centreman Theo Stockselius was a bit physically under-developed due to some medical issues he had a few years back.
There is something refreshing about watching the Calgary Flames these days. For years, it seemed as if the organization was caught in that NHL middle ground where it wasn't quite good enough to contend, but wasn't quite willing to admit that it needed to rebuild either.
Jonathan Huberdeau must feel like he’s stranded on an island. Over the last three seasons of Calgary Flames hockey, Huberdeau has been one of the few constants while virtually every other established player in the organization has been sent off to greener pastures.
Calgary-born Matt Rempe is a rare breed in today’s NHL. In an era where the role of enforcer is nearly extinct, Rempe remains. Rempe’s game is straight out of the era of guys like Donald Brashear, Derek Boogaard and Georges Laraque.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
Welcome to the final spot of The Win Column 2026 Calgary Flames Prospect Rankings. Ranked 1st on our list is the ninth overall pick of the 2024 NHL Draft: Zayne Parekh.
Andrew Basha got a half season preview at pro hockey last year with the Calgary Wranglers before finishing off the year with the Medicine Hat Tigers. While
Five years later, and captain Mikael Backlund is the only player who remains from the 2021-22 Pacific Division-winning Calgary Flames team heading into 2026-27.
Welcome to The Win Column 2026 Calgary Flames Prospect Rankings. Ranked 2nd on our list is the 6th overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft: Carson Carels. After having quite the miserable season, the Flames drafted Carels out of the WHL.
Every contender needs a competent bottom six. The Calgary Flames are still years away from contending, but with the 36th overall pick, they selected Chase Harrington.
The 2026–27 NHL season is quickly approaching. Before it kicks off, let’s take advantage of the dog days of summer and start looking ahead at expectations for the Calgary Flames and their roster.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The 2026-27 season may not see the Calgary Flames win a lot of games, but that doesn’t mean it’s not an important one. Still in the early stages of a rebuild,
By virtue of his strong junior year at St. Cloud State University, followed by a strong first six NHL games during the 2025-26 stretch drive, Tyson Gross is the only undrafted prospect in our 2026 Calgary Flames prospect rankings.
As we enter the final season of hockey at the historic Saddledome, we thought we would spend some time celebrating the history of the iconic building. So, throughout August, we’re taking a look back at key games and key moments in Saddledome history.
The new season is still two months away, but the pessimism regarding Calgary’s chances is already rife. Approaching the final year in the Saddledome, the Flames are many people’s favourites to finish at the bottom of the pile.
Jonathan Castagna was added to the Calgary Flames’ prospect pool in March as a piece of the MacKenzie Weegar trade with the Utah Mammoth that brought Olli Maatta to Calgary.
Welcome to The Win Column 2026 Calgary Flames Prospect Rankings. Ranked 3rd on our list is 2025 NHL Draft pick Cole Reschny. One of the most anticipated prospects since the Flames drafted him in 2025, Reschny was the first good centre prospect that they brought in during this rebuild.
The Calgary Flames did a lot with relatively little at the 2025 NHL Draft. Hamstrung from the start by the loss of their own first-round pick, which former
It’s been a relatively quiet summer in Calgary up front, as the Flames have been among the less active teams this offseason when it comes to movement within their forward group.
Our annual countdown of the top Calgary Flames prospects continues. Next up, the Flames new second round winger out of Russia, Alan Shaikhlislamov, finds himself at number 16.
The Calgary Flames enter the 2026–27 season in a transitional phase, having traded away several veteran pieces during the 2025–26 campaign and the offseason to accumulate draft capital and younger assets.
Though there isn’t much pressure on the Calgary Flames as a team this season, there are several individuals who need to step things up. While the team struggling in 2025-26 didn’t come as a surprise, the play of some of their expected top players certainly did.
A legendary voice of hockey in Calgary has been lost. On Thursday, former Calgary Flames radio broadcaster Peter Maher passed away at the age of 79. Maher was the radio play-by-play announcer for the Flames from the 1980-81 season, the team’s first in Calgary, until his retirement upon the completion of the 2013-14 season.
The next phase in sports radio in Calgary has finally begun, as the Calgary Flames announced on Wednesday that they’ve agreed to a five-year partnership with Corus Entertainment.