The hockey world has received some very sad news out of Russia. Early on Thursday morning, reports circulated that former Calgary Flames forward Andrei Kuzmenko’s father, Alexander, had been killed in a bear attack in Russia.
If training camp is any indication, the 2026-27 season could be a breakout year of sorts for Calgary Flames defenceman Zayne Parekh. The 20-year-old remains one of the most exciting prospects in the organization after being drafted ninth overall in 2024, and Flames fans are hoping to see big strides out of him this coming season.
After years of fans begging to see a 2004 throwback jersey, the Calgary Flames finally announced that the iconic black 'C' will be making a return in 2026/27, just in time to bid farewell to the Scotiabank Saddledome.
Friends, hockey season has begun! When it comes to the Calgary Flames, we’re at the point where a good chunk of their system’s prospects have started playing, and a bunch more will get going quite soon.
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.
The Calgary Flames 2026/27 season is all about prioritizing the future, with the organization having one of the best prospect pools in the National Hockey League as they look to continue a rebuild that has clearly been a long time coming.
Preseason matchups are always a source of great contention. Some fans will be adamant that they don’t actually matter, whereas others are convinced that they do.
On Thursday evening, the Calgary Flames will play the third of their four scheduled exhibition games as part of their 2026-27 pre-season schedule. And when they suit up against the Seattle Kraken, they’ll have a very interesting player in their lineup.
The Calgary Flames have made a couple roster moves on Wednesday, as they regroup after Tuesday’s pre-season win against Vancouver and prepare for Thursday’s pre-season game in Seattle.
The countdown is on for the season opener for the Calgary Wranglers and there are quite a few things to establish at the start of the new year. With them clearing out most of last year’s roster, new players have a chance to make their mark in the Flames prospect pool.
Several young NHL defensemen are entering the 2026 season with bigger opportunities and higher expectations. Some have already flashed star potential, while others are finally getting the role needed to show what they can do. Here are three defensemen poised for a breakout season.
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 Calgary Flames lost their pre-season opener against the Seattle Kraken, but on Tuesday, we saw the first look at their true NHL lineup as the team took on another division rival in the Vancouver Canucks.
The Calgary Flames will need to make some decisions ahead of Sept. 28’s roster finalization deadline. As it stands, the Flames’ roster sits at 41 players with NHL contracts, 18 more than the maximum of 23.
Last season, the Calgary Flames roster underwent plenty of change, and on the blue line the team saw the most change as both Mackenzie Weegar and Rasmus Andersson, long-term veterans on the Flames defensive group were traded, with the team opting to rely on the youth to lead them forward.
Morgan Frost has yet to find his fit as a member of the Calgary Flames. The 27-year-old Aurora, Ontario native is in the final year of his contract, and what his future holds looms just on the horizon.
The Calgary Flames hosted the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday evening at the Scotiabank Saddledome, winning by a 3-1 score. The Canucks brought a fairly youthful – AHL-level, really – line-up, and so the flow of the game was rather tilted towards the home side.
The Calgary Flames are expected to struggle throughout the 2026-27 season, but that doesn’t mean they will be a boring watch. After trading Rasmus Andersson, Nazem Kadri, MacKenzie Weegar, and Blake Coleman, it’s a new era in Calgary, with plenty of young faces expected to step in and make big impacts.
The Calgary Flames reached the midway mark of their pre-season schedule on Tuesday evening when they hosted – and beat – the Vancouver Canucks at the Scotiabank Saddledome.
Gang, you know how sometimes, you can see two lineups on paper and kind of have an inkling of how a hockey game is going to go? Well, that’s the type of evening that unfolded at the Scotiabank Saddledome as the Calgary Flames met the Vancouver Canucks in exhibition action.
During the final National Hockey League season at the Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary Flames fans will be treated to some new threads, some classic threads, and some retro threads.
To commemorate their final season at the iconic Scotiabank Saddledome, the Calgary Flames have thrown it back to their 2004 Stanley Cup Final run with special new alternate jerseys.
With the Calgary Flames set to deploy a veteran-laden lineup in their preseason clash with the Vancouver Canucks at the Scotiabank Saddledome on Tuesday, fans will get the opportunity to take a first look at the team’s three major offseason acquisitions on home ice.
Some teams have rosters where you look and immediately see where the strength is. With the Calgary Flames, that might be the goaltending. That's a pretty good thing to have.
When the Calgary Flames made their initial training camp cuts, it included the expected names. Those were junior players who were looking to get their season started this past weekend.
One of the final remaining restricted free agents has signed a new contract for the 2026-27 season. According to a team announcement, the Calgary Flames have signed forward Brennan Othmann to a one-year, two-way contract.