Folks, we’re obviously all a bit caught up in the 2024 trade deadline pandemonium. But once March 1 hit the calendar, another important period began: the opening of the window for teams to sign players to entry-level deals that begin next season.
The Calgary Wranglers started a four-game homestand on Friday afternoon after being on the road for seven straight games. They hosted the San Diego Gulls for the first of two on back-to-back days.
The Calgary Flames made a trade this past week. Elias Lindholm is now a Vancouver Canuck. And the Flames have a couple new defencemen in their prospect pool.
When he was hired as Calgary Flames general manager, Craig Conroy pledged to give young players a chance. And if you look at the Flames’ current roster, that’s happening.
The Calgary Wranglers and Manitoba Moose continued their weekend series for a Sunday matinee. The Wranglers took game one by a 4-2 score and were looking for a series sweep.
The Calgary Flames have reportedly joined in on the waiver wire action. Via Chris Johnston (of various places), among others, the Flames have reportedly placed goaltender Oscar Dansk, defenceman Colton Poolman, and forwards Clark Bishop and Ben Jones on waivers.
The Calgary Flames goaltender Oscar Dansk is back with the franchise for another year.
Newly-minted Calgary Flames general manager Craig Conroy has made his first move. Per a club announcement, the Flames have re-signed goaltender Oscar Dansk to a one-year, two-way deal worth the league minimum of $775,000 at the NHL level.
Under the shadow of Dustin Wolf is a tough place to be in but Oscar Dansk embraced his role with the Calgary Wranglers in 2022-23 with grace. Dansk took some of the weight off of Wolf and split up his stretches of back to back games.
While the Calgary Flames had some goaltending challenges at the National Hockey League level, the Calgary Wranglers had a strong goaltending year. On the ice, Dustin Wolf won basically everything that a goaltender can win, including being named the AHL’s Most Valuable Player.
The Calgary Wranglers kicked off their last regular season series on Wednesday night with an evening match-up against the Abbotsford Canucks. They were without their starter, Dustin Wolf, but that was only a temporary absence.
The Calgary Wranglers had a scoring eruption in their first game back home from their road trip. They played their third of four game straight against the Colorado Eagles and had a very busy night for their goal lamp.
The Calgary Wranglers made their 2023 debut at home against the Abbotsford Canucks on Monday night. Oscar Dansk got the start in net and there was a pretty decent crowd of 4,195 to welcome the Wranglers back home.
The Calgary Wranglers were back in action against the Bakersfield Condors after dealing a 9-2 stomping on Wednesday night. This second game also ended up going the Wranglers’ way.
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