There are four Calgary Flames players who must clear waivers for the first time in 2026–27 if the club wishes to assign them to the AHL’s Calgary Wranglers.
Over the past three years, the Calgary Flames have knocked it out of the park in each and every NHL Draft, and while not all the talent is at the National Hockey League level yet, the more and more this team continues to rebuild, the more exciting the future becomes.
The Calgary Flames will begin the main portion of training camp on Thursday morning, hitting the ice for the first time with the more veteran group. The
The Calgary Flames have announced their training camp roster, and their camp schedule, for the 2026-27’s main camp. The roster includes 40 players under
One of the most exciting prospects in the Calgary Flames system will be wearing a letter for one of college hockey’s best teams. On Wednesday, the University of North Dakota’s men’s hockey team announced its leadership group for the 2026-27 season.
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.
Friends, the Calgary Flames hit the ice this past week for prospects training camp, and main camp is right around the corner. But elsewhere, in Soviet Russia, the regular season is already underway.
In the past three years under Craig Conroy, the Calgary Flames have done more to build their prospect pool than the organization did in the last five years under Brad Treliving, with the franchise as a whole finally coming to accept the idea of a rebuild.
Since they arrived in town back in 2022, the Calgary Wranglers have had a great deal of success. In each of their first three seasons, the Wranglers qualified for the Calder Cup playoffs – and they won playoff rounds in their first two seasons.
The Calgary Flames are building for the future, and while the team don't yet have elite level veterans on the squad, they've got several intriguing role players that will be trusted to help lead this team through the rebuild and out the other side around their young prospect pool.
The notion that Calgary Flame’s star rookie defenceman Zayne Parekh, has an attitude issue has been floating around for a few months now, dating back to last season.
Hockey is right around the corner. On Monday, Calgary Flames’ prospects took on the Edmonton Oilers’ prospects in the second annual NextGen game, the first real taste of hockey this fall.
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 have made a significant investment in Simon Nemec, and understandably so. The 22-year-old defenceman was selected second overall by the New Jersey Devils in the 2022 NHL Draft and has already shown flashes of the player he could eventually become.
Following Monday’s NextGen Showcase and Tuesday’s practice, the Calgary Flames have begun reducing their training camp group, assigning seven players back to their major junior clubs.
Connor Zary being cleared for training camp is one of those updates that sounds pretty routine until you think about what it could mean for the Calgary Flames.
Given the current direction of the Calgary Flames, a lot of discussion has recently centred around the club’s drafting and player development. For the club to build themselves up to sustainable contention, they’re going to need to draft well and develop players effectively into NHLers.
While the pre-season and regular season are still days away, Calgary Flames hockey got started at the Saddledome on Monday night, with the Flames prospects taking on the Edmonton Oilers in the first Battle of Alberta in 2026/27.
The recent eligibility changes in the NCAA have had a big impact on the types of players that have headed to college and led to all sorts of big changes to college hockey.
The Calgary Flames didn't make too many moves this off-season, with the team hoping that improvement comes from within whether it be the young core already at the NHL level or the arrival of several key prospects throughout the season.
During the summer, The Athletic did its annual list of the 10 worst contracts in the NHL, and once again, Jonathan Huberdeau of the Calgary Flames topped that list.
The Calgary Flames’ prospects hosted the Edmonton Oilers’ prospects at the Scotiabank Saddledome on Monday night in the NextGen Showcase. The Oilers won by a 6-1 score, but the Flames played decently for big chunks of the game.
The Calgary Flames hosted the Edmonton Oilers on Monday evening in a clash of each club’s prospects training camp rosters, dubbed the NextGen Showcase.
Last season, the Calgary Flames got their first extended look at prospect Zayne Parekh, and while there was some good in his performances, for the most part, it was a disappointing campaign from the young defenseman.
Last fall, every player who had ever scored a season-opening goal for the Calgary Wranglers was on the roster at the start of the year. By the summer of 2026, only one remained.
Here’s something worth digging into with the Calgary Flames this season. And it’s not that the team’s going to be bad. According to a recent breakdown from Luca Pampena’s Pacific Division Preview 2026-2027, there’s a genuine contradiction sitting at the center of this roster, and it’s worth talking about.
Calgary Flames forward Jonathan Huberdeau will miss the start of the 2026-27 season as he continues to recover from a hip resurfacing surgery performed in the Spring, general manager Craig Conroy told Pat Steinberg of Flames Now 770.