As part of the NHL’s annual free agent frenzy, longtime Calgary Flames backup goaltender Dan Vladar signed a two-year, $6.7 million contract with the Philadelphia Flyers.
The offseason has arrived for half of the league’s teams that aren’t taking part in the playoffs plus those already eliminated through the first couple of rounds. Accordingly, it’s time to examine what they will need to accomplish over the coming months. Next up is a look at Calgary.
It’s been a rough stretch for the Calgary Wranglers. Since the beginning of 2025, the Wranglers have played 34 games. They’ve posted an 11-17-6 record, which comes on the heels of a 2024 portion of the schedule that saw them go 21-9-1.
The Calgary Flames announced today that they have signed University of Notre Dame netminder Owen Say to a one-year two-way deal beginning next season. Here’s everything you need to know about him: The 23-year-old netminder played his early hockey in London, Ontario, with the London Knights junior system.
The Calgary Wranglers had two players and a coach hop on a flight to Coachella Valley after their weekend series against Abbotsford to attend the AHL All-Star Classic.
In last week’s prospect update, we outlined the changes that the Calgary Wranglers have endured lately. We won’t belabour the point, but they’re without their head coach, their star goalie and their leading scorer – three pieces that aren’t easy to replace.
Earlier this month, the American Hockey League announced that goaltender Devin Cooley and forward Rory Kerins would represent the Calgary Wranglers at the 2025 AHL All-Star Classic in Palm Desert, California in early February.
On Wednesday, during a pretty news-filled day already, the American Hockey League announced the rosters for its upcoming 2025 AHL All-Star Classic. Representing the Calgary Wranglers at the event will be goaltender Devin Cooley and forward Rory Kerins.
The Calgary Flames announced Friday that the club has recalled goaltender Devin Cooley on an emergency basis in response to Dan Vladar being sidelined day-to-day with a lower-body injury.
The Calgary Wranglers are off to an awesome start to the 2024-25 American Hockey League season. As part of that several of their players have performed really well in their roles.
Invermere, British Columbia product Wade Dubielewicz set the American Hockey League record for the highest save percentage in a single season when he posted a .946 over 33 games with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers back in 2003-04.
Calgary Wranglers goaltender Devin Cooley has been named the recipient of the American Hockey League’s player of the week award for the period ending November 10, the league announced Monday morning.
The Winnipeg Jets continue to be the story of the NHL with their historic 14-1-0 start to the season. The Jets’ balanced attack continues to set the standard for offence, as Winnipeg leads the league with 67 goals scored.
Devin Cooley is taking the American Hockey League by storm this season. The 27-year-old Calgary Wranglers’ netminder is currently lighting it up in the AHL, posting a 7-2-0 record through his first nine appearances, including an impressive 1.54 goals against average and .953 save percentage.
The Calgary Flames received some good news and bad news on Monday morning during the league-wide waiver crunch. Per Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, forward Jakob Pelletier and goaltender Devin Cooley cleared waivers.
In advance of Monday’s roster deadline, the Calgary Flames made their final waiver moves of training camp. Per multiple reports, the Flames have placed Jakob Pelletier, Cole Schwindt and Devin Cooley on waivers.
We’re in the final week of training camps across the National Hockey League, and clubs are working hard on making their final roster decisions to trim down their rosters to the league-mandated 23-man maximum by this coming Monday’s deadline.
When the Calgary Flames originally signed Devin Cooley to a two-year contract in free agency, most assumed it was to fill a third-string role. That may still be the case, as the organization found themselves down a goaltender following a trade that sent starter Jacob Markstrom to the New Jersey Devils.
The Calgary Flames have seen some big changes in the crease between the end of the 2023-24 season and the start of training camp, which has paved the way for Dustin Wolf to be on the team on a full-time basis.
You could be forgiven if you had conceptualized the Calgary Flames’ goaltending competition for the 2024-25 season as a two-horse race. Dan Vladar has been the incumbent backup for three seasons and between his recent hip surgery and the departure of Jacob Markstrom, he seems poised to make a run at a larger role.
The Calgary Flames have signed goaltender Devin Cooley to a two-year contract worth $775,000 per season. Cooley, 27, appeared in his first six NHL games with the San Jose Sharks during the 2023-24 season, posting a 2-3-1 record and an .878 save percentage.
Devin Cooley’s feel-good journey to the San Jose Sharks is well documented. When it happened, it seemed the trade deadline deal was simply a move to bring a hometown player into the mix to close out the season.
When the San Jose Sharks acquired Los Gatos native Devin Cooley at the Trade Deadline, it was just a feel-good story, nothing more. Cooley, after all, was an undrafted 26-year-old who had never played an NHL game.
Devin Cooley’s new mask is here, just in time for another start, and it’s full of personal touches. Cooley is still waiting to replace his Buffalo Sabres’ royal blue pads, but the San Jose Sharks netminder’s custom mask has arrived.
In another goaltending move, moments after trading Kaapo Kahkonen to the New Jersey Devils for Vitek Vanecek, the San Jose Sharks are acquiring Devin Cooley from the Buffalo Sabres for a 2025 seventh-round pick.