Saturday was a busy night for Canada’s NHL teams, and a few made statements that go a long way in both the standings and in building team confidence. The Edmonton Oilers have found their offense and reminded everyone why Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl are the league’s most deadly duo.
Calgary got on the board early and Dustin Wolf did the rest as the Calgary Flames beat the Utah Mammoth by a score of 2-0. CF% – 45.07%|| SCF% – 39.67%|| HDCF% – 41.89%|| xGF% – 42.16% It’s a Team Game – Personally, I do not think the Flames defended as well as they have been the last 3 weeks.
On Saturday evening, on Hockey Night in Canada, the Calgary Flames hosted the Utah Mammoth for the first of three in their three-game season series. The
Yegor Sharangovich scored in the opening minute and goaltender Dustin Wolf posted his second shutout of the season as the host Calgary Flames claimed a 2-0 victory over the Utah Mammoth on Saturday.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Calgary Flames hosted the Utah Mammoth on Saturday night in the Scotiabank Saddledome. The Mammoth were playing their second game in as many nights, but arguably were the more energetic outfit in this outing.
The Minnesota Wild and their hot streak went cold as the Calgary Flames impressed on the way to a 4-1 victory. CF% – 58.69%|| SCF% – 56.8%|| HDCF% – 50.23%|| xGF% – 54.22% It’s a Team Game – Calgary got nothing but better as the game went on.
There tends to be a prevailing theme amongst goalies that are become finalists for the Calder Trophy. Historic figures show that seventh-round picks tend not to make the National Hockey League, but Dustin Wolf is a rare exception.
Over a quarter way into the 2025-26 season, the Calgary Flames have a goalie sitting at the top of the league. It’s not who anyone would’ve guessed though.
The quarter mark of the 2025–26 season is mercifully here, and boy, was it a rough one for the Calgary Flames. In fact, it was the worst first quarter in Flames franchise history.
On Saturday night, the Calgary Flames did something they had not yet done in the month of November. They scored a power play goal. Matt Coronato’s goal,
Through his first 15 appearances in the 2025-26 season, Calgary Flames netminder Dustin Wolf had faced a shot roughly every two minutes of game action.
Dustin Wolf recorded his first shutout of the season, backstopping the host Calgary Flames to a 2-0 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Thursday. Blake Coleman and Sam Honzek scored for the Flames, who snapped a three-game losing streak.
On Thursday night, we saw the Calgary Flames host the San Jose Sharks at the Scotiabank Saddledome. The Flames came into the game last in the Western Conference with a 4-12-2 record, while the Sharks entered the night one point out of a Western Conference wild card playoff spot with an 8-6-3 record.
It’s hard to blame Dustin Wolf for feeling fed up. After another brilliant performance that ended in another loss — the Calgary Flames’ seventh straight — the 23-year-old netminder finally let his frustration show.
The Calgary Flames have stumbled out of the gates so far this season, failing to build upon last year’s surprising run to a 41-27-14 record that saw them rack up 96 points and just barely miss out on a stacked playoff field in the Western Conference.
Dustin Wolf’s first full season with the Calgary Flames was one to remember, posting a 29-16-8 record with a .910 save percentage (SV%) and 2.64 goals against average (GAA) in 53 games.
The Calgary Flames placed their biggest bet yet this offseason, and it’s official. Dustin Wolf is their go-to guy in net—not just for now, but for the long haul.
In the NHL, plenty of seemingly foolproof young goalie extensions go south. When a small sample size meets the most volatile position in the sport, going long-term can have serious consequences.
The Calgary Flames locked up the services of young goaltender Dustin Wolf with a seven-year, $52.5 million contract extension on Tuesday. The $7.5 million average annual value is a massive pay bump for Wolf, who is set to earn $850,000 in the final year of his previous contract in 2025-26.
The Calgary Flames announced they have extended goaltender Dustin Wolf, signing him to a seven-year, $52.5 million contract that carries a salary cap hit of $7.5 million.
The Calgary Flames have made a massive commitment to their future in net, signing goaltender Dustin Wolf to a seven-year, $52.5 million contract extension with an average annual value of $7.5 million.
One of the rising goaltenders in the game is speaking out on his potential omission from representing his country. When speaking to the media during the NHL Player Media Tour in Las Vegas, Calgary Flames goaltender Dustin Wolf was asked about being left off the roster for the U.S.
Dustin Wolf’s first full NHL season was quite an impactful one. He became the full-fledged starter in the second half of the year and played an instrumental role in Calgary’s last-season playoff push, one that ultimately came up just short.
Calgary Flames goaltender Dustin Wolf recently spoke with the media and confirmed that both his camp and the Flames organization appear eager to extend his contract.