Ethan Wyttenbach is quickly becoming one of the Calgary Flames’ best prospects. This is the Jan. 6 – Jan. 13 edition of the Flames prospect round-up, where we look at how Calgary Flames prospects have done every week.
There’s been a lot of talk about Ethan Wyttenbach in Calgary Flames’ circles. And rightfully so. The Roslyn, New York native leads all freshmen in NCAA scoring thanks to nine goals and 25 points in 18 games.
If there’s been a bright spot in what’s been a fairly tumultuous season for the Calgary Flames thus far, it’s been the performances of several of their prospects.
Friends, it’s normal to have a bit of healthy skepticism about a newly drafted prospect. When a player is drafted, there’s a lot of hope, and it’s natural to be skeptical about all the great things you hear about a player.
If there’s one thing the Calgary Flames have been the best at recently, it’s drafting. Due to their work in the last few drafts, the Flames have built up their prospect pool quite well, which is promising for the future.
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.
Every single Calgary Flames prospect in college, junior, and overseas has begun their 2025-26 season. This is the Oct. 28 – Nov. 10 edition of the Flames prospect round-up, where we look at how Flames prospects have done every week.
The Calgary Flames had themselves another fine couple of days at the 2025 NHL Draft, adding eight more prospects into their already robust pipeline and generally strengthening their ranks at every position (except in net).
With the 144th overall pick, the Calgary Flames drafted forward Ethan Wyttenbach out of the USHL. Being another winger prospect, Wyttenbach is undersized but possesses incredible skill as a player.