Etienne Morin came to Calgary off a Gilles-Corteau Trophy win with the Moncton Wildcats and ready to kick his professional career into gear. His first year pro had some growing pains and some lessons learned but someone who was here to help him along the way was Jeremie Poirier.
The Calgary Flames have officially traded Jeremie Poirier to the Dallas Stars’ organization in exchange for AHL defenceman Gavin White. This is a very small move in the grand scheme of the Flames’ world, but it marks the end of the road for a once highly touted prospect in Calgary.
The Calgary Flames have traded long-time Calgary Wranglers defender Jeremie Poirier to the Dallas Stars. In return, they have received right shot defenceman Gavin White.
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.
The Dallas Stars and Calgary Flames swapped depth defenseman on Monday, with the Stars acquiring Jeremie Poirier from the Flames in exchange for Gavin White.
The Dallas Stars announced today that they have acquired defenseman Jeremie Poirier from the Calgary Flames in exchange for defenseman Gavin White. At face value, this appears to be a transaction more focused on each club’s AHL affiliate, with limited immediate NHL implications.
Jeremie Poirier got a much-needed full season in with the Wranglers last year after dealing with an injury-riddled year in the season prior. He played in every game but one and led the team in assists with 37.
Jeremie Poirier only got a fragmented season in 2023-24 due to a skate laceration injury that left him out of the lineup for two thirds of the year. With that injury riddled season behind him, he was ready to get back to his game in 2024-25 with the Wranglers.
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 agreed to terms on new contracts with restricted free agents Yan Kuznetsov, Rory Kerins, and Jeremie Poirier, the club announced Thursday morning.
Jeremie Poirier and Jakob Pelletier were the most some of the most energetic guys around the Calgary Wranglers the last few seasons. They both kept things light and fun and were the most hyped up after a big win.
The Calgary Wranglers were the lone team where Calgary Flames prospects were still playing regular-season games this week. They went 1–1–0 against the San Jose Barracuda, being outscored 8–7.
This week’s Calgary Flames prospect roundup sees the end of the regular season in all leagues. Most of the Flames’ prospects around the globe are battling it out for their chance at a championship.
Jeremie Poirier is the type of defenceman the Calgary Flames dream of graduating to the NHL roster. Drafted in the third round, 72nd overall, he will be found money if can translate his offensive gifts from the AHL to the NHL.
Jeremie Poirier should have been one of the many NHL debuts we saw in the 2023-24 season. Unfortunately for him, off-season surgery, health setbacks through training camp and a devastating skate laceration injury early in the AHL season, robbed him of most of his season.
Jérémie Poirier is one of the more intriguing players to watch in the Calgary Flames organization next season. It’s a little dramatic to call this a make it or break it year for the young defenceman.
Our pre-prospect rankings miniseries just keeps chugging along here at FlamesNation. After all, what better way is there to spend these rainy early August days than to read about some of the best-kept secrets in the Calgary Flames’ prospect pool?
Welcome to the 2024 edition of FlamesNation’s annual prospect rankings! Earlier this month, 10 members of our staff crafted lists ranking the Calgary Flames’ top 20 prospects.
Jeremie Poirier had the potential to make his National Hockey League debut last season based on his impressive play in his rookie year in the American League.
In today’s NHL, with offense at a three-decade high and more east-west play than ever, being small no longer kills your chances at success. Right winger Justin Poirier, all 5-foot-8 and 181 pounds of him, is a prospect born into the ideal generation.
The Calgary Flames head into the 2024 NHL draft with nine picks total, eight of those being in the first four rounds of the draft. One option for Craig Conroy and his management team is to use some of those draft picks and current NHL players to help them get another pick or two in the top half of the first round.