One thing the 2024-25 Calgary Flames never lacked was heart. It’s not uncommon to see other teams allow a dirty hit to go unchecked, but not the Flames.
The 2025 free agency period has been a relatively quiet one, with most NHL clubs opting to retain their talent, resulting in a rather weak class of available players.
On June 28, while picks were on the floor of the 2025 NHL Draft, the Calgary Flames announced the re-signing of restricted free agent (RFA) defenceman Kevin Bahl to a six-year contract with an average annual value (AAV) of $5.35 million.
After a lengthy first day of the 2025 NHL Draft, Calgary Flames general manager Craig Conroy has gotten some other pressing work off his plate. Per multiple reports (and a subsequent announcement by the club), the Flames have re-signed defenceman Kevin Bahl to a six year contract extension carrying a $5.35 million average annual value.
A big blueliner is staying in Alberta for a long time. On Saturday, the Calgary Flames announced that the team has re-signed defenseman Kevin Bahl to a six-year contract extension.
Kevin Bahl, who the Calgary Flames acquired in a trade involving Jacob Markstrom last June, has signed a six-year extension to remain with the Flames. The 25-year old defenceman was a restricted free agent this summer.
On January 31 of this year, the Calgary Flames had an out-of-nowhere deal with the Philadelphia Flyers. Andrei Kuzmenko was a late scratch, Jakob Pelletier was pulled from the game, and Morgan Frost disappeared from the bench.
There were a lot of unknowns around the Calgary Flames heading into the 2024-25 season, including defenceman Kevin Bahl. Bahl was acquired by the Flames as part of the Jacob Markstrom trade from last summer.
Do you remember Kevin Dahl? Every week, we’ll look at a forgotten Calgary Flames player in the weekly series “ A Flame From the Past .” Of course, the player had to have played a significant number of games for the Flames – at least a full season.
The Calgary Flames have officially not won the 2025 NHL Draft Lottery and will be sending their 16th overall pick to the Montreal Canadiens. The Flames entered the lottery with the lowest odds at 0.5% since they finished 16th last in the NHL.
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The Calgary Flames have been on an excellent run as of late, going 9–6–5 in their last 20 games. Very much a needed turnaround, as the team continues to chase the second wild card spot in the playoffs.
Kevin Bahl has been rock solid for Calgary this season, but on Sunday night he sustained a scary injury as he blocked a puck with his head, in a situation that has thankfully turned out much better than it appeared.
The Calgary Flames have announced that defenseman Kevin Bahl will make his return to the lineup Tuesday versus the Washington Capitals after missing the past nine games due to illness and an upper-body injury.
The Calgary Flames are expected to activate forward Connor Zary and defenseman Kevin Bahl off of injured reserve ahead of Sunday night’s game, per Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet 960.
In this edition of Calgary Flames News & Rumors, both Connor Zary and Kevin Bahl were back skating with their teammates fresh out of the 4 Nations Face-Off break.
Saturday night in Minnesota, the Calgary Flames top-four defenceman, Kevin Bahl, left the game due to injury and did not return. During the second period, Bahl took a big hit behind his net from Wild forward Jakub Lauko.
On Saturday night, Calgary Flames defenseman Kevin Bahl took an awkward hit from Minnesota’s Jakub Lauko, forcing him to leave the game. Bahl was unable to play in Sunday’s matchup against the Winnipeg Jets, a disappointing loss for the Flames.
When the Calgary Flames take on the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday, the club will do so without defenseman Kevin Bahl in the lineup, who is considered sidelined with an undisclosed injury.
The Calgary Flames are off to a surprising start. Not too many people thought the Flames would be in this position to begin the year with a record 8-6-3 in the Pacific Division.
The New Jersey Devils found their No.1 goaltender. In a Devils trade with the Calgary Flames, New Jersey has acquired Calgary Flames goaltender, Jacob Markstrom, multiple sources confirm.
Fans in attendance at Madison Square Garden knew once New York Rangers forward Matt Rempe and New Jersey Devils forward Kurtis MacDermid were in the starting lineup, the gloves were going to drop right from the jump.