With five of the Calgary Flames’ 23 fights this past season, it’s no surprise that Ryan Lomberg appears on this list once again. This is the third and final time we’ll cover him in the top Flames’ fights of 2025-26.
Ryan Lomberg can’t let you get close. Standing at 5’9”, Lomberg is one of the shortest players in the National Hockey League. But despite his stature, he’s one of the toughest players in the league, and pound-for-pound one of the best fighters in the league.
Last season, the Calgary Flames fought 23 times. Ryan Lomberg accounted for five of them. While Lomberg’s tenure as a Flame may have come to an end at the start of the off-season, it’s hard to deny just how valuable of a team player he was.
The “Lomberghini” has officially peeled out of Calgary. Lomberg inked a two-year deal with the Columbus Blue Jackets on July 1. Lomberg was and always will be a massive fan favourite amongst Flames fans, and a huge ambassador for the city of Calgary overall.
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 National Hockey League’s calendar flipped over on July 1, officially commencing the 2026-27 league year. As part of that calendar change, free agency opened, making the first day teams can add players for the coming season.
The Columbus Blue Jackets have signed unrestricted free agent winger Ryan Lomberg to a two-year contract, his agency, Bartlett Hockey, announced Wednesday afternoon.
Ryan Lomberg, a left handed winger, has been with the Calgary Flames for two seasons after coming from a stint with the Stanley Cup winning Florida Panthers.
With just over a week remaining until the 2026 NHL trade deadline, a trio of Calgary Flames currently sit atop Daily Faceoff‘s newest list of trade targets.
After trading Rasmus Andersson, the Flames have one remaining pending unrestricted free agent in Ryan Lomberg (Jake Bean is also a UFA, but has been out with injury since December and has no expectations to return this year).
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 won the most recent Battle of Alberta, outlasting the Edmonton Oilers by a final score of 4-3. The Flames capitalized on the Oilers' mistakes throughout the contest, and played a resoundingly better game throughout their recent meeting.
In this edition of NHL Trade Watch, we take a look at a few of the hot-button topics around the league. With the NHL roster freeze just days away, there’s a lot of noise circulating right now, whether it’s around Artemi Panarin or the Toronto Maple Leafs pivoting to selling.
The number one topic of discussion when it comes to the Calgary Flames is who is going to get traded next. Craig Conroy kicked things off by getting a solid return for his number one defenceman, Rasmus Andersson.
The Calgary Flames have gotten to work when it comes to selling ahead of the March 6 trade deadline. Such was always expected to be the case with this team heading into the season, and their play through the first half made that decision all the easier for general manager (GM) Craig Conroy.
The Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers met for the third time this season—and the second time in just five days—on Saturday night in another edition of the Battle of Alberta.
gh Ryan Lomberg was back at Amerant Bank Arena on Friday afternoon, gearing up for today’s game between the Calgary Flames and Florida Panthers. One of the first thing he wanted to see in the building he called home for the previous four seasons was the 2024 Stanley Cup championship banner hanging high above center ice.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are going for the ‘Alberta Sweep’ Tuesday night in Calgary when they take on the Flames, and while there will be plenty of members of Leafs Nation at the Scotiabank Saddledome, Flames’ winger Ryan Lomberg is hopeful the home team can ‘shut up’ the Leafs’ faithful.
For Calgary Flames' forward Ryan Lomberg, the decision to leave the Florida Panthers was a difficult one. After spending the last four years in the Sunshine State and winning a Stanley Cup championship last season, why would he want to play anywhere else?
On the first day of free agency Monday, the Calgary Flames announced they have signed forward Ryan Lomberg to a two-year contract. The contract will carry a $2 million average annual value and kicks in for the 2024-25 season.
FORT LAUDERDALE — With the Stanley Cup in the building, Ryan Lomberg is back in the lineup for the Florida Panthers. “I got a full gas tank,” the Lomberghini said, “so I’ll be excited to let some of it go.’’ It will be Lomberg’s fifth game of the postseason and his first since Game 2 of the Eastern Conference final against the New York Rangers.
TAMPA — The Florida Panthers will again be without Ryan Lomberg when they play the host Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 3 tonight. Lomberg played in Game 1 but came down with something and has not been on the ice since.
Florida Panthers winger Ryan Lomberg was fined $2,083.83, the maximum allowable under the collective bargaining agreement, for elbowing Ottawa Senators defenseman Jakob Chychrun during Tuesday night's game.