A pair of 2019 Calgary Flames draft picks have been honoured by the American Hockey League. 2019 first-rounder Jakob Pelletier and seventh-rounder Dustin Wolf, both of the Stockton Heat, have been named to the AHL’s All-Rookie Team.
The Calgary Flames are bound for the playoffs, which begin next week. Also beginning next week? The AHL’s Calder Cup, where the Stockton Heat have a first round bye due to their stellar regular season. A slew of other Flames prospects are well-positioned for a ton of spring hockey. Let’s dive into our weekly snapshot…
With 80 down and two more (regular season) games to go, we have beyond a large enough body of work to put together a few year-end award winners. In a season slammed with positive team and individual stories, it seems fitting to recognize the best in class for 2021-22. Yes, the playoffs are what matter…
Stockton Heat forward Emilio Pettersen played one of his best games as a professional on Tuesday night as his team defeated the San Diego Gulls by a 4–1 score.
Calgary Flames defenceman Rasmus Andersson became the team’s fifth player (and first rearguard) to reach the 50-point plateau this season with a pair of assists during Tuesday’s thrilling 5–4 overtime victory over the Nashville Predators.
It was a penalty filled affair between two playoff bound teams, Calgary and Nashville, which typically translates directly into a lack of 5v5 play. Hard to get in a positive groove if you can’t roll your lines like you normally do. Calgary finally got some extended 5v5 time and were able to gain momentum on…
