FlamesNation Prospect Update: Heading into World Juniors
It’s the most wonderful (prospect hockey) time of the year!
FlamesNation Mailbag: Who stays up?
The Flames are currently battling injuries and suspensions to major roster pieces, but the silver lining is that there are some prospects who have stepped up in place, and looked like they belong. As the lineup progresses (slowly) to full health, we probe into the question: who gets to stay?
Flames recall Alan Quine
With Mikael Backlund and Michael Frolik injured and Ryan Lomberg suspended, the Flames have found themselves shorthanded for the busy weekend ahead. This morning, they’ve recalled centre Alan Quine from the Stockton Heat.
FlamesNation Prospect Update: New faces in new places
Players up, players down, players in, and players out. An exciting week for the Flames prospect pool all around.
FlamesNation Mailbag: The in-between
Looking at AHL moves, contingency plans, and potential blockbusters in this week’s edition of the mailbag.
FlamesNation Prospect Update: Klimchuk, Mangiapane return
Something about the Calgary Flames and guys whose names start with the letter “M.”
FlamesNation Mailbag: Offseason sneak peek
Looking at the next offseason, the offseason after that, the previous offseason, everything in between, and our old pal Sam Bennett.
Flames recall Oliver Kylington and Ryan Lomberg
With injuries to Michaels Stone and Frolik, the Flames have recalled Oliver Kylington and Ryan Lomberg from the Stockton Heat.
Dalton Prout sent to Stockton for conditioning assignment
The Flames made a minor move today, sending eighth defenceman Dalton Prout to the AHL on a conditioning assignment.
FlamesNation Prospect Update: Sensational Schneider
If there was one goalie who you could pin your hopes on as the Flames’ best throughout the entire org, it was definitely Nick Schneider.
FlamesNation Mailbag: Goalies, goalies, goalies
Not as apoplectic as previous editions of goalie-centric mailbags, thankfully.
Watch: Noah Hanifin on After Hours
It was a Flames double feature last night on Hockey Night in Canada’s After Hours. First up was Noah Hanifin, who discussed his path to the NHL, his path to Calgary, and Saturday night’s game.