How 'bout some jersey number updates this morning, #CofRed?
Nation Sites
The Nation Network
FlamesNation has no direct affiliation to the Calgary Flames, Calgary Sports and Entertainment, NHL, or NHLPA
A trio of Calgary Flames have new jersey numbers

Photo credit: © Stephen R. Sylvanie-USA TODAY Sports
In advance of everybody assembling for the main training camp group next week, the Calgary Flames have announced new jersey numbers for a trio of players – one player’s a holdover, the other two are new arrivals.
Per the club, Jakob Pelletier has traded in #49 for #22, while newcomers Yegor Sharangovich and Jordan Oesterle have been assigned #17 and #82, respectively.
Pelletier was originally assigned #49 in his first training camp way back in 2019. But after spending 24 games with the big club last season, he seems primed to carve out an everyday spot. And for some players, an everyday spot means getting an everyday number.
Pelletier becomes the 25th Flame to wear #22, following in the footsteps of such franchise luminaries as Rich Kromm, Ronnie Stern, Craig Conroy and Daymond Langkow. The number was most recently worn by Trevor Lewis.
Sharangovich wore #17 throughout his time with the New Jersey Devils, so this gives him a bit of continuity.
Sharangovich becomes the 24th Flame to wear #17, following players like Jamie Hislop, Jiri Hrdina, Chris Clark, Rene Bourque and Lance Bouma. The number was most recently worn by Milan Lucic.
Oesterle has worn #82 throughout his NHL career, consistently during his stops in Edmonton, Chicago, Arizona and Detroit. He’ll be the first player to wear that jersey in a regular season game for the Flames.
Recent articles from Ryan Pike
Breaking News
- Recap: Wranglers split Moose series on Saint John Flames themed weekend
- Several Flames college prospects were eliminated from conference playoffs (but could still make NCAA tournament)
- Mikael Backlund scores his 230th career goal, passing Kent Nilsson for fifth in Flames history
- Beyond the Boxscore: The Flames rotating cast of characters fall one goal short of comeback in 3-2 Long Island loss
- Flames prospects Cole Reschny and Ethan Wyttenbach crack Craig Button’s top 50 drafted prospects list
