The Calgary Flames’ draft picks for the 2022 NHL Draft are now set

With the Calgary Flames no longer participating in the 2022 Stanley Cup playoffs, the position of their draft selections in the upcoming NHL Draft have been set.

The Flames have three picks, with their first pick coming close to the end of the second round.

Our friends at Future Considerations have Finnish blueliner Otto Salin as their 59th-ranked player.

Craig Button at TSN has Guelph defender Michael Buchinger as his 59th-ranked player.

Smaht Scouting has London blueliner Isaiah George as their 59th-ranked player.

This pick went to Montreal in the Tyler Toffoli trade. Toffoli is under contract for two more seasons at a $4.25 million cap hit.

The Flames acquired this pick from Florida in the Sam Bennett trade at last year’s trade deadline, then traded it to Seattle as part of the package to get Calle Jarnkrok at this year’s trade deadline.

The Flames acquired this pick from Toronto in the David Rittich trade at last year’s trade deadline, then traded it to Chicago to get then-restricted free agent Nikita Zadorov last summer.

The Flames traded this pick to Boston for Daniel Vladar last summer.

The Flames traded this pick to Seattle for Tyler Pitlick the day after last summer’s expansion draft.

The Flames traded this pick to Florida as part of the Sam Bennett trade at last year’s trade deadline, and Florida subsequently traded it at this year’s trade deadline to land Robert Hagg.

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