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Flames 2025 training camp flashback: Who’s here and who’s gone?
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Ryan Pike
Aug 6, 2026, 12:00 EDTUpdated: Aug 5, 2026, 23:12 EDT
The Calgary Flames look a lot different than they did at the start of the 2025-26 season.
Training camp opened back on Sept. 17 with 58 players reporting. Since then, the Flames have made several trades – big and small – and seen many players depart, with others joining to fill their places.
Here’s a rundown of how different the Flames look now compared to nearly one year ago.

Which players departed the Calgary Flames since 2025 training camp?

  1. D Rasmus Andersson – The longtime Flames defender and alternate captain ended his tenure with the club when he was traded to Vegas in late January.
  2. F Jacob Battaglia – A 2024 draft choice out of the OHL, Battagalia was traded to the Rangers prior to the trade deadline.
  3. D Jake Bean – The hometown kid’s tenure with the Flames ended after two seasons following a season-ending injury and his contract expiring. He’s currently a free agent.
  4. F Parker Bell – A 2022 draft choice that spent his entry level years with the Flames, he didn’t receive a qualifying offer and signed in Czechia.
  5. F Clark Bishop – The Wranglers’ captain, he left as a free agent and signed an AHL deal with Syracuse.
  6. F Nathan Brisson – Attended camp on a try-out, but went back to the QMJHL.
  7. D Nick Cicek – Spent the year as the Wranglers’ utility defender, but left as a free agent and signed with the KHL’s Shanghai Dragons.
  8. F Lucas Ciona – A 2021 draft choice that spent his entry-level years with the Flames, he didn’t receive a qualifying offer and signed an AHL deal with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
  9. F Blake Coleman – A veteran two-way winger (and alternate captain), he was traded to Minnesota in early July.
  10. F Martin Frk – With the Wranglers on an AHL deal, he left as a free agent and signed with the KHL’s Shanghai Dragons.
    was on AHL deal, left as UFA
  11. D Artem Grushnikov – A depth defender, he didn’t receive a qualifying offer and signed with the KHL’s CSKA Moskva.
  12. F Nazem Kadri – A veteran centre (and alternate captain), he was traded to Colorado just prior to the trade deadline.
  13. F Carter King – A hometown kid who signed with the Flames after college, he didn’t receive a qualifying offer. He’s currently a free agent.
  14. F Justin Kirkland – A savvy shootout specialist, he left as a free agent and signed with Minnesota.
  15. F Hunter Laing – A 2024 draft choice, his rights lapsed on June 1.
  16. F Mael Lavigne – Attended camp on a try-out, but he went back to the QMJHL.
  17. F Ryan Lomberg – A veteran energy winger, he left as a free agent and signed with Columbus.
  18. D Simon Mack – A depth defender on an AHL deal, he left as a free agent and signed in Slovakia
  19. F Kadon McCann – Attended camp on a try-out, but he went back to the WHL.
  20. D Daniil Miromanov – A puck-moving defender at the AHL level, he left as a free agent and signed with the KHL’s SKA St. Petersburg.
  21. D Etienne Morin – A 2023 draft pick who had growing pains in the AHL, he was traded to New Jersey in June.
  22. G Connor Murphy – A depth goaltender on an AHL deal, he left as a free agent and signed with Coachella Valley.
    was on AHL, left as free agent
  23. D Jeremie Poirier – An offensive defender who struggled after a serious skate cut, he was traded to Dallas in February.
  24. G Ivan Prosvetov – The third-string goalie last season, who spent the entire year with the Wranglers, he left as a free agent and signed with the KHL’s Avangard Omsk.
  25. F David Silye – A depth forward on an AHL deal, he left as a free agent and signed in Hungary.
    was on AHL deal, left as free agent
  26. D Ilya Solovyov – A physical depth defender, Solovyov was claimed off waivers by Colorado in October.
  27. D MacKenzie Weegar – A versatile two-way defender, Weegar was traded to Utah in March.

Which new players since joined the Calgary Flames roster for 2026-27?

  1. D Michael Benning – A Florida draft pick from 2020, this college product signed as a free agent.
  2. F Jonathan Castagna – A Cornell standout, he was traded from Utah in the Weegar trade and signed his entry-level deal in the spring.
  3. D Andreas Englund – An Ottawa draft pick from 2014, this Swede signed as a free agent.
  4. F Tyson Gross – A Calgary kid and standout at St. Cloud State, he signed as a free agent.
  5. F Chase Harrington – A draft pick from 2026, he’s headed back to Spokane in the WHL.
  6. F Joe Iginla – A draft pick from 2026, he’s headed back to Vancouver in the WHL. You might remember his dad.
  7. F Ben Jones – A Vegas draft pick from 2017, he’s returning to the Flames system as a free agent after a couple years with Minnesota’s.
  8. F Simon Katolicky – A draft pick from 2026, he’s headed to Sarnia of the OHL as an import after playing in Finland for a couple seasons.
  9. D Bode Laylin – A draft pick from 2026, he’s headed to Everett of the WHL after playing in the USHL for a couple seasons.
  10. D Jake Livingstone – A college free agent that briefly played with Nashville, he signed with the Flames as a free agent.
  11. D Jacob Middleton – A burly veteran defender, he came over from Minnesota in the Coleman trade.
  12. D Simon Nemec – A puck-moving young defender, he was acquired from New Jersey in June.
  13. F Brennan Othmann – A versatile young winger, he was acquired from the NY Rangers prior to the trade deadline.
  14. F Ryan Strome – A veteran centre, he was acquired from Anaheim prior to the trade deadline.
  15. F Maxim Tsyplakov – A Russian winger who split last season between the Islanders and Devils, he was acquired from New Jersey in June.
  16. D Zach Whitecloud – A stay-at-home defender, he was acquired from Vegas in the Andersson trade.
  17. D Abram Wiebe – A Vegas pick from 2022, he was acquired from Vegas in the Andersson trade and signed his entry-level deal in the spring.
  18. G Kirill Zarubin – A 2024 draft pick, he’s starting his entry-level deal after previously playing in Russia.
What do you make of the turnover the Flames have seen since last September? Let us know in the comments!
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