Our training camp roster has been trimmed and is now down to 55 players. #Flames | @GoodLifeFitness
FlamesNation has no direct affiliation to the Calgary Flames, Calgary Sports and Entertainment, NHL, or NHLPA
The Calgary Flames reduce roster by nine: one prospect assigned to junior, eight try-out players released

Photo credit: James Doyle/WHL
Following their first three pre-season outings, the Calgary Flames have reduced their training camp roster. The club announced that nine players have been trimmed from their roster on Tuesday.
The club has released eight players from their try-out agreements (goaltender Jari Kykkanen, defencemen Charles Cote, Quinn Mantei, Tyson Galloway and Donovan McCoy, and forwards Oliver Peer, Nathan Pilling and Oliver Tulk). They have also assigned prospect Jaden Lipinski to the WHL’s Vancouver Giants.
Unsigned junior-aged players remaining in camp include try-out blueliner Mikael Diotte, and prospect blueliner Etienne Morin. Forwards Samuel Honzek, Lucas Ciona and Parker Bell all remain eligible to play in junior this coming season, but all three are under NHL contracts.
Breaking News
- Why Flames captain Mikael Backlund could have a milestone week in March
- How the Flames’ and Oilers’ prospect training camp rosters compare
- 4 Flames players whose roles could grow in Jonathan Huberdeau’s absence
- Scenes from practice: Flames prospects hit the ice for training camp
- 20 Days, 20 Questions: Where are the Flames in their rebuilding process?

