NHL, Calgary Flames and Vancouver Canucks
Who Remains In The NHL's Western Wild-Card Battle?
The Flames will need star rookie goalie Dustin Wolf to continue to give them a chance of succeeding, but it’s now on Calgary’s veterans – center Nazem Kadri, left winger Jonathan Huberdeau, and blueliners MacKenzie Weegar and Rasmus Andersson – to do the heavy lifting and outlast the Flames’ competition.
Yardbarker on MSN18h
Flames select a couple forwards in Daily Faceoff’s 2025 NHL Mock DraftFriends, the Calgary Flames are smack-dab in the middle of the Western Conference playoff hunt. Heck, if the regular season ...
The Flames hold the first wild card into the playoffs from the Western Conference heading into a pivotal game against the ...
Hughes is the reigning Norris Trophy winner as the league's top defenceman and leads the Canucks in scoring with 14 goals and ...
The Flames are looking at Sabres center Dylan Cozens as a potential trade deadline addition amid their surprising playoff ...
NHL.com announced that 16 of their writers cast their votes in a mock election for the winner of the Calder Trophy as Rookie ...
The season-opening win for the Flames over the Canucks set the tone for the year — for both clubs. Despite their differing paths, here they are at the same spot, competing for the Western Conference's ...
As he’s done from the get-go this season, Dustin Wolf was superb in this one, kicking aside all 26 shots he faced. In doing ...
Rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf recorded his third shutout of the season and his career while backstopping the host Calgary ...
Joel Farabee scored the only goal and Dustin Wolf made 26 saves as the Calgary Flames moved back into a playoff spot with a 1 ...
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Calgary Flames ready to make playoff push without reinforcementsThe Calgary Flames' push for their first playoff appearance in three seasons will have to come without the benefit of ...
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