Calgary Flames News and Rumors
Andersson name-drops NHL insider while talking about Calgary Flames future
Rasmus Andersson is not letting the NHL insiders dictate his future with the Calgary Flames. Plenty of trade speculation has circled the 29-year-old as his contract with the Flames is set to expire at the end of the season. With Calgary in the midst
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Published: 4 hours ago
Scotia Place: a street-level look at December construction progress
The Calgary Flames are moving in the fall of 2027. When the puck drops for the 2027-28 National Hockey League season, the Flames will relocate a couple hundred metres north from the Scotiabank Saddledome to Scotia Place. And while we’re all hearing
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Published: 5 hours ago
Flames Sunday Census: How many Calgary Flames players will get traded in 2026?
As 2025 comes to a close, it’s time to look forward to what will certainly be a busy 2026. The Calgary Flames will play 16 games in the new year before the Olympic break in early February. With a month-long absence, the league will return to action
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Published: 6 hours ago
NHL Rumors: The Calgary Flames Will Be a Team to Keep an Eye on in the New Year
The Calgary Flames are going to be a team to watch in New Year as they'll need to make some decisions on which direction they want to go.
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Published: 6 hours ago
Beyond the Boxscore: Flames come out swinging in big 6-3 win over Golden Knights
The Calgary Flames got out to an early lead and used that to keep the Vegas Golden Knights from crawling back in a 6-3 Saturday night victory. CF% – 50.83%|| SCF% – 43.74%|| HDCF% – 45.19%|| xGF% – 42.56% It’s a Team Game – Calgary got on
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Published: 7 hours ago
Flames Week Ahead: Schedule & Storylines – Battle of Alberta, Andersson, Parekh and More
Here are the biggest storylines surrounding the Calgary Flames and their schedule for the upcoming holiday week (Dec. 22–28). The “Battle of Alberta” Holiday Series The upcoming week is defined…
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Published: 8 hours ago
Rasmus Andersson on remaining a Flame: ‘It takes two to tango’
Following the Calgary Flames’ impressive 6-3 home victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Saturday night, defenceman Rasmus Andersson was the guest on After Hours. As you can imagine, Scott Oake and Eric Francis had a lot of places they could go w
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Published: 9 hours ago
Does Nazem Kadri make sense for the Minnesota Wild?
The Minnesota Wild rocked the hockey world following a major move. They facilitated a huge blockbuster trade with the Vancouver Canucks, acquiring star defenceman Quinn Hughes. Following the trade, the Wild have remained undefeated and are in talks o
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Published: 10 hours ago
Rasmus Andersson Just Drew a Line for Flames Amid Outside Noise
The post Rasmus Andersson Just Drew a Line for Flames Amid Outside Noise appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Rasmus Andersson discusses the ongoing trade rumors and shares his take on where things are at with the Calgary Flames. The post Rasmus Anderss
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Published: 10 hours ago
Ryan Lomberg’s big goal and big fight highlight Flames win over Vegas
Ryan Lomberg fell just shy of a Gordie Howe hat trick on Saturday night, missing out on registering an assist. But we’re sure if you ask any of the announced 18,256 fans at the Saddledome, they probably weren’t bothered all that much by him falli
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Published: 10 hours ago
‘It takes two to tango’: Andersson on contract talks with Flames | After Hours
Calgary Flames’ Rasmus Andersson joins the After Hours team to discuss his ongoing contract situation, Olympic hopes with Sweden, family ties to the NHL, the origins of his infamous death stare, a major accident two years ago, and more.
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Published: 18 hours ago
NHL Highlights: Flames 6, Golden Knights 3
Mikael Backlund had two goals and an assist, Devin Cooley made 34 saves and Ryan Lomberg was an assist shy of a Gordie Howe hat trick to help the Calgary Flames beat the Vegas Golden Knights 6-3.
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Published: 19 hours ago
