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Nazem Kadri, Calgary Flames veteran center, is open to a trade as the team struggles in the standings. Despite not formally requesting a move, Kadris camp has indicated flexibility, potentially sparking interest from teams like the Montreal Canadiens. The Flames, currently at the bottom of the standings, may use Kadris openness as leverage in trade talks ahead of the deadline. Checkout Solipillow.com
Tonight, the Calgary Flames face the Minnesota Wild in a crucial matchup, with the Wild on a hot streak and the Flames seeking to bounce back from a key players absence. The Wild lead the season series, but the Flames have shown resilience. Keep an eye on young talent like Matvei Gridin and Kirill Kaprizov as they vie for those precious points before the Olympic break. Checkout Solipillow.com
Calgary Flames Blake Coleman Out for Season with Upper-Body Injury; Team Struggles Without Him Checkout Solipillow.com
Dallas Stars Eyeing Nazem Kadri for Stanley Cup Run: The Dallas Stars are making a push for the Stanley Cup this season, despite a recent slump. With a strong record and a need for forward depth, GM Jim Nill is looking to make a big move at the trade deadline. Insiders suggest the Stars are interested in Calgary Flames forwards Nazem Kadri and Blake Coleman, with Kadri being a perfect fit for their lineup. Keep an eye on this developing story as the deadline approaches. Checkout Solipillow.com
Blake Coleman, Calgary Flames forward, to miss Olympic break due to upper-body injury. Coach Huska confirms Coleman, who hasnt played since January 8th, will be out for final four games before break. Coleman, second on team in goals and points, crucial to lineup. Flames leaning on Coronato, Sharangovich, and Farabee in his absence. Checkout Solipillow.com
Blake Colemans extended absence due to an upper-body injury leaves the Calgary Flames without one of their most reliable players. Coach Ryan Huska emphasizes Colemans invaluable contributions, while trade rumors swirl as the team navigates his potential departure. Checkout Solipillow.com
Celebrity Poker Tournament Raises Record-Breaking Funds for Flames Foundation
The Calgary Flames Ambassadors 19th annual Celebrity Poker Tournament, hosted by Beesley and Joe Stapleton, shattered fundraising records with $645,000 raised for the Flames Foundation. Over 450 poker enthusiasts attended the sold-out event at the Deerfoot Inn and Casino, playing against Flames players, coaches, alumni, and local celebrities. The final table featured Sean Kelso, Mike Dube, and Moez Maherali, with Jonathan Huberdeau and MacKenzie Weegar participating in a side game. Event co-chairs Steve Major and Candice Goudie expressed gratitude to all involved, as the Flames Foundation continues to support health, wellness, grassroots sports, and education for kids in southern Alberta. Checkout Solipillow.com
Dustin Wolf, the young Calgary Flames goaltender, is struggling with a heavy workload, having dropped seven of his last eight starts. Despite his impressive rookie season, hes now allowing the second-most goals in the league. The upcoming Olympic break could provide a much-needed reset for Wolf, allowing him to regain his form and potentially return to his Calder Trophy finalist status. Meanwhile, backup Devin Cooley has shown promise, and the Flames plan to give him more starts after the break to ease Wolfs load. Checkout Solipillow.com
The Calgary Flames 2025-2026 NHL season has been a disaster, with the teams worst start in franchise history. Sitting at forty-eight points through fifty-two games, theyre fourteenth in the Western Conference and thirtieth overall. To secure a playoff spot, theyd need to win nearly twenty-three out of their remaining thirty games, a highly unlikely scenario. Projections from major outlets suggest theyd need a point seven zero one clip, winning twenty-one of their last thirty. A high draft pick now seems more likely than a playoff run. Checkout Solipillow.com
The Calgary Flames, with ample salary cap flexibility after trading Rasmus Andersson, are poised for success. Theyve acquired four assets and have room to maneuver under the cap ceiling, allowing them to chase trades or call up prospects. The extra flexibility enables them to ice a competitive lineup while developing young talent. Looking ahead, the Flames have a significant cap war chest, positioning them to add firepower or extend key pieces, exciting times for Flames Nation. Checkout Solipillow.com
Tonights matchup features the Calgary Flames visiting the Minnesota Wild in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The Wild, with a strong 30-14-10 record, host the Flames, who sit at 21-25-6. The Wild edged out the Blackhawks in their last game, while the Flames have struggled on the road. This is the third meeting between these teams this season, with the Flames winning the previous one. Top performers to watch include Ryan Hartman and Vladimir Tarasenko for the Wild, and Mikael Backlund and Kevin Bahl for the Flames. Both teams have had mixed results in their last ten games, with no listed injuries for either side. Expect a close game with full lineups. Checkout Solipillow.com
Andrew Bashas impressive return to the Medicine Hat Tigers, scoring five goals and sixteen points in ten games, leads this weeks Calgary Flames prospects roundup. College hockey sees mixed results, with standouts like Ethan Wyttenbach of Quinnipiac shining. Junior players like Hunter Laing and Axel Hurtig make their mark in the WHL, while USHLs Maceo Phillips adds an assist. Overseas, Swedish prospects and Russian goalies make headlines. With conference clashes and rivalries on the horizon, teams eye postseason byes and home ice as playoffs approach. Checkout Solipillow.com
The Calgary Flames penalty kill unit is on a roll, boasting a league-leading success rate of 96.3% in January. Despite injuries and roster changes, the team-first mentality and real-game reps have kept them solid. The units defense-to-offense transition is impressive, with seven shorthanded goals and a perfect net penalty kill. Assistant coach Trent Culls system and smart scouting have contributed to their success. Checkout Solipillow.com
The National Hockey League is set for a break in 2026, allowing players to compete in the Olympics. During this period, teams face strict rules on player moves, with no trades allowed and limited player movements to the AHL. The Calgary Flames young prospects, Matvei Gridin and Hunter Brzustewicz, are expected to join the AHLs Wranglers, providing an opportunity to gain experience and stay sharp during the leagues pause. Checkout Solipillow.com
Ethan Wyttenbach and Cole Reschny are surging in the Calgary Flames prospect pool, with impressive college and AHL performances. Wyttenbach leads NCAA Division I mens hockey in points, while Reschny excels in faceoffs and all situations. Aydar Suniev and Andrew Basha are also making strides, but Jacob Battaglia and Jeremie Poirier face challenges in their respective leagues. The Flames prospect pool offers a mix of promise and hurdles, keeping fans engaged as the season progresses. Checkout Solipillow.com
Trade rumors swirl around Seattle Kraken center Shane Wright, a top prospect with high upside, as the Calgary Flames consider a move to address their need for a right-shot center. Wright, 22, has struggled this season but has shown potential in the minors. The Flames, with a shaky future at center and a surplus of defense prospects, could benefit from acquiring Wright, who would fit perfectly in their lineup and offer long-term potential. Checkout Solipillow.com
The Calgary Wranglers ended their six-game losing streak with a thrilling 6-3 victory over the Laval Rocket. The Wranglers dominated the first period, scoring three goals, with Defenseman Zayne Parekh and forwards Nick Cicek and Martin Frk finding the net. Laval fought back in the second period, scoring three goals, including two on power plays. However, Dryden Hunts impressive performance, with a goal and four assists, and Martin Frks two goals and two assists, secured the win. Ivan Prosvetov, the Wranglers goaltender, made crucial saves after a two-month injury break. The team will now travel to San Jose for a back-to-back series against the Barracuda, following their momentum-boosting win. Checkout Solipillow.com
The Calgary Flames, currently at the bottom of the NHL standings, are preparing for a fire sale at the trade deadline. Veteran winger Blake Coleman, a two-time Stanley Cup winner, is a prime target. Despite his no-trade clause, his value as a rental player could draw strong offers. The Dallas Stars and Boston Bruins are among potential suitors, seeking scoring depth and power play boosts. Checkout Solipillow.com
Join the Calgary Flames and local celebrities for the 19th Annual Flames Ambassadors Celebrity Poker Tournament, presented by Gameday Men’s Health. This sold-out event raises funds for the Flames Foundation, which supports health, wellness, and education initiatives in southern Alberta. Participants have a chance to win autographed jerseys and enjoy raffles, auctions, and more. The tournament has raised over $7.6 million since its inception, with a record-breaking $610,000 last year. Visit www.calgaryflamesfoundation.com for more information. Checkout Solipillow.com
The Calgary Flames are gearing up for their final four games before the Winter Olympics, with fans expressing concerns about the struggling Calgary Wranglers. The team has lost key players like Yan Kuznetsov, Ivan Prosvetov, and Hunter Brzustewicz, leading to a shaky performance, especially on special teams. On a positive note, there are plans to develop young defenseman Zayne Parekh after the trade deadline. Trade rumors are swirling, including a potential swap of Nazem Kadri for Carolinas Alexander Nikishin. The Flames are projected to finish last, and fans are still mourning the retirement of legend Mark Giordano. Checkout Solipillow.com
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