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Flames move toward murky middle with win over Sabres

Three points.

That’s what separates the Calgary Flames from a playoff spot.

Yes, you read that right.

'He brings a lot of value': Flames getting the best out of Farabee after slow start

Joel Farabee described the first 31 games of his tenure with the Calgary Flames as “embarrassing.”

Calgary Flames defenceman Kuznetsov pokes fun at himself after big goal

The most unexpected offensive contributor on the night was Yan Kuznetsov. The 23-year-old has impressed since being called up by the Flames in early November, but more so for his work on the defensive side.

In this one, he was not only able to score the game-winning goal, but also chipped in with an assist on an empty-net tally from Yegor Sharangovich.

Flames lineup news: ‘Pretty good chance’ Hunter Brzustewicz plays on Wednesday against Detroit

One of the Calgary Flames’ most promising young prospects could be making his 2025-26 season debut in the final game of their homestand.
On Monday, the Flames summoned blueliner Hunter Brzustewicz from the American Hockey League’s Calgary Wranglers, at least in part due to an injury suffered by blueliner Jake Bean. Adding Brzustewicz gave the Flames seven healthy defenders in case someone caught the flu or were hurt in warm-up.

The Flames will not bottom out unless they trade veteran players

The Calgary Flames are back to being the team that they were for most of last season. Between Nov. 1 and Dec. 8, the Flames were 10-7-2 which puts them 11th in the NHL in points and 16th in points percentage. An impressive run for a team that lacks the high end talent to be a true contender.