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Flames forward Adam Klapka to represent Czechia at IIHF World Championship

As has become tradition lately, Tuesday brought some news regarding Calgary Flames players headed to the IIHF World Championship tournament. Per the Flames’ social media, forward Adam Klapka will represent Czechia at the Worlds. Originally signed by the Flames as an undrafted free agent out of Europe during the 2022 off-season, Klapka’s been a great…

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Making the case for the Flames to offer sheet Mavrik Bourque

With an exciting but quick end to the 2024-25 Calgary Flames season, fans are given ample time to speculate and theorize regarding the next steps for the franchise. Who should we acquire to improve our team? Who should be on their way out? This is a yearly exercise where we make creative guesses until July…

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Son of an Oilers great, William Horcoff could be a fit for the Flames at the 2025 NHL Draft

The last name Horcoff may sound familiar to you. About 300 kilometres north of Calgary, Shawn Horcoff made his name with the Edmonton Oilers. Drafted in the fourth round of the 1998 draft, Horcoff spent 12 seasons with the Oilers, scoring 162 goals and 447 points in 796 games. He served as their captain for…

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Biggest Calgary Flames headlines to watch for this offseason

All signs point to a quiet offseason for Craig Conroy and the Calgary Flames. Conroy has some decisions to make when it comes to his goaltending tandem and Rasmus Andersson's future, but it's expected to be business as usual. There is plenty of time between now and free agency opening. What headlines can we expect to see this summer? Will Rasmus Andersson be traded?

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Dan Vladar was an effective complement to Dustin Wolf for the Flames in 2024-25

The Calgary Flames entered the 2024-25 season with a couple question marks in net, which basically boiled down to one big question: could Dan Vladar or Dustin Wolf grab hold of the starting job in the wake of Jacob Markstrom’s departure. 82 games later, Wolf is the Flames’ undisputed starter. But that doesn’t mean that…

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Flames forward Matt Coronato won’t be going to IIHF Worlds after all

As several members of the Calgary Flames get set to head over to Europe to kick off the 2025 IIHF World Championship next month, one Flames player previously announced as going… won’t be. Last week, the United States announced the first 18 members of their Worlds roster. Introducing the first eighteen members of the 2025…

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Flames prospect Sam Honzek will represent Slovakia at the IIHF World Championship

One of the Calgary Flames’ most promising young players will be representing his country this spring. Forward Sam Honzek, most recently of the American Hockey League’s Calgary Wranglers, will be representing Slovakia at the upcoming IIHF World Championship in May. Honzek’s trip to the Worlds was first “reported” on social media by Slovak Ice Hockey…

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Rasmus Andersson Trade Rumors: Could Flames Swap Him for Bowen Byram in Blockbuster Deal? - NHL Trade Rumors

Rasmus Andersson rumors are heating up! A potential trade sending Andersson to Buffalo for Bowen Byram could shake up both teams' blue lines this summer.

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Pastrnak Will Play For Czechs In Worlds, But Not This Weekend In Euro Hockey Tour

Multiple Czech media outlets reported on Monday that David Pastrňák has finally <a href="https://isport.blesk.cz/clanek/hokej-reprezentace-ms-v-hokeji/461291/pastrnak-bude-hrat-na-ms-moc-se-tesim-potv...

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Jonathan Huberdeau found new dimensions to his game in 2024-25

Gang, I have a phrase I often use in my analysis, and it’s a bit of a mean one. It’s called “the James Neal test,” and it simply asks whether a player helps his team win when he’s not scoring. If a player fails the James Neal test, you can arguably label them as one-dimensional….

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Despite their unexpected success, Calgary Flames can’t deviate from the long-term plan

The Calgary Flames surprised many in the hockey world by putting up 96 points. Many thought they would be a bottom-10 team in the league, but the team found a way to fight for a playoff spot all the way until game 81 of the year. There's no doubt that the Flames found unexpected success this year, but this success should not stop them from following through on the long-term goal of building a sustainable contending roster.