The Calgary Flames had 10 RFA's coming into the off-season, and now, they've extended qualifying offers to three of them.

It sure seems like June is Craig Conroy’s month. Two years ago, his Calgary Flames knocked it out of the park with a fantastic 2024 draft class. The following summer, they picked up right where they left off with a centre-heavy crop of intriguing prospects.

The Los Angeles Kings (48-24-9) will host the Calgary Flames (40-27-14) at Crypto.com Arena to close out the regular season for both teams. The Pacific Division rivals find themselves going in direct directions: Los Angeles is set to host Edmonton in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs on April 21st,

Two of the Calgary Flames first round picks the last couple of years are Spartans, and both are participating at dev camp.

The Calgary Flames selected Carson Carels with the No. 6 pick in the 2026 NHL Draft. Bruce Bennett / Getty Images Corey Pronman details what to expect from the Calgary Flames’ new prospects and how they fit into the farm system. Calgary walked away with ...

The long-lasting debate as to who the Calgary Flames organization would take with the sixth-overall pick is no longer.

As the 2026 NHL Entry Draft approaches, one prospect generating increasing attention is Viggo Bjork. The Swedish centre has seen his stock climb steadily as of late, <a href=" if he’s still available when the Calgary Flames step to the podium with the sixth overall pick,

The Athletic embedded with the top prospect on his family's 2,000-acre farm as the Flames picked Carels at No. 6.

Kerins, a native of Caledon, ON, skated in four games for the Calgary Flames in 2025-26 and 56 with the Calgary Wranglers. The 24-year-old was third in team scoring with the Wranglers, putting up 22 goals and 35 assists. After being sidelined with an injury for a month, Kerins came back and finished the season with 12 points in his last six games.