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FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – #14: Jonathan Castagna

Jonathan Castagna was added to the Calgary Flames’ prospect pool in March as a piece of the MacKenzie Weegar trade with the Utah Mammoth that brought Olli Maatta to Calgary. By the end of March, the Flames signed Castagna to an entry level deal starting in 2026-27, and he came to Calgary to take in…

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FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – #15: Mace’o Phillips

The Calgary Flames did a lot with relatively little at the 2025 NHL Draft. Hamstrung from the start by the loss of their own first-round pick, which former GM Brad Treliving traded away three years in advance in a short-sighted deal to clear Sean Monahan’s contract off the books, the Flames — now led by…

Patrik Laine still hasn’t found his fresh start in free agency: Around the NHL

In the wake of his third season as the Calgary Flames’ general manager, Craig Conroy has been quietly efficient. In addition to adding Carson Carels and eight other players at the NHL Draft in late June, Conroy acquired Simon Nemec and Maxim Tsyplakov from the New Jersey Devils, traded Blake Coleman and Olli Maatta to…

FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – #16: Alan Shaikhlislamov

Our annual countdown of the top Calgary Flames prospects continues. Next up,  the Flames new second round winger out of Russia, Alan Shaikhlislamov, finds himself at number 16. Alan Shaikhlislamov Forward; Shoots: Left Born Sept. 4, 2008 (age 17) in Izhevsk, Russia 6’0”, 190 pounds Drafted in the second round (55th overall) by Calgary in…

FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – #17 Kirill Zarubin

After a few seasons in Russia’s Junior Hockey League, Kirill Zarubin will come over to North America. Earlier this off-season, the Calgary Flames signed the 2024 third-rounder to an entry-level contract, making him eligible to play for either the ECHL’s Rapid City Rush or the American Hockey League’s Calgary Wranglers. It’s a big step forward…

The hockey world remembers the late, great Peter Maher

The Calgary Flames announced the passing of the late, great Peter Maher on Thursday at the age of 79. After a stint doing play-by-play for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Maher moved west and joined the radio broadcast team for the relocated Calgary Flames prior to their inaugural 1980-81 season. After a year spent being the…

Legendary Flames radio broadcaster Peter Maher passes away

On Thursday, the Calgary Flames announced the passing of Peter Maher, who broadcast their games on the radio from the team’s inception in 1980 until his retirement in 2014. Maher was 79. He remains beloved among multiple generations of Flames fans, many of whom grew up listening to his play-by-play during the team’s runs to…

FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – #18 (Tied): Eric Jamieson

The Calgary Flames have been stockpiling defenceman since Craig Conroy became general manager in 2023. In addition to adding a few strong young blueliners via trade, they’ve also accumulated a ton via the NHL Draft. It’s easy to get excited about the razzle-dazzle of puck-movers like Zayne Parekh and Hunter Brzustewicz, or the all-around prowess…

Wranglers sign two more forwards to minor league contracts

The Calgary Wranglers are proving this summer that they’re not going to wait until the Fall to solidify the depth between their AHL and ECHL affiliation. This month alone, they’ve signed eight more players, with two coming at the start of this week. The two new contracts are one-year, two-way AHL/ECHL deals for winger Braden…

Flames broadcasts will stay on the radio, heading to QR 77 starting in 2026-27

Good news, everybody! Remember roughly a month ago when Sportsnet 960 The Fan, beloved sports radio station, ceased operations? Everybody was pretty bummed about losing a touchstone spot for Calgary Flames fans – and sports fans in general – and were wondering what was coming next? Heck, the most common question we received in the…

FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – #18 (Tied): Arsenii Sergeev

Folks, sometimes young hockey players are immediately plucked from obscurity and dropped into the highest level of the game. Sometimes, though, they gotta grind to get there. Way, way back in 2019, a young Russian goaltender named Arsenii Sergeev bet on himself and came over to North America with the goal of working his way…

A note about the future of FlamesNation

Hi everyone, my name is Ryan Pike, and I’m the Managing Editor of FlamesNation, which is part of The Nation Network. Our network features a number of shows across North America, along with multiple team sites in various Canadian NHL markets (along with some quite strong coverage of the Toronto Blue Jays and Toronto Raptors…

FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – #20: Max Curran

When Calgary Flames general manager started making trades during the 2025-26 season, a pattern soon began to form. As he sent out some established, reliable NHL regulars elsewhere, the returns he got back tended to include an NHL roster player, an interesting prospect, and some draft picks. When the Flames made the trade that facilitated…

FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – HM: Egor Barabanov

The annual Calgary Flames prospect countdown list continues, with yet another honourable mention that received votes from our staff on the docket. This one is all about the upcoming UMass centre, Egor Barabanov.  Egor Barabanov Forward: shoots left Born May 16, 2006 (age 20) in St. Petersburg, Russia 6’0”, 181 pounds Drafted in the fourth…

FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – HM: William Stromgren

William Stromgren, like Rory Kerins, cracked the FlamesNation prospect list no problem last summer but with the new talent and draft picks the Flames have picked up, he’s fallen outside of the top 20. He still collected votes and in the short term, is a player to watch for NHL opportunities with the Flames. Last…

Wranglers extend Quinn Olson, sign two more forwards to minor league contracts

In early August, the Calgary Wranglers signed three players to add to their depth chart. This included Will Dineen, Tyler Inamoto and Tyson Feist. In the days following this announcement, they also signed three additional forwards including a contract extension for Quinn Olson, and new deals for Alexander Campbell and Ryan Hofer. All three guys…