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1:17Golden Knights Sign Rasmus Andersson to 7-Year Extension
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1:27Coaching Carousel: Who Does Vegas Pick Next?
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1:16Maple Leafs Job Open After Craig Berube Firing
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1:37Avalanche Outlast Wild in High-Scoring Game 1
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12:59Pierre McGuire's 2026 Stanley Cup Playoff Bracket
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0:44Highlights: Flames at Blackhawks (11/18)
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0:31Highlights: Flames at Oilers (10/8)
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4:48Breaking News: Cale Makar Becomes Highest-Paid Player in NHL History
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5:03The San Jose Sharks Sign Macklin Celebrini to $94M Extension
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0:39Sharks Sign Macklin Celebrini to $94M Extension
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0:34Feel Good Moments: Ducks Match $90M Offer Sheet for Leo Carlsson
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0:27Alex Ovechkin Returns to Capitals for 22nd Season
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0:59Ovechkin Returns To the Capitals For His 22nd Season
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4:20Alexander Ovechkin Returning For 22nd Season With the Capitals
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0:49Sergei Bobrovsky Signs 3-Year, $21M Deal with Maple Leafs
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0:59What to Expect from Ovechkin's Meeting with Capitals
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1:26What to Make of the 2026 NHL Free Agent Class
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0:57What the Free Agency Market Looks Like for Sergei Bobrovsky
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1:01Pete Blackburn's Notable Restricted Free Agents
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Flames' Devin Cooley: Surrenders three goals Sunday
Cooley made 19 saves on 22 shots in Sunday's 4-2 preseason loss to the Kraken. The fourth marker was an empty-netter.
Cooley conceded just one goal at even strength in this contest -- the other two markers came on the power play, so all things considered, the 29-year-old turned in a decent performance in the Flames' preseason opener. Cooley is entrenched as Dustin Wolf's backup heading into the 2026-27 campaign, so Cooley doesn't need to be rostered in most fantasy formats.
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Flames' Joel Farabee: Set to receive increased workload this year
Farabee is expected to have a more prominent role in Calgary's forward group this season, Chris Wahl of the Flames' official site relayed Saturday.
Farabee is expected to see a more prominent role in 2026-27 due to the departure of Blake Coleman, who was traded to the Wild in July. The 26-year-old Farabee has been working on Mikael Backlund's wing on the second line so far in training camp, but the former's fantasy value likely won't spike on a Calgary team that is expected to finish toward the bottom of the standings. Farabee posted 20 goals and 38 points over 82 games last year, so he might hover around the 40-point mark with an 84-game schedule this season.
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Flames' Morgan Frost: Expected to see elevated role in 2026-27
Frost has been working as Calgary's No. 1 center to begin training camp, Chris Wahl of the Flames' official site reported Saturday.
Frost had a decent season offensively in 2025-26, as he put up 22 goals and 43 points over 82 appearances, which marked the first time he played in every regular-season game during his career. The 27-year-old averaged just 15:30 of ice time per game last year, but if he stays in the top-line center role, that number will certainly increase. While Frost could be an interesting flier in deeper formats, his fantasy value could be capped by playing on what is expected to be one the NHL's weaker teams.
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Flames' Devin Cooley: Facing Kraken
Cooley will patrol the home crease in Sunday's preseason contest against Seattle, according to Pat Steinberg of QR Calgary 770 AM.
Arsenii Sergeev will serve as Cooley's backup in Sunday's exhibition opener. Cooley posted a 10-10-6 record with a 2.69 GAA and a .909 save percentage in 31 regular-season appearances with Calgary in 2025-26. He will likely be Dustin Wolf's backup going into the 2026-27 campaign.
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Flames' Brennan Othmann: Lands two-way deal
Othmann agreed to terms on a one-year, two-way contract with Calgary on Friday.
Othmann was limited to just 19 regular-season games for the Flames and Rangers last year in which he tallied two goals, one assist and 15 shots. Considering the two-way nature of his deal, the 23-year-old Othmann figures to start the year in the minors, but he could earn NHL opportunities should the need arise.
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Flames' Connor Zary: Healthy headed into camp
Zary (undisclosed) has been cleared to participate in Calgary's training camp, per Pat Steinberg of QR Calgary 770 AM.
Zary was held out of the Flames' season finale in April due to an undisclosed injury. The issue appeared to be minor, as he has been cleared for training camp, where he will battle for a role in the team's top six. In the 2025-26 campaign, the 24-year-old winger took a slight step back with 12 goals, 25 points, 110 shots on net and 45 hits across 74 outings. He offers higher upside than most of Calgary's wingers, but he'll have to earn his role with the Flames if he's to take a jump to fantasy relevance this season.
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Flames' Yan Kuznetsov: Good to go for 2026-27
Kuznetsov (upper body) is healthy and will be present at training camp later this week, Pat Steinberg of QR Calgary 770 AM reports Monday.
Kuznetsov missed the final three games of 2025-26 and 11 of the final 16 due to an upper-body injury. General manager Craig Conroy said Monday that every player with the exception of Jonathan Huberdeau (hip) is healthy ahead of this season, so the Flames' blue line is currently at full strength. Kuznetsov might have the inside track at starting on the left side of the team's third pairing, but he will have Joel Hanley to compete with for minutes in 2026-27.
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Flames' Joel Hanley: Cleared for training camp
Hanley (upper body) has been cleared to participate in Calgary's training camp, per Pat Steinberg of QR Calgary 770 AM.
Hanley sustained the injury in late March and ultimately missed the remainder of the 2025-26 campaign. Across 68 regular-season outings last season, he recorded seven assists, 43 shots on goal, 42 hits and 90 blocked shots. The 35-year-old blueliner is entering his third full season with the Flames and will compete for a depth role in the team's defensive core. As a left-shot defenseman, his main competition will be Yan Kuznetsov and Abram Wiebe.
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Flames' Kevin Bahl: Ready to go for training camp
Bahl (lower body) is healthy and good to go for the start of training camp, per Pat Steinberg of QR Calgary 770 AM on Monday.
Bahl made 76 appearances during the 2025-26 season, but he missed the final five games of the year due to a lower-body injury. The left-shot defenseman will probably see a lot of time on the No. 1 pairing in 2026-27, likely alongside Simon Nemec. Bahl has limited offensive upside, but the addition of Nemec might help Bahl challenge his career high of 20 points, which he set in 2024-25.
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Flames' Jonathan Huberdeau: Will miss Opening Night
Huberdeau (hip) will miss the start of the 2026-27 season, Pat Steinberg of QR Calgary 770 AM reports Thursday.
General manager Craig Conroy didn't offer a specific timeline for when Huberdeau would be ready to get back into the lineup. As such, fantasy managers will likely need to take a wait-and-see approach, monitoring the winger's status during training camp. If Huberdeau can avoid missing too much time, he should still be capable of reaching the 50-point threshold this year.
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Flames' Samuel Honzek: Ready for upcoming season
Honzek (upper body) is healthy ahead of training camp, Chris Wahl of the Flames' official site reports Wednesday.
Honzek spent half of his offseason in Calgary as he finished up his recovery. He's not guaranteed a roster spot, but the 21-year-old winger was establishing himself as a regular last season before the injury cut his campaign short in November. Honzek is likely to begin the campaign in a bottom-six role, but a strong showing could help him quickly move up in the lineup.
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Flames' Jonathan Huberdeau: Won't be ready for camp
Huberdeau (hip) will not be available for the start of the Flames' training camp, Eric Francis of Sportsnet reports Friday.
"Yes, he's feeling good and is without the pain that he used to have at all times, so that's the best part," said Calgary general manager Craig Conway, referring to Huberdeau's status. "Now it's just for him to feel 100 percent ready to go into physical contact, game-playing and all that. We believe it's just a matter of when, not if." Huberdeau has been skating, but there is no timeline for his return to game action. While there is no indication the 33-year-old winger will miss Opening Night, fantasy managers probably can't rule that out entirely. If Huberdeau were to miss any time, it could open the door for additional minutes for Yegor Sharangovich or Maxim Tsyplakov.
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Flames' Alexander Nylander: Signs PTO
Nylander agreed to terms on a professional tryout agreement with Calgary on Wednesday, per PuckPedia.
Nylander hasn't appeared in an NHL game since 2024-25, when he saw action in five contests for the Maple Leafs. Along the way, the 28-year-old forward failed to pick up a point while generating four shots, four PIM and a minus-1 rating. If Nylander can turn his PTO into a full-time deal, it almost certainly will be two-way in nature to allow him to easily move between the NHL and AHL.
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Flames' Simon Nemec: Inks five-year contract
Nemec signed a five-year, $36.25 million contract with Calgary on Monday.
Nemec supplied 11 goals, 26 points, 101 shots on net and 104 blocked shots across 68 appearances with New Jersey during the 2025-26 regular season. He averaged 19:40 of ice time per game last year, and he should receive an increased role in 2026-27 as a member of the Flames. Calgary acquired the 22-year-old blueliner from the Devils on June 23.
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Flames' Jake Middleton: Heading to Calgary
Middleton, a 2027 third-round pick, a 2028 fourth-round pick and a 2029 second-round pick were traded to the Flames from the Wild on Thursday in exchange for Blake Coleman and Olli Maatta, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.
Middleton spent his fourth full season in Minnesota during the 2025-26 campaign, recording two goals, 14 assists, 117 blocked shots, 87 hits and 76 PIM while averaging 17:30 of ice time across 75 regular-season appearances. The 30-year-old has logged under 100 hits in back-to-back years after reaching that threshold in the three prior seasons, but he's still been a fairly reliable contributor who should have the opportunity to maintain a consistent role with his new team.
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Flames' Cullen Potter: Partakes in development camp
Potter (upper body) participated in the Flames' development camp in early July.
Potter appears to have recovered from the upper-body injury that ended his sophomore year early. The center is transferring from Arizona State University to Michigan State University in 2026-27, giving him a chance to play a major role on a top team.
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Flames' William Stromgren: Inks one-year deal
Stromgren signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Flames on Wednesday.
Stromgren produced 11 goals and 36 assists over 66 regular-season games with AHL Calgary in 2025-26. He was tendered a qualifying offer Monday, and the Flames wasted no time in getting him under contract. Stromgren has just three NHL games to his name, but if he continues to score at the AHL level, he'll likely be in contention for a call-up.
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Flames' Andreas Englund: Set to join Calgary
Englund signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Flames on Wednesday.
Englund made just three regular-season appearances with Nashville last year after spending a considerable amount of time at the NHL level in the three prior campaigns. Across 52 regular-season games with AHL Milwaukee in 2025-26, he recorded three goals, 10 assists and 65 PIM. Englund will likely have a chance to compete for an NHL roster spot ahead of the 2026-27 campaign, but he could have to settle for a role in which he plays primarily in the minors.
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Flames' Jake Livingstone: Inks two-way deal
Livingstone signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Flames on Wednesday.
Livingstone will get another change of scenery. He spent last year with AHL Charlotte, earning 17 points over 52 regular-season games. He hasn't seen NHL action since 2022-23 with Nashville, and considering the Flames have many defensive prospects, Livingstone probably won't get much of a look with the big club.
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Flames' Ben Jones: Signs with Calgary
Jones signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Flames on Wednesday.
Jones earned three points over 28 regular-season games with the Wild last season. He also produced 32 points in 37 contests for AHL Iowa while captaining the minor-league club. Jones will add some veteran leadership and could see time in a bottom-six role if injuries arise for the Flames in 2026-27.
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Injuries
| Player | Injury |
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| J. Huberdeau C Jonathan Huberdeau C | Hip |
| J. Bean D Jake Bean D | Undisclosed |