The Calgary Flames announced today their 2025-26 regular season schedule. Calgary opens the ‘25-’26 campaign on the road on October 8th against the Edmonton Oilers with their home opener at the Scotiabank Saddledome on October 11th versus the St. Louis Blues.

The Stampede City is a long way from home for Axel Hurtig. But it’s exactly where he wants to be. The Swedish defender is spending the summer here after a successful first WHL season with the Calgary Hitmen, a year that brought team and individual accolades. The Hitmen reached the

Hunter Laing remembers the last Friday of March like it was yesterday. His Saskatoon Blades were in town, preparing to open their first-round WHL playoff set against the Hitmen. He and his teammates bussed down to the Scotiabank Saddledome that morning for an activation, but for Laing, it also offered

Sam Morton has set the bar pretty high for himself. He played his first full season with the Wranglers before suiting up in the final game of the campaign for the big club, scoring his first NHL goal in a tilt in Los Angeles on April 17. That was followed

Trevor Hoskin noticed something last week during his first trip to Calgary. Those late-night, summer sunsets. “I was like ‘whoa, what’s going on? “What time is it, really?’” It’s something the product of Belleville, Ont. could see himself getting used to. Selected in the fourth round of last year’s draft

The past few months have been nothing short of a whirlwind for local kid Carter King. The 23-year-old forward wrapped up a standout collegiate career captaining the University of Denver, inked his first NHL contract in April, and made a successful pro debut with the AHL’s Wranglers. Last week, he

The Calgary Flames announce today that they have re-signed forward Sam Morton to a one-year, two-way contract extension. Morton, a native of Lafayette, CO skated in 70 contests for the Calgary Wranglers in 2024-25, scoring 20 goals and 25 assists for 45 points. In his first full professional campaign, Morton

It was another big step in Owen Say's journey. After signing a one-year, two-way NHL contract with the Flames in March, the 24-year-old netminder laced up his skates for his first Flames Development Camp last week. “I mean, it was so surreal,” said Say. “Honestly, it really hasn’t sunk in