The Calgary Flames’ current crop of prospects should have fans teeming with excitement for what the future might hold. By accumulating draft picks and making savvy selections in the middle rounds, Calgary has created a prospect pool flush with NHL-calibre potential.

Here is why the Flames should make a trade for Flyers center Morgan Frost with the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline a month and a half away.

Playing for five other teams in between, his career has come full circle. After signing a four-year $24 million contract with San Jose he's returned to California. In their current rebuild, the young Sharks team needed a veteran forward to provide scoring for a team with a lot of growing to do.

The Flames may take their unexpected hot start to the next level by making a trade for Sabres center Dylan Cozens, per a report.

Wolf's play has helped the Flames surpass expectations and put him in serious consideration for the Calder Trophy.

Here's today's NHL Nugget – this Weekend's Way Back When looks at the history of the Flames nickname, starting with the Atlanta Flames that relocated to Calgary.

The NHL announced that Jarome Iginla was named to the Calgary Flames Quarter-Century First Team. Here's a look back at his career in red.

A case of mistaken identity, thoughts on the Calgary Flames surprising season as well as that of the Columbus Blue Jackets (including defenseman Zach Werenski) and a visit from Vegas Golden Knights Spanish broadcaster Jesus Lopez is all featured in this week's episode of "NHL Unscripted with Virk and Demers" podcast presented by iHeartPodcasts.

Goalie: Kiprusoff played nine seasons and is the franchise goaltending leader in games played (576), wins (305) and shutouts (41) while helping Calgary to Game 7 of the 2004 Stanley Cup Final, a 2-1 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning. He retired with a lifetime 2.49 goals-against average and .912 save percentage in 623 games (606 starts).

The sport’s best player has been in the news recently. On Saturday evening, the Edmonton Oilers were attempting to rally from 3-0 down against the Vancouver Canucks, bringing the score to within one.

In the competitive Western Conference, however, two points was probably the bare minimum against a team holding down the second wild card position heading into league action on Sunday. The Jets remain four points up on the Golden Knights and the Oilers for top spot in the conference, both teams losing in regulation on Saturday.