Flames Draft and Prospects
Calgary Flames Penticton Preview
Tyler Parsons will be a big name at this weekend’s tournament
Five Heat Prospects That Could Make the Flames in 2017-18
These players all had strong seasons in Stockton
Flames Recall Tyler Wotherspoon
The Flames have also reassigned Brett Kulak to the Stockton Heat
Flames draft Adam Fox, Intriguing Defence Prospect
The Flames went for a home run swing with Adam Fox, it will be interesting to see how it turns out.
Flames to pick sixth in the draft
Now let's see the pick.
Hunter Shinkaruk Scores First NHL Goal
Hunter Shinkaruk (@H_S_9) redirects home his first #NHL goal. #Ducks #Flames #CGYvsANA pic.twitter.com/oRLFEAwgtB
— Stefan Kubus (@StefanKubus) March 31, 2016
This game is a disaster, but at least something went right.
Mark Jankowski Expected to Ink Two-Year Deal
Expectation is CGY and 2012 1st rder Mark Jankowski will today finalize a two-year entry level deal that takes effect next season.
— Bob McKenzie (@TSNBobMcKenzie) March 30, 2016
This is not a great decision for reasons we've already discussed.
Hunter Shinkaruk Picks up First NHL Point
Yay youth movement
Prospect Wrap Up #2: The rest of the NCAA
Class doesn't usually end this early
Providence, Jankowski, Gilmour out of Frozen Four
Last year's shock team are shocked in the first round.
Kenny Agostino Returned to Heat
The forward had a two game sample size in the NHL.
Flames Recall Garnet Hathaway
#Flames have also announced they’ve recalled Garnet Hathaway from Stockton.
— Pat Steinberg (@Fan960Steinberg) February 29, 2016
He will debut tonight against the Flyers.
January Prospect Check-In
Derek Grant, destroyer of worlds
December Prospect Check-in
Now that all of the Flames' prospects are finished at the WJC, it's time to look back on which future Flames shone the brightest this past month
Brandon Hickey and Mason McDonald make Team Canada
The Flames are well represented in the World Juniors.
November prospect check-in
Looking back on the past month for some hopeful news for future Flames
October Prospect Check-In
Our monthly check-in on the future Flames.
Flames sign Nick Schneider
The Calgary Flames have added Medicine Hat's netminder into the fold.
What did we learn in Penticton?
Three games isn't the best sample, but it gave us some great insight to some talent down the pipeline.
Flames vs. Canucks prospects recap
The Flames were mighty truculent throughout their final game of the Young Stars tournament, but despite that, they still couldn't score more goals than the other team.
Flames sign Rasmus Andersson to ELC
The Calgary Flames top pick of this past draft now has a new entry-level contract and we're all really happy about it.
Flames vs Canucks young stars game preview
Going into their final game of the tournament, the Flames are 1-1. Hopefully, they turn that into a winning record tonight.
Ryan Culkin - out for six to eight weeks
.@AHLHeat head coach Ryan Huska gave an update on Ryan Culkin's shoulder injury today: he is expected to miss 6-8 weeks with the malady.
— Calgary Flames (@NHLFlames) September 13, 2015
The bad luck for Ryan Culkin continues as the injury he sustained last night in the 6-3 loss to Edmonton will have him out for six to eight weeks. On top of this injury, last season Culkin only played 37 games due to a season ending wrist injury.
Flames vs. Oilers prospects recap
No wonderkin Connor McDavid tonight but comeback fueled by getting under the skin of the Flames helped vault the Oilers to a 6-3 victory.
Young Stars GM2: Battle of Alberta tonight
A win yesterday is a great way to start the hockey season as Calgary turns it's sights to their blood rival.
Flames vs. Jets prospects recap
The Flames finally got their first taste of actual hockey this season as their prospects took on those from Winnipeg, ultimately battling out a 3-1 win.
FLAMES HOCKEY IS BACK! Kind of... Sort of...
Okay, so it's a prospects tournament, but prospects are awesome!
Young Stars Classic Roster announced
Better late than never, we finally have a list of players attending the Flames prospects camp in Penticton.
Flames sign Eric Roy to ATO
He's baaaack.
Brandon Wheat Kings select Oliver Kylington in CHL Import Draft
The #BWK select Defenceman Oliver Kylington with our 1st pick, 60th overall. Oliver was drafted by the @NHLFlames in the 2nd Round.
— Brandon Wheat Kings (@bdnwheatkings) June 30, 2015
It seems Oliver Kylington is destined to be a 60th overall pick. The skilled Swedish defencemen may play in Sweden next season, however, there are teams in North America who could certainly use his services. Hakan Loob, the president of hockey ops on Farjestad, one of the teams Kylington played for last year, said he believes Kylington should be in the AHL. There's another option now, though, should Kylington end up in junior instead. He'd be joining last year's WHL eastern conference champions, the Brandon Wheat Kings. They're the team with Ivan Provorov, who was drafted seventh overall. Can you imagine a Provorov-Kylington pairing? That's horrifying at junior. Seems like if the Flames pick makes his way over to North America, he'll be in a good spot, no matter what.
Rasmus Andersson invited to U20 Swedish team summer camp
Rasmus Andersson invited to Sweden's junior team summer camp ~ http://t.co/WFfU1qswNv #Flames
— Aaron Vickers (@AAVickers) June 30, 2015
The Flames had a hell of a second round in the 2015 NHL entry draft. Between Hakan Loob's high praise for Oliver Kylington and now, Swedish hockey recognizing Rasmus Andersson as a potential player for next year's World Juniors tournament, the Flames' new defence prospect pool is looking rather improved.. Andersson is one of eight defencemen invited to the camp. This doesn't necessarily means he makes the team, but it's certainly not a bad thing, either!
Hakan Loob: "Sign [Oliver Kylington] right away"
Former Flame Hakan Loob is very, very, very, very high on Oliver Kylington's potential. Actually, that might be an understatement.