The Calgary Flames traded for Jonathan Huberdeau in the summer of 2022. It was a massive trade that sent Matthew Tkachuk to the Florida Panthers in the same deal.
In recent days, two giant and unsubstantiated trades involving Calgary Flames’ forward Jonathan Huberdeau were thrown out there in the NHL rumor mill. Both are interesting on paper, but neither makes much sense.
The Calgary Flames and New York Rangers have different goals this season. The Flames will be focused on continuing their rebuild as they head into what looks to be a longer process that could extend over a few seasons, while the Rangers will be focused on contending for a Stanley Cup after coming up short last season.
One of the biggest questions heading into the 2024-25 Calgary Flames season is “Can Jonathan Huberdeau bounce back?” The answer all Flames supporters want to have to that question is “yes.” But how realistic is that possibility?
It’s time to crank up the heat, starting in the Western Conference.
The general consensus amongst NHL fans and media alike is that the Calgary Flames will struggle to win games this coming season. The organization has opted for a rebuild approach under general manager Craig Conroy, which may result in a tough stretch of hockey over the next few years.
Hockey fans all over the world are patiently awaiting the start of the 2024-25 NHL season, the 108th in its illustrious history. Preseason festivities commence on Sept.
When it comes to the Calgary Flames lineup for the 2024-25 NHL season, there are going to be some new additions, some young names hoping to etch themselves into the opening night roster, and veterans who are looking not only to continue their upward trend set in motion during 2023-24 but also help mentor the young players who do make the roster.
Since joining the Calgary Flames via the major Jonathan Huberdeau for Matthew Tkachuk blockbuster trade, MacKenzie Weegar has been one of the most dynamic forces across the NHL landscape on the back-end.
The Montreal Canadiens have two 1st rounders in the 2025 NHL Draft, but Calgary’s apparent rebuild could prompt them to trade one of them. Owning both their own and the Calgary Flames 1st-rounders for the next draft, it would be the fourth draft in a row that the Canadiens would go into late June with two picks in the top-32.
It’s shockingly been two years since the Calgary Flames traded Matthew Tkachuk to the Florida Panthers. Late in the evening of Jul. 22, 2022, the Flames
The Calgary Flames acquired Jonathan Huberdeau from the Florida Panthers just shy of two years ago. A couple weeks later, they signed Huberdeau to the largest contract in franchise history, an eight year deal worth $84 million to begin in 2023-24.
While it’s easy to root for certain players and against others when your favorite team is out of the running for the Stanley Cup, it’s also hard not to feel a tinge of jealousy.
Jonathan Huberdeau spent 10 seasons with the Florida Panthers before, after the best year of his career, he was traded away. Since that blockbuster trade which happened two years ago on July 22, 2022, the Panthers have reached heights they never did when Huberdeau was here.
With the Stanley Cup handed out and the on-ice portion of the 2023-24 National Hockey League season complete, it’s time to tackle the last few bits of remaining business for the season: buyouts.
A look at the pressing offseason questions for the Calgary Flames.
Jonathan Huberdeau has now finished his second season with the Calgary Flames and his struggles continue. Huberdeau was one of the biggest pieces acquired by Calgary via the Matthew Tkachuk trade and his arrival came with high expectations.
Ever since the Calgary Flames sent Matthew Tkachuk over to the Florida Panthers and acquired Jonathan Huberdeau as part of the return, it hasn’t been pretty.
One of the most talented players on the Calgary Flames roster has not played up to expectations. However, there is still time for Jonathan Huberdeau for turn things around this season.
Among the many things going wrong in the province of Alberta, one that may be the most shocking is the decline of Jonathan Huberdeau.
The 2023-24 NHL season is through its first month, so let's look at some winners and losers.
Jonathan Huberdeau hopes the 2023-24 season can be a bounce-back year for him and the Calgary Flames.
If the Calgary Flames and the Arizona Coyotes were able to strike a deal involving Jonathan Huberdeau, I am sure that shockwaves would reverberate throughout the hockey world.
Many teams are looking to improve their top-six scoring, and this is where Huberdeau will add value.
Things appear to be reaching a boiling point between Jonathan Huberdeau’s camp and the Calgary Flames.
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