With the Calgary Flames’ 2024–25 season behind us, it’s time to take a look back at the season that was. In a year in which the Flames went from an expected bottom-feeder to the highest non-playoff team in NHL history, there were some standout performances and some rather disappointing ones.
With the Calgary Flames’ 2024–25 season coming to a close last week, it’s time to look back on the season that was. It was an up-and-down season in Calgary, going from a projected lottery team to missing the playoffs by one single regulation win.
In the second part of this series, I will springboard off our grading Calgary Flames forwards and now be grading the defencemen and the two goalies from the 2024–25 season.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
With the Calgary Flames just narrowly missing this year’s playoffs in heartbreaking fashion, players are now freed up to be selected to play in the upcoming
Despite not making the postseason, the Calgary Flames had a promising year.
It was a tough and early end to the Calgary Flames’ season. The team jumped out of the gate with an exceptional month of October, but quickly slipped down the Western Conference standings, having to fight for a Wild Card spot for most of the 2024-25 campaign.
With the NHL regular season coming to a close, the Calgary Flames are still looking to sneak into the playoffs. The Flames, 39-27-14, are holding onto the final spot in the Pacific Division for dear life.
The Calgary Flames held an optional practice on Saturday morning, with just a smattering of players hitting the ice at the Saddledome. But there was other action at the ‘Dome on Saturday, as blueliner MacKenzie Weegar was named this year’s recipient of the Peter Maher Good Guy Award.
It’s that time of the year for The Win Column’s NHL draft rankings and draft profiles! Using our very own consolidated rankings, we will be taking a look at the top 50 prospects for this year’s draft.
The Calgary Flames have been on an excellent run as of late, going 9–6–5 in their last 20 games. Very much a needed turnaround, as the team continues to chase the second wild card spot in the playoffs.
In this edition of Calgary Flames News & Rumors, both MacKenzie Weegar and Joel Farabee were unable to suit up on Saturday afternoon versus the New York Islanders.
The Calgary Flames made defenceman MacKenzie Weegar a late scratch prior to their game against the New York Islanders on Saturday afternoon due to a lower-body injury, the club announced.
The return of international, best-on-best hockey is almost upon us. The 4 Nations Face-off tournament will begin on Feb. 12, with Team Canada, Team USA, Team Sweden, and Team Finland taking the ice in Montreal and Boston as a precursor to NHL players returning to the Olympics in 2026.
On Thursday night, Calgary Flames general manager Craig Conroy pulled the trigger on a trade, sending Andrei Kuzmenko, Jakob Pelletier, a 2025 second-round pick and a 2028 seventh-round pick to Philadelphia in exchange for Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee.
Over the weekend, a bit of news dropped, as the Vegas Golden Knights announced that Alex Pietrangelo won’t be part of Team Canada’s entry at the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off.
In this edition of Calgary Flames News & Rumours, an injury to Alex Pietrangelo could result in MacKenzie Weegar stepping up and patrolling the blue line for Team Canada at the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off.
The Calgary Flames have been without blueliner Kevin Bahl for the past few games. By the sounds of it, they’ll be without him for a little while longer at least.
As the NHL trade deadline approaches, the Winnipeg Jets will have to make a decision. Having gone for it before, but with little to show for their efforts, GM Kevin Chevldayoff must determine how many chips, if any, to push in.
According to Sean McIndoe of The Athletic (subscription required), a quiet trade market could form for Calgary Flames defenseman MacKenzie Weegar. As the Flames go through a rebuild, the first name that pops up in trade talks isn’t Weegar’s simply because of his lengthy contract and his under-the-radar effectiveness.
One of the highlights for the Calgary Flames in an otherwise low season was the play of defenseman MacKenzie Weegar. In his second season with the team, he took a huge step forward, playing like the star the Flames thought they were getting from the Florida Panthers.
We went 2-0 yesterday on our two NHL looks, so we opt to keep it simple and stick with just two looks on the ice. Here's to some Saturday winners!
Since the latest report by David Pagnotta at The Fourth Period, there have been talks around Calgary Flames and Ottawa Senators Twitter (and other social media platforms as well) regarding a potential deal for Flames defenseman MacKenzie Weegar.
YB's Griffin Carroll is back on the NHL grind on a packed Saturday of puck. Nobody digs in the corners like GriffyBets.
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