Have you ever wondered exactly where the Calgary Flames rank in terms of high-end speed? It’s probably fair to say that most Flames fans can sense that their team isn’t the fastest in the NHL.
The Calgary Flames made a big splash late last month, trading Andrei Kuzmenko, Jakob Pelletier and a pair of picks to the Philadelphia Flyers for Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost.
The Sabres are pretty much all but mathematically eliminated from the playoffs, but the Flames continue to push for a spot and are looking to bolster their lineup.
Even after acquiring Morgan Frost from the Philadelphia Flyers last week, the Calgary Flames reportedly still have their sights set on adding another young centre: Dylan Cozens.
The Seattle Kraken continued their homestand, hosting the Calgary Flames on Feb. 2. It was Calgary who came away with the win, defeating Seattle 3-2. Right before the 11-minute mark in the first period, the Kraken received their first power play.
Morgan Frost scored his first goal with his new team as the Calgary Flames held on to defeat the host Seattle Kraken 3-2 on Sunday night. Yegor Sharangovich had a goal and an assist and Jonathan Huberdeau also scored for the Flames, who won for just the second time in their past five games.
Morgan Frost has officially arrived in Calgary. The newly acquired forward scored his first goal as a Flame in their matchup against the Seattle Kraken, becoming the 403rd player in franchise history to find the back of the net.
It’s been a wild few days for new Calgary Flames forwards Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost. On Thursday evening, following the Philadelphia Flyers 3-0 home loss to the New York Islanders at Wells Fargo Center, the duo were informed that they had been traded from the organization that had drafted them and sent to the Flames.
Committing to a rebuild was a lot of the talk surrounding the Calgary Flames before the 2024-25 season started. The expectation was for this team to finish near the bottom of the standings and put themselves in a prime position to draft another franchise-altering player.
On Thursday night, the Calgary Flames made a trade sending Jakob Pelletier, Andrei Kuzmenko, a 2nd round pick, and a 7th round pick to the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost.
Late Thursday night, Daily Faceoff hockey insider Frank Seravalli reported the Calgary Flames acquired Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost from the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for Andrei Kuzmenko, Jakob Pelletier, a 2025 second-round pick and a 2028 seventh-round pick.
The Flames and Flyers are working on a major trade.
The Flyers have found gold in the Tyson Foerster-Noah Cates–Bobby Brink line. Now, the Flyers may have found something in a new line. Since the January 11th game against the Anaheim Ducks, Morgan Frost has been centering a line with Owen Tippett and Travis Konecny.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are trying to find their way back to the playoffs this season as they try to win their first Stanley Cup since 1967, and it seems as though they’ve been pushing to add a centre in hopes of bolstering their depth.
Anthony Di Marco of The Daily Faceoff: The Philadelphia Flyers and Morgan Frost have not had an easy time of things. However, it appears neither the Flyers nor Frost have given up on each other.
NHL insider Elliotte Friedman suggests that the Chicago Blackhawks are interested in Philadelphia Flyers forward Morgan Frost. Frost, 25, was once thought to be a key player for the Flyers after being drafted in 2017.
Philadelphia Flyers head coach John Tortorella, who has had his fair share of clashes with Morgan Frost in the past, is giving the embattled center one more chance to prove himself, starting with a Saturday afternoon matchup against the Chicago Blackhawks.
The Toronto Maple Leafs dressed John Tavares, Pontus Holmberg, Fraser Minten, and Steven Lorentz as their centres against the Golden Knights on Wednesday night.
It is one month into the season, and yet it feels extradited with the Chicago Blackhawks. With a last-place team, you’re always looking for future solutions, and insider Elliotte Friedman just brought up one possibility on Nov.
No stranger to turbulent times, Philadelphia Flyers forward Morgan Frost has once again found himself in the dog house. Frost, 25, has just one goal and five assists through 16 games this season with the Flyers; the underwhelming start has landed him in the press box in three of the last four games.
The Philadelphia Flyers have kicked off their 2024-25 season along with the rest of the NHL. And like some other teams, Philadelphia experienced a bit of an injury scare early in the season.
It has been a long, turbulent road for Morgan Frost. Drafted seven years, four head coaches and two general managers ago by the Philadelphia Flyers, Frost
Morgan Frost, in the last season of his contract and set to be a restricted free agent (RFA) in the 2025 offseason, is in an interesting spot. The Philadelphia Flyers could use some high-end centers for their rebuild — it was a clear position of need in 2023-24.
In this edition of our 2023-24 Philadelphia Flyers player grading series, we take a look at 24-year-old center Morgan Frost. He was constantly in and out of favor of his coach, but he ultimately had a positive impact on the team.
Unproven commodity Morgan Frost, 22, is a candidate to take Hayes' spot in the lineup.
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