Based on data collected from Elite Prospects, the Calgary Flames are one of the lightest teams in the NHL heading into the 2025-26 season.

We have finally arrived at the regular season, and the Vancouver Canucks are kicking things off in style with an all-Canadian matchup for their home opener on Thursday night. The Canucks welcome the Calgary Flames to begin the season,

Edmonton's Connor McDavid and Calgary's Nazem Kadri headline Best Bets options for Wednesday's season opener between the Oilers and Flames.

Hockey returned yesterday evening with a triple header of games. Tonight, the Calgary Flames join in on the action against the Edmonton Oilers. The Calgary Flames’ opening night lineup has been set, and we’ve been receiving some peeks about how they may lineup this evening versus their rivals.

For now, though, the Flames are younger than they’ve been in ages — this will mark the first time this century that the team starts a year with two teenagers on their roster — and the plan Conroy set in motion two summers ago appears very much on track.

The Calgary Flames have just one day remaining before beginning their 2025-26 regular season against the Edmonton Oilers.

Back in May, Sports Illustrated put out an article with 100 bold predictions for the NFL season. Inspired by that brilliant article, I have compiled a list of 16 bold predictions for things that may or may not happen over the course of the Calgary Flames’ 2025–26 season.

The focus in Calgary this season has to be on the Flames' up-and-coming talent taking the next steps, not another playoff push.

The Calgary Flames need to pick up where they left off, and do more, to return to the NHL playoffs. Calgary (41-27-14) capped last season with a 15-6-6 run after February's 4 Nations Face-Off, but finished outside the post-season for a third straight year in a tiebreaker for a conference wild-card spot.