Ryan Pike

The fifth round of the NHL Draft feels like when the “mid-draft” period ends and things transition towards “late draft.” Often it's a round where things start thinning out in terms of high-end talent.

The annual pre-draft trade has occurred for the Calgary Flames Per multiple reports, notably Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman, the Flames have

Friends, we're into the most frenzied part of the off-season. The National Hockey League's annual entry draft is this coming weekend and that can be a transformative two days for a hockey club.

On Tuesday afternoon, after weeks of chats about concepts, the Calgary Flames pulled the trigger on a pretty significant swap with the New Jersey Devils

Gang, we're entering the silly season, when big moves can happen at a moment's notice and everyone frantically is refreshing their social media feeds to stay up to date.

We've seen a flurry of trade activity across the hockey world this week, including a blockbuster featuring the Calgary Flames . Now, per TSN's Darren

On Tuesday afternoon, the Calgary Flames made a big splash in the trade market, acquiring 2022 second overall selection Simon Nemec from the New Jersey Devils in a pretty significant move for the local hockey club.

The National Hockey League's entry draft can be a long one. Early in the draft, teams know a ton about the players available.

Gang, in last year's draft, the Calgary Flames made two selections in the seventh round. In the 2026 NHL Draft, though, they don't own a selection in the final round of the proceedings as the event approaches.

In advance of the frenzy of activity upcoming at the 2026 NHL Draft, the Calgary Flames have taken care of a bit of internal business.