Adam Klapka had a goal and an assist for his first multi-point game of the season as the Calgary Flames beat the New York Islanders 4-2.

After trading Rasmus Andersson, the Flames are open for additional business and trading center Nazem Kadri is likely

The 2026 NHL trade deadline is just over six weeks away. With the Calgary Flames trading Rasmus Andersson to the Vegas Golden Knights on Sunday, their attention could be looking to trade other veterans on the roster.

Simon Nemec scored at 1:18 of overtime to give the New Jersey Devils a 2-1 victory over the Calgary Flames on Monday night. Nemec took a backhand pass from Jack Hughes and beat goalie Devin Cooley from close range.

The Flames general manager explained the Andersson trade from his end and the organization's current thinking on other in-demand veterans.

After months of rumors, the Calgary Flames finally traded Rasmus Andersson to the Vegas Golden Knights. Who could the Flames end up trading next?

The Boston Bruins recently missed out on Rasmus Andersson, as the star blueliner was acquired by the Vegas Golden Knights from the Calgary Flames. This was after the Bruins were heavily linked to Andersson and were even given permission by the Flames to have extension talks with the right-shot defenseman.

The Calgary Flames’ trade of Rasmus Andersson has stoked the fire of speculation regarding more roster changes. The retooling of the team has put veterans like Nazem Kadri, Blake Coleman, and Ryan Lomberg on the list of potential trades before the NHL deadline since Calgary is focusing on future assets.

The return Calgary Flames GM Craig Conroy received for a pending UFA is a prime example of his stellar rebuilding so far.

The Vegas Golden Knights acquired defenseman Rasmus Andersson from the Calgary Flames in a deadline deal that strengthens the team’s blue line as it rides a seven-game winning streak.