The Calgary Flames opened their annual training camp on Thursday, giving fans a clearer idea of how this year’s lineup could look. With 64 participants in total, head coach Ryan Huska split the squad into three groups for the first on-ice session of the week.

The team’s been dealing away veterans and getting younger for over a year, really. And that’s led to inevitable questions about whether the team’s remaining veterans might be open to moves elsewhere that would put them closer to contending for a Stanley Cup.

The Calgary Flames officially opened training camp on Thursday. The Flames enter this season hoping to bounce back from a tough campaign last year.

With the rookie tournament in the rearview, Calgary Flames fans get their first look at what is on the horizon for the NHL club.

If they do happen to surprise, veterans on the team will have to lead the way. Captain Mikael Backlund believes the Flames have the right group to do that. "You know six of us that have been here the last few years and we're the oldest guys and captains on this year,

Among the competitions for jobs at Calgary Flames training camp, the battle for starting goaltender stands out. The trade of Jacob Markstrom to the New Jersey Devils in June opened the door for a new No.

The Calgary Flames begin the on-ice portion of their 2024-25 training camp on Thursday at Winsport. The Flames have 64 players in camp and have split them into three groups to make on-ice sessions manageable.