| Pos | Role | Name |
| C | 1 | Mikael Backlund  ActiveMikael Backlund recorded Sweden's third goal in a 3-0 win over the Czech Republic to claim the bronze medal at the World Hockey Championship. He produced five goals and eight points in 10 games at the tournament. Backlund finally made some positive strides in 2013-14 with a career high 18 goals and 39 points in 76 contests. May 26 |
| 2 | Matt Stajan ActiveMatt Stajan increased his point streak to four games with a goal in Calgary's 3-2 loss to Toronto on Tuesday night. Stajan has two goals and two assists over the four game span. He has 31 points through 60 games this season, needing just one more point to eclipse his best output as a member of the Calgary Flames. Apr 1 |
| 3 | Sean Monahan ActiveSean Monahan will join Team Canada for the 2014 World Championship. It's an opportunity for Monahan to continue playing after scoring 22 goals and 34 points in 75 games as a rookie with the Calgary Flames. "I'm looking forward to that," said Monahan. "It's an honor, obviously. It's your country. I've played for Canada before and it's always a lot of fun, so it's going to be a pretty awesome experience." Apr 15 |
| 4 | Max Reinhart ActiveMax Reinhart has been called up by the Calgary Flames. Reinhart hasn't done much yet at the NHL level, but the 22-year-old has a plenty of offensive upside. He has 17 goals and 45 points in 51 AHL contests this season. Mar 5 |
| 5 | Johnny Gaudreau ActiveJohnny Gaudreau made a great impression at the Flames' development camp. "Hey, he's a talented guy," Flames GM Brad Treliving said. "You can see some of the other kids had fear in their eyes when he was coming down. I'd hate to play against him in this sort of atmosphere." Gaudreau's next step is to get ready for training camp. After winning the Hobey Baker Award, there's a good chance that he'll make the Flames' opening game roster. Jul 10 |
| 6 | Paul Byron ActivePaul Byron has signed a one-year contract with the Calgary Flames. The team ultimately decided to keep Byron despite the fact that they declined to give him a qualifying offer. The financial terms aren't known, but Byron did get a one-way contract. He had seven goals and 21 points in 47 contests in 2013-14. Jul 4 |
| LW | 1 | Curtis Glencross ActiveDiscussions for a new Curtis Glencross deal in Calgary will take place in the next few weeks. "I’ve talked to Brad [Treliving, new Flames GM] a few times now and my agent has also been in touch with him numerous times," Glencross said. "The plan is they want to get the ball rolling after the [Aug 1.] arbitration thing with [Joe] Colborne, and get to talking. Hopefully we can get something done sooner rather than later, and not have to worry about a contract during the season." Glencross, 31, put up good offensive numbers through an injury-plagued 2013-14 season, with 12 goals and 24 points in 38 games. From 2010-12, Glencross averaged 25 goals and 45 points a season. Glencross said he took a hometown discount on his current deal (four years at $10.2 million, which expires next July) and isn’t really interested in doing it again. "It’ll be a little bit different this time around," Glencross said, explaining that the next contract likely will be his final one in the NHL. Jul 19 |
| 2 | Mason Raymond ActiveThe Calgary Flames have signed Mason Raymond to a three-year/$9.5 million contract. Raymond cashed in nicely after being a free agent last summer and getting only a one-year/$1 million with Toronto. He had 19 goals and 45 points in 82 games and should see time as a top-six forward in 2014-15. Jul 1 |
| 3 | Brandon Bollig ActiveLook for the Calgary Flames to give the recently acquired Brandon Bollig a bigger role than he had in Chicago. Bollig saw fourth line action with the Blackhawks and still managed seven goals and 14 points last season while dishing out 203 hits. "The more you play, the better you feel, I think," Bollig said. "I loved my role here in Chicago, but when you change teams, you get the new look and new coaches think different things about certain roles and certain players. I'm excited to see where this takes me and, hopefully, expand my role and have a good exciting season up in Calgary. My time here in Chicago was amazing, and I'll never forget it. But it's going to be fun to help rebuild that organization." Look for Bollig to go from 10 minutes per game of action to 12-14, and get 12-15 goals and 25-30 points. Jun 29 |
| 4 | Lance Bouma ActiveLance Bouma was happy to hear that Don Cherry called him "my type of guy." Cherry was praising Bouma for his work ethic and blocking shots. "It's a pretty cool feeling because you grow up watching him, and you respect what he's saying as a kid," Bouma said. "To have him mention your name and talk good about you, that means a lot. That's pretty cool." Bouma has five goals, 14 points, 144 hits, and 67 blocks in 62 games this season. Mar 14 |
| 5 | Ben Hanowski ActiveNow that he is relieved that he received a new, one-year contract from the Calgary Flames, big left winger Ben Hanowski will be working on his skating style. The 6-foot-2, 210-pounder has scheduled training sessions with a group of NHLers in his home state of Minnesota and one-on-one work with a skating instructor. "I think my skating has been an issue, probably since I was in college. I’m just working on the technical side of it — just being a more efficient, fluid skater," Hanowski said. "I think I have a lot of wasted energy in my stride, and it’s just not very efficient, so that’s something I’m try to fix up. Just trying to become faster and, overall, a better skater." Jul 13 |
| RW | 1 | Jiri Hudler ActiveJiri Hudler scored a goal and registered an assist in Calgary's 5-3 loss to Winnipeg Friday night. Hudler now has five points in his last four games. He has been very impressive this season with the Flames and he now has 17 goals with 37 assists in 74 games. Rookie Sean Monahan and defenseman Kris Russell also scored for the Flames. Apr 12 |
| 2 | Joe Colborne ActiveJoe Colborne has inked a two-year, $2.55 million contract extension. Colborne was a restricted free agent and had an arbitration hearing scheduled for August 1. He had 10 goals and 28 points in 80 games with Calgary in 2013-14. Jul 22 |
| 3 | David Jones ActiveDavid Jones (shoulder) won't return before the end of the regular season. Jones had nine goals and 17 points in 48 games in 2013-14. In addition to his current shoulder problem, he also missed time this season due to eye and upper-body injuries. Apr 9 |
| 4 | Brian McGrattan ActiveBrian McGrattan scored a goal in Calgary's 3-2 defeat on Wednesday. McGrattan was playing in his 300th NHL game. The goal was special given that it was just the 10th marker and 26th point of his career. From a fantasy perspective, the 32-year-old enforcer is a reliable source of penalty minutes, but he's doesn't get enough to justify the nearly complete lack of offensive production. Mar 27 |
| D | 1 | Mark Giordano ActiveMark Giordano had been playing through a hand injury. For that reason, Giordano won't aide Canada in the 2014 World Championship. He had 14 goals and 47 points in 64 games with Calgary this season. Apr 15 |
| 2 | Dennis Wideman ActiveDennis Wideman (upper body) won't return before the conclusion of the season. Wideman will consequently finish the 2013-14 campaign with four goals and 21 points in 46 games. This was the second season of his five-year, $26.25 million contract with Calgary. Apr 9 |
| 3 | T.J. Brodie ActiveT.J. Brodie and Mark Giordano were both plus-five on Saturday. Well, that has to help your fantasy team with a big night like that. Brodie also chipped in with a couple of assists, giving him 23 assists and 27 points in 71 games while jumping to plus-two on the 26th place Flames. Keep an eye on him for next season. Mar 24 |
| 4 | Kris Russell ActiveKris Russell had a goal and two assists in Calgary's 6-5 win over Nashville. Russell has five goals and a career-high 26 points in 56 games this season. He inked a two-year, $5.2 million extension with Calgary back in February. Mar 22 |
| 5 | Ladislav Smid ActiveLadislav Smid suffered an upper-body injury in Friday's game versus the New York Rangers. He exited the contest after playing just 5:36 of ice time. He isn't expected to play when Calgary begins their road trip on Sunday in Ottawa. Mar 29 |
| 6 | Deryk Engelland ActiveDeryk Engelland has reached a three-year agreement with the Calgary Flames. deal worth $2.9M. According to TSN's Bob McKenzie, the contract is worth $2.9 million per season. Engelland is a big, tough player who can play forward or defense. He recorded 12 points and 58 penalty minutes in 56 games last season. Jul 1 |
| 7 | Tyler Wotherspoon ActiveTyler Wotherspoon (upper body) is probable for Wednesday's game. Wotherspoon was hurt during Monday's match. He has an assist in three contests this season. Mar 12 |
| G | 1 | Jonas Hiller ActiveJonas Hiller (appendicitis) should be fully recovered well before training camp starts. "The procedure nowadays . . . they can do it arthroscopically," said Calgary Flames GM Brad Treliving. "They're saying within nine to 12 days, you're up and back to normal. (Hiller's agent) felt by next week that he's right back in the swing of things. The hope and the plan and the expectation right now is that there's no long recovery period." Hiller signed a two-year, $9 million contract with Calgary in July. He's projected to start the season as the Flames' number one goaltender. Jul 25 |
| 2 | Karri Ramo ActiveCalgary goalie Karri Ramo had a bad night, allowing four goals on 20 shots en route to the Flames' 5-1 loss to the Canucks in Vancouver Sunday night. Ramo was replaced in the third period by Joey MacDonald, who allowed a goal on three shots. Both the Flames and the Canucks finished out of the playoffs. Ramo finishes the regular season with a record of 17-15-4, a GAA of 2.65 and a save percentage of .211. Apr 13 |
| 3 | Mason McDonald ActiveMason McDonald was picked by the Calgary Flames with the 34th overall selection of the 2014 NHL Entry Draft. He was the first netminder off the board. McDonald is another special prospect who has all attributes of a cornerstone goalie. At 6-foot-4, 178 pounds, Mason has the size to fill the net, though he could stand to put on some weight. He boasts the quickness, reflexes and athleticism to get to shots and recover on second chances. He is a battler and loves to play atop the crease, staying square to the shooter in the process. The backbone of the of the Canadian U18 bronze-medal team is unfazed and composed under pressure. He reads the play very well, which aids his anticipation. McDonald still is a work in progress when it comes to his technical skills, but that should only improve with experience and the tutelage of the higher levels. NHL Central Scouting’s Al Jensen compared him to Steve Mason. Jun 28 |