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Calgary Flames

34-39W1#14 seedGB: 44

Head Coach: Ryan Huska

The Calgary Flames are 34-39 (.466) in the National Hockey League Western Conference, ranked #14 seed. A inconsistent campaign with a 23-13-5 home record and 11-26-4 on the road. Currently on a 1-game winning streak, with a 4-5-1, 0 PTS record over the last 10 games. Facing high playoff pressure (PPI: 5.8) — 6 games below the cutline, making every game must-watch. 30-man roster under head coach Ryan Huska, including 10 defenses, 9 centers, 6 left wings.

Win %

.466

Home

23-13-5

Away

11-26-4

Last 10

4-5-1, 0 PTS

Streak

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Final record:34-39

Win %:.466

Home:23-13-5

Away:11-26-4

Seed:#14

5.8

Playoff Pressure Index

High

Calgary Flames are in a high-pressure position. The playoff picture is volatile and recent results have intensified the stakes.

6 below cutline

GB: 44

Games Back

3.0/3.0

Recent Form (L10)

1.5/2.0

Streak Momentum

0.3/2.0

Seed Proximity

0.0/2.0

Conference Congestion

1.0/1.0

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Season Analysis

Through 73 games this season, the Calgary Flames have posted a 34-39 record, good for a .466 winning percentage. This places them as a below average team in the Western Conference, currently holding the #14 seed. They sit 44 games back from the top spot in their conference.

The Flames have been significantly better at home (23-13-5) than on the road (11-26-4), a 34-point gap in win percentage. Home-court advantage has been a major factor this season, making their home games particularly valuable for fans looking to see competitive performances.

The Flames have been steady recently, posting a 4-5-1, 0 PTS mark over their last 10 games with a 1-game winning streak. This puts them in the middle of the pack in terms of current form across the NHL.

From a playoff perspective, the Flames face high pressure with a Playoff Pressure Index of 5.8 out of 10. Currently 6 positions below the playoff cutline, every remaining game carries significant weight. This level of urgency typically translates to intense, high-stakes performances that make for compelling viewing.

Roster

30 players · 2025-26 season

Center

#11Mikael Backlund

C · 6' 0" · 206 lbs · 37y

#18John Beecher

C · 6' 3" · 220 lbs · 25y

#16Morgan Frost

C · 6' 0" · 193 lbs · 27y

#39Tyson Gross

C · 6' 3" · 195 lbs · 23y

#45Sam Morton

C · 6' 0" · 181 lbs · 26y

#76Martin Pospisil

C · 6' 2" · 173 lbs · 26y

#17Yegor Sharangovich

C · 6' 2" · 196 lbs · 28y

#22Ryan Strome

C · 6' 1" · 192 lbs · 32y

#47Connor Zary

C · 6' 0" · 178 lbs · 24y

Out

Left Wing

#20Blake Coleman

LW · 5' 11" · 199 lbs · 34y

#86Joel Farabee

LW · 6' 0" · 186 lbs · 26y

#29Samuel Honzek

LW · 6' 4" · 186 lbs · 21y

Injured Reserve

#10Jonathan Huberdeau

LW · 6' 1" · 200 lbs · 33y

Injured Reserve

#70Ryan Lomberg

LW · 5' 9" · 184 lbs · 31y

#95Victor Olofsson

LW · 5' 11" · 180 lbs · 30y

Right Wing

#27Matt Coronato

RW · 5' 10" · 183 lbs · 23y

#92Matvei Gridin

RW · 6' 1" · 182 lbs · 20y

#43Adam Klapka

RW · 6' 8" · 235 lbs · 25y

Defense

#7Kevin Bahl

D · 6' 6" · 230 lbs · 25y

Out

#24Jake Bean

D · 6' 1" · 191 lbs · 28y

Injured Reserve

#48Hunter Brzustewicz

D · 6' 0" · 190 lbs · 21y

#44Joel Hanley

D · 5' 11" · 186 lbs · 35y

Out

#37Yan Kuznetsov

D · 6' 4" · 209 lbs · 24y

Out

#3Olli Maatta

D · 6' 2" · 207 lbs · 31y

#94Brayden Pachal

D · 6' 2" · 202 lbs · 26y

#19Zayne Parekh

D · 6' 0" · 179 lbs · 20y

#28Zach Whitecloud

D · 6' 2" · 210 lbs · 29y

#52Abram Wiebe

D · 6' 3" · 210 lbs · 22y

Goaltender

#1Devin Cooley

G · 6' 5" · 192 lbs · 29y

#32Dustin Wolf

G · 6' 0" · 166 lbs · 25y

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