Calgary Flames
2026-27: 0-3-0 · 0 pts · 32nd in the NHL · 8th in the Pacific · L10 0-3-0 · L3
2025-26: 34-39-9 · 77 pts · 29th in the NHL · 7th in the Pacific
vs Colorado · 9:00 PM ETPrices after the game-day snapshotExpected in goal: Devin Cooley 58%Game preview →Calgary are 0-3-0 after 3 games of 2026-27, 8th in the Pacific. Last season they finished 29th in the league with 77 points.
8th in the Pacific after 3 games
League rank after every game of 2026-27, drawn against last season's month-end ranks. With fewer than ten games played, the order still moves a lot from night to night.
League rank through the season
See all: League rank through the season →2026-27 · 32nd in the league · 0-3-0 · 0 pts
StandingsPoints in line with the goal difference
Three views derived from the 2026-27 results. Small sample: every split here rests on fewer than ten games.
Expected vs actual points
See all: Expected vs actual points →Points the goal difference is worth = GF^1.8 ÷ (GF^1.8 + GA^1.8) × 2 × GP × 1.115, the league's points a game, from 3 goals for and 16 against in 3 games. Last season: 77 points against 75.1. Expected points from shot quality (xG) are in the Shots section.
MethodClose games
Splits
Four of the next six at home
Next six
See all: Next six →Colorado Avalanche121 pts · 1st10 Octvs
Anaheim Ducks92 pts · 18th13 Oct@Anaheim Ducks92 pts · 18th15 Oct@
Vegas Golden Knights95 pts · 13th18 Octvs
Carolina Hurricanes113 pts · 2nd22 Octvs
Minnesota Wild104 pts · 7thDifficulty is how often the opponent would beat an average team, from shot quality (our season model, which leans on last season early on). Red is the top quarter of the league, green the bottom quarter. Hover a bar for the numbers.
Next six: these opponents would beat an average team 53.6% of the time. 6 of the six made the 2025-26 playoffs.
Full scheduleLast results
See all: Last results →
Seattle1–633–27L3 Oct@
Vancouver1–424–26L1 OctvsSeattle1–625–32LScores Joel Farabee leads with 2 points in 3 games
2026-27 scoring, with last season's line for every player on the roster. Status tags come from the league-wide injury report.
Moves since July
See all: Moves since July →2026-27 roster
See all: 2026-27 roster →$13.91M of cap space under a $104M ceiling
Cap hit against the ceiling
Biggest cap hits
See all: Biggest cap hits →Out of contract in summer 2027
See all: Out of contract in summer 2027 →As of 1 Oct 2026. Cap hit is the average annual charge against the cap, not a yearly salary. The team figure is a projection that can include players off the roster; space below zero is before long-term injured reserve and other relief, which this data does not include.
Who dressed at Seattle on 4 Oct
Every player who dressed, ordered by ice time. The league publishes who played, not the line combinations, so this is depth by minutes rather than lines.
Changes from 3 Oct: in Yan Kuznetsov, Connor Zary; out Joel Hanley, Brennan Othmann.
Forwards · by ice time
Defence · by ice time
Goalies · by ice time
Did not dress
On the roster but not in the lineup: injured players carry the report’s status, the rest were scratched or are away from the team.
A 5th power play and a 6th penalty kill
Small sample after 3 games. Last season: power play 16.2%, penalty kill 80.4%.
2026-27
Dashed line: league average. Scale 0–100%.
Calgary attempt more from the wing than anywhere else
Every Calgary attempt in 2026-27, attacking right (3 games). Crease: within 8 ft of the goal. Slot: inside the faceoff dots below the circles. Point: the top 20 ft of the zone.
Expected goals
See all: Expected goals →2026-27 · 3 games with located shots. Ranks are league-wide (1st = best). Small sample: early-season xG moves a lot from night to night.
2025-26 · 82 games with located shots. Ranks are league-wide (1st = best).
Expected goals weigh every unblocked attempt by its chance of scoring from that spot, shot type and strength (our model, trained on 2025-26). Above zero on finishing or goaltending means better than the chances.
Team xG tableBy zone
210 att · 82 on goal · 3 G
By shot type
Calgary Flames rank 14th for 22+ mph bursts and 17th for shot-attempt differential
How fast Calgary Flames skated, how hard they shot and where the puck spent its time, ranked against the other 31 teams.
Fastest skaters
- 22.77Adam KlapkavsSEA1 Oct · 2nd 06:45
- 22.19Matvei GridinvsSEA1 Oct · 3rd 04:01
- 22.10Samuel Honzek@VAN3 Oct · 1st 03:50
- 21.64Yegor SharangovichvsSEA1 Oct · 1st 13:58
- 21.63Morgan Frost@VAN3 Oct · 1st 08:07
- 21.58Joel FarabeevsSEA1 Oct · 2nd 12:00
- 21.54Kevin Bahl@VAN3 Oct · 3rd 12:55
- 21.40Simon Nemec@VAN3 Oct · 2nd 06:32
Each Calgary Flames skater's fastest burst, the top eight, in mph.
Hardest shots
- 89.10Yegor SharangovichvsSEA1 Oct · 1st 14:23
- 87.51Martin Pospisil@VAN3 Oct · 1st 16:45
- 87.01Yan KuznetsovvsSEA1 Oct · 3rd 02:39
- 86.51Mikael BacklundvsSEA1 Oct · 2nd 07:47
- 85.94Matvei Gridin@VAN3 Oct · 2nd 06:44
- 85.47Jake Middleton@VAN3 Oct · 2nd 03:04
- 84.57Matt Coronato@SEA4 Oct · 2nd 04:38
- 80.72Samuel Honzek@VAN3 Oct · 3rd 01:47
Each Calgary Flames skater's hardest shot, the top eight, in mph.
Territory
Ranks are league-wide, 1st = best.
Dustin Wolf has started 2 of 3
Starts, save percentage and goals against for every goalie who has played for the club this season, with last season for context.
2026-27
2025-26
One on the injury list
Injury report
See all: Injury report →Updated 7 Oct, 7:46 AM ET
InjuriesTransactions
See all: Transactions →Placed D Brayden Pachal and C Connor Zary on waivers.
Waived F Alex Nylander.
Assigned Fs Andrew Basha, Will Dineen and Tyson Gross, Ds Hunter Brzustewicz and Axel Hurtig and G Arsenii Sergeev to Calgary (AHL). Waived for the purpose of assignment to Calgary Fs Dryden Hunt, Ben Jones, Rory Kerins, Sam Morton and William Stromgren and Ds Michael Benning, Andreas Englund and Jake Livingstone.
Signed F Brennan Othmann to a one-year contract.
Signed D Simon Nemec to a five-year contract.
Acquired D Jake Middleton, a 2027 third-round draft pick, a 2028 fourth-round draft pick and a 2029 second-round draft pick from Minnesota Wild for F Blake Coleman and D Olli Määttä.
Signed F Sam Morton to a one-year, two-way contract.
2026 draft class
See all: 2026 draft class →Priced at 19% to make the playoffs
Every season-long market the venues list for the Calgary Flames, as the venue-average implied chance with each venue's price to buy Yes.
Make the playoffs: market vs last season
A 79-point pace (last season's points % over 84 games) maps to about 13%; the market sits 5 points higher.
Season points: the market's ladder
0 points from 3 games so far. A points pace is shown from game 10.
Kalshi
Polymarket
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Vancouver is the most-played rivalry: 317 meetings
Calgary against every Pacific rival, from each pairing's first meeting in the index, including 2026-27.
Edmonton Oilers
Los Angeles Kings
San Jose Sharks10 playoff trips in the last 30 seasons
Playoff depth season by season since 1996-97, the franchise scoring leaders since 1990-91 and its earliest draft picks since 1980. Hover a square for the season.
The last 30 seasons
Points leaders since 1990-91
Regular season, with this franchise only.
Retired numbers
Numbers retired by the franchise, as of October 2026. Maintained by hand, outside the stats feed.
Top picks since 1980
The 6 highest first-round picks of 46 since 1980.
Updated after every final · through 6 Oct