Calgary Flames Secure 6th Pick in NHL Draft

Calgary Flames face draft lottery setback, secure two first-round picks; GM Craig Conroys track record promising for future core building.

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Arsenii Sergeev, a 23-year-old Russian goalie, made a remarkable debut with the Calgary Flames this season, transitioning from college star to NHL winner in less than a year. After signing his entry-level deal last April, Sergeev started in the ECHL, then quickly ascended to the NHL, earning his first win in his debut. Injuries led to a 29-game stint with the AHLs Wranglers, where he showcased his grit and pro-level poise, posting a 6-13-8 record with a 3.35 GAA and .898 save percentage. His impressive performance earned him back-to-back starts and a promising future in the NHL.

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Calgary Flames head coach Ryan Huska joins Team Canadas World Hockey Championships staff, reuniting with Flames personnel and showcasing Flames talent on the international stage.

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The Calgary Flames have signed Swedish center Theo Stockselius to a three-year entry-level deal, marking their first draft class member to ink a contract. The eighteen-year-old prospect, drafted 54th overall in the 2025 NHL Draft, split time between Djurgårdens top mens team and their under-20 juniors last season, posting impressive numbers. Standing at six-foot-three, Stockselius brings size and already secured a silver medal with Sweden at the 2025 under-18 worlds. His contract begins in the 2026-27 season, with expectations for him to be loaned back to Djurgårdens next year. The Flames are building depth early, keeping an eye on Stockselius development across the pond, potentially including him in Swedens roster for the 2026 World Juniors.

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Ryan Strome, Calgary Flames forward, joins Sportsnets Hockey Central intermission panel for playoff season. Known for his on-ice smarts, Strome brings a fresh player perspective alongside Brenden Dillon. His career, marked by notable trades and impressive stats, adds value to the panel. Fans eagerly anticipate his insights as the playoffs unfold.

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Calgary Flames sign Swedish prospect Theo Stockselius to a three-year deal, adding a resilient forward with a strong junior record and World Juniors potential.

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The Calgary Flames have signed forward Theo Stockselius to a three-year entry-level contract. The 18-year-old Swede, born in Norrtälje, was drafted 54th overall in the 2025 NHL Draft. Stockselius showcased his skills by playing for Djurgårdens IFs under-20 and senior teams in the Swedish juniors and SHL. He impressed in juniors with 16 points in 11 games and 20 points in 11 playoff games, earning second place in team scoring and contributing to back-to-back league titles. On the senior side, he notched his first pro point in 16 SHL games. Standing at 63 and 196 lbs, Stockselius is a left-shooting forward with an average annual value of $1,015,833. The Flames are building depth with this young talent, and fans can anticipate seeing him at training camp soon.

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