Calgary Gets Stuck Between the Rock and a Hard Place Toronto is on a hot streak after beating the Calgary Roughnecks on Friday night and picking up their

The Calgary Flames have recalled defenseman Tyson Barrie and forward Adam Klapka from the Calgary Wranglers, it was reported Tuesday. Barrie, who is in his first year with the Flames, has seen time in the AHL and NHL this season. In nine games with the Flames, he's collected two points while putting up three points in two games for the Wranglers.

After their somewhat lopsided loss to Toronto, Calgary slides two spots in the Power Rankings this week. How much can we reasonably punish the Roughnecks for running into Toronto right as the Rock start to put it together?

The Calgary Flames are in a playoff spot past the midway point of the season, but Nazem Kadri believes they have even more to give.

The Calgary Flames and Colorado Avalanche seem to be great trading partners for a blockbuster deal involving Nazem Kadri.

As NHLRumors.com has documented, Avalanche General Manager Chris MacFarland has been busy reshaping this roster. It started with the goaltending, bringing in Scott Wedgewood and Mackenzie Blackwood. Even with the upgrades in the goaltending position, the Avalanche felt they did a couple of seasons ago before they got Nazem Kadri.

The Flames assigned defenseman Tyson Barrie to AHL Calgary on a conditioning loan Friday, per a club announcement. It will be the 33-year-old’s first minor-league action in over 11 years.

Should the Bruins explore a trade for Brad Marchand? Is Mackenzie Weegar a perfect fit to replace Alex Pietrangelo on Canada’s blue line? Michael Amato explores both questions and more in his Friday Four.

Goalies have one of the most demanding positions in the NHL. Which ones have secured the most wins? Check out this definitive all-time list.

The Canucks got a strong performance from Demko and the first NHL goal from Karlsson to beat the Predators 3-1 on Wednesday night.

Though there's still season left to play, the Edmonton Oilers will likely face one of these four teams in the first round of the playoffs.

No. 2 Michigan State allowed two goals in the third period in a 4-2 loss against No. 11 Ohio State on Thursday at Value City Arena.