Current Season
GP
56
Goals
3
Assists
17
Points
20
+/-
-32
S%
2.4%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$6.25M
Total Value
$50.00M
Expires
8 yrs · 2030-2031
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
Macklin Celebrini cements his Hart Trophy bid post-Olympic break, dazzling scouts who saw him dominate internationally. San Jose's phenom stacks points like a vet, pulling voters despite the youth. Prez nods around the league affirm he's no fluke in this MVP scrum.
Calgary ponders cashing in MacKenzie Weegar after his Olympic shine, with Treliving's phone lighting up from contenders. Defensemen like him don't hit waivers, so GMs build trade packages now. Flames brass weighs rebuild signals against a playoff longshot in this frozen market.
The trade freeze lifts and suddenly the seller list balloons with Calgary leading the charge alongside St. Louis, Nashville, and Vancouver. Flames GM Craig Conroy fields calls on MacKenzie Weegar after moving Rasmus Andersson, testing the market with a blueliner every contender covets. With the March 6 deadline sprinting toward us, these moves reshape the playoff race and flood front offices with draft-pick riches.
Edmonton brass quietly circles a star veteran defenseman available as the roster freeze ends, aiming to shore up their blue line for a Cup run. Heavy.com sources hint at cap-friendly fits amid rising rumors like Weegar and Ristolainen chatter. Holland's crew knows one deadline deal could flip their contender status, but rivals lurk.
Calgary's defensemen log heavy minutes night after night, but their year-over-year scoring trends raise eyebrows in a blue line stacked with Weegar and Andersson. Front offices whisper about whether midseason tweaks like Whitecloud's arrival spark offense or just shuffle the deck. As the Flames cling to Pacific scraps at 23-27-6, this deep dive uncovers if their back end delivers playoffs or excuses.
The Flames finally receive the 32nd overall pick to wrap up the blockbuster Tkachuk deal from three summers ago, a conditional first that activates after Florida's back-to-back Cup runs. Calgary front office folks know this draft asset lands in their lap amid $20 million in cap space and five early picks, fueling their rebuild dreams. Panthers management rides high, proving their all-in strategy pays dividends while the Flames grapple with Huberdeau and Weegar's futures.