Expectations are high for Flames forward Connor Zary in 2025-26
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The Calgary Flames are brimming with expectations for forward Connor Zary as the 2025-26 NHL season approaches. Drafted in the first round of the 2020 NHL Draft, Zary has shown remarkable potential, impressing fans and analysts alike with his junior league performances. With significant strides in his development, Zary is poised to make an impact on the Flames roster, and the team is hopeful he can contribute to their playoff ambitions.
Coaching staff have been actively working with Zary to refine his skills and integrate him into the Flames' competitive framework. His blend of speed, skill, and hockey IQ has caught the attention of both teammates and coaches. Zary is expected to solidify his position in the lineup, stepping into a role that could see him increasing his offensive output.
As the Flames gear up for the upcoming season, the focus will be on harnessing Zary's talents and providing him with the opportunities to shine on the ice. Calgary's management believes that Zary's emergence as a key player could be a game-changer for the team's future, especially as they aim to rebuild and reestablish themselves as contenders in the Western Conference.
Coaching staff have been actively working with Zary to refine his skills and integrate him into the Flames' competitive framework. His blend of speed, skill, and hockey IQ has caught the attention of both teammates and coaches. Zary is expected to solidify his position in the lineup, stepping into a role that could see him increasing his offensive output.
As the Flames gear up for the upcoming season, the focus will be on harnessing Zary's talents and providing him with the opportunities to shine on the ice. Calgary's management believes that Zary's emergence as a key player could be a game-changer for the team's future, especially as they aim to rebuild and reestablish themselves as contenders in the Western Conference.