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The Flames are starting to look like the team we expected to see this season

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Flames Nation
Nov 7, 2025 3:00 PM

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In a pivotal moment for the Calgary Flames, the team is assessing its roster as trade season approaches. With several players underperforming, including key figures like Jonathan Huberdeau and MacKenzie Weegar, the Flames are at a crossroads. General Manager Craig Conroy has hinted at potential changes, aiming to reinvigorate a squad that has struggled to find consistency this season.

Despite moments of brilliance, Calgary has seen its playoff hopes dim due to injuries and inconsistent play. The coaching staff is under pressure to find the right combinations on the ice, with players like Elias Lindholm and Rasmus Andersson trying to step up as leaders. Their ability to perform during crucial games could determine the fate of the season.

As the Flames look ahead, fans are hopeful for a strong finish and potential playoff push. The upcoming games will be critical for the team, and every point counts as they battle teams for a wildcard spot in the tightly contested Western Conference. The Flames need to capitalize on matchups against divisional rivals to keep their hopes alive.

Conroy’s ability to navigate trade options while maintaining a competitive roster will be essential. With the deadline approaching, Flames fans are eagerly awaiting to see if the team will make any significant moves to bolster their chances of success. The upcoming weeks promise to be an exciting time for Calgary hockey, with plenty of storylines unfolding both on and off the ice.