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  1. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Paige Siewert

    FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – #8: Aydar Suniev (opens the original)

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    Aydar Suniev was one of the four rookies who made their NHL debut against the Los Angeles Kings in the Calgary Flames’ season closer of the 2024-25 season. He joined Zayne Parekh, Hunter Brzustewicz and Sam Morton in this shared experience and played with all three of them at times in this past season. Suniev has a killer release on his shot that is extremely effective when he has the time and space to use it and by the second half of the Wranglers season, he was sure making good use of it. In

  2. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Paige Siewert

    FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – #14: Jonathan Castagna (opens the original)

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    Jonathan Castagna was added to the Calgary Flames’ prospect pool in March as a piece of the MacKenzie Weegar trade with the Utah Mammoth that brought Olli Maatta to Calgary. By the end of March, the Flames signed Castagna to an entry level deal starting in 2026-27, and he came to Calgary to take in a few games and be around the club before their season ended. (Had the Cornell University product been a little less banged up following the end of his NCAA season, his ELC probably would’ve start

  3. Article · Aug 9, 2026 · Paige Siewert

    FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – HM: William Stromgren (opens the original)

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    William Stromgren, like Rory Kerins, cracked the FlamesNation prospect list no problem last summer but with the new talent and draft picks the Flames have picked up, he’s fallen outside of the top 20. He still collected votes and in the short term, is a player to watch for NHL opportunities with the Flames. Last off-season, he was number 16 on the list. Prior to that, he was number eight. Forward; Shoots Left Born June 7, 2003 (age 23) in Ornskoldsvik, Sweden 6’4”, 190 pounds Drafted in th

  4. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Paige Siewert

    FN’s 2026 Flames summer prospect rankings – HM: Rory Kerins (opens the original)

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    Rory Kerins has been a true prospect of the Calgary Flames growing through the organization since he was drafted. He’s well known for his jump from the ECHL and AHL to the NHL and had his breakout season in the AHL in the 2024-25 season. Kerins received votes on FlamesNation’s 2026-27 summer prospect rankings but due to his time in the organization and approaching graduation from prospect status by our criteria, he landed on the honourable mention list this year. Forward; shoots left Born Ap

  5. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Paige Siewert

    FN AHL Report Cards: Connor Murphy brought consistency and composure when called upon (opens the original)

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    Connor Murphy has been in the Calgary Flames’ system since he graduated from Union College of the NCAA in the 2022-23 season. He has been primarily an ECHL netminder who can easily be called upon in the AHL when needed. This year, he had to make a quick same day trip to be available to back up in Abbotsford in January. He’s been a good sport about his role and provides a composed game between the pipes that his teammates at both levels can rely on. Connor Murphy was expected to fall down th

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