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Wolf made 24 saves in a 4-2 loss to the Blues on Saturday.
One snipe came on the power play; the rest were at even strength. Wolf has allowed 12 goals in three starts this season (1-2-0). Nine of those goals have come in the last two games. The score wasn't flattering, but Wolf made some great saves including a scramble save with the game tied 2-2 that is an early save of the month contender.
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Flames' Matthew Coronato: Twice lucky in loss
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Coronato scored twice Saturday in a 4-2 loss to the Blues.
Coronato put the Flames up in the first with a power-play goal that deflected off Blues defender, Tyler Tucker, and past Joel Hofer. His second came on a break in the second when he went glove-side shelf to tie the game. The goals are Coronato's first of the season, and he has three points (two goals, one helper) and six shots in three games so far. He's off to a great start after putting up a 24-goal, 47-point season with 180 shots last year.
Wolf will patrol the home crease against St. Louis on Saturday, Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.
Wolf will make his third start in four days after stopping 53 of 61 shots en route to a 1-1-0 record in his first two outings of the 2025-26 campaign. The Blues got blanked by Minnesota on Thursday in a 5-0 loss.
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Flames' Dryden Hunt: Pots pair in AHL loss
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Hunr scored twice and added 12 PIM in AHL Calgary's 7-4 loss to Colorado on Friday.
Hunt has seen time in the NHL in each of the last eight years, but he's also spent large chunks of time in the AHL. Last season, he had three assists over five games with the Flames, but they opted to fill out their lineup with younger players to begin 2025-26.
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Flames' Jacob Battaglia: Leads Kingston in win
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Battaglia scored three goals and added an assist in OHL Kingston's 9-1 win over Peterborough on Friday.
Battaglia is up to five goals and eight points over six games this season. His offense continued to rise after he was selected 62nd overall in 2024 by Calgary, as he earned 90 points in 68 regular-season outings a year ago. He signed his entry-level deal in March and is likely playing in his last junior season before making the jump to the AHL for the next stage of his development.
Frost scored a goal on two shots in Thursday's 5-1 loss to the Canucks.
Frost got the Flames on the board with a goal at 13:06 of the third period, but they didn't have a second straight comeback effort. The 26-year-old center also went 12-for-14 on faceoffs. He's seeing second-line usage early in the second, though the Flames' middle-six trios are interchangeable, with Frost's line getting better offensive assignments while Mikael Backlund handles a shutdown role. Frost has added four shots, two PIM, one hit and one blocked shot over two contests this season.
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Flames' Dustin Wolf: Fades late in loss
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Wolf allowed five goals on 26 shots in Thursday's 5-1 loss to the Canucks.
It was likely overly optimistic for the Flames to expect Wolf to pull off a second win in as many nights on the road. The 24-year-old started off fine, but the Canucks tallied four times on 10 shots in the third period to run away with this game. The silver lining for fantasy managers is that Wolf appears set for a heavy workload in 2025-26. He's allowed eight goals on 61 shots over two games so far and will need reliable goal support from a relatively unimpressive lineup to put him in position for wins, but the playing time alone elevates him to No. 1 status in fantasy.
Wolf will guard the road goal versus the Canucks on Thursday, Jeff Paterson of CanucksArmy.com reports.
Despite facing 35 shots Wednesday versus the Oilers and playing both games on the road, Wolf will work both halves of a back-to-back set. It's unclear if this is a vote of confidence in Wolf or an indication the Flames don't fully trust Devin Cooley in the backup role. In any case, Wolf will look to keep his strong start to the season going after earning a shootout win Wednesday in Edmonton.
Klapka notched a power-play assist, six hits and four PIM in Wednesday's 4-3 shootout win over the Oilers.
Klapka set up Connor Zary's second-period tally with a shot that generated a rebound for Zary to tap in. The 25-year-old Klapka is getting a chance to fill a larger role early in 2025-26 while Jonathan Huberdeau (undisclosed) and Martin Pospisil (undisclosed) are on injured reserve. However, Klapka saw just 12:31 of ice time Wednesday, so his minutes may remain limited even as he's listed on the top line. He produced seven goals and four assists across 37 games over the previous two seasons, and it's unlikely he'll have a significant breakout this year.
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Flames' Matvei Gridin: Gets lucky bounce for first goal
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Gridin scored a goal on five shots and went plus-2 in Wednesday's 4-3 shootout win over the Oilers.
Gridin's first career goal wasn't a beauty -- his centering pass banked in off an Oiler. Still, it's a good sign he was in a position to get a bounce to go his way in his NHL debut. The 19-year-old forward will likely get at least a nine-game trial with the big club, and he could continue to feature in a middle-six role as the team tries to evaluate if he's ready to stick around for the long haul. He produced 36 goals and 79 points with QMJHL Shawinigan during the 2024-25 regular season and would likely return to the junior ranks if the Flames don't keep him on their roster all year.
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Flames' Blake Coleman: Buries tying goal
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Coleman scored a goal on two shots and added two hits in Wednesday's 4-3 shootout win over the Oilers.
Stuart Skinner mishandled a dump-in, and Coleman was there to pounce on it for his first goal of the season. The 33-year-old Coleman plays an honest game and will be a middle-six fixture for the Flames once again this year. He has recorded at least 30 points in seven straight seasons, including 15 goals and 39 points over 82 appearances in 2024-25. Fantasy managers can also count on Coleman for hits and PIM, as long as they can tolerate just average offense.
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Flames' Connor Zary: Bats in power-play goal
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Zary scored a power-play goal on three shots in Wednesday's 4-3 shootout win over the Oilers.
Zary was able to knock down a rebound of an Adam Klapka shot, and it was upheld as a legal goal. The 24-year-old Zary has potted 27 goals over his first 117 career games, but now entering his third NHL campaign, he could be due for a breakout year. He was on the third line Wednesday and saw just 14:22 of ice time in the season opener, but a strong performance early in the year will likely lead to more ice time for the forward, especially given the lack of established high-end scorers in the Flames' lineup.
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Flames' Dustin Wolf: Backstops comeback win
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Wolf stopped 32 of 35 shots in Wednesday's 4-3 shootout win over the Oilers.
The Oilers started well and took a 3-0 lead before the halfway mark of regulation. Two of those goals were on the power play, but Wolf was able to stay calm and provide steadiness between the pipes as the Flames put together a comeback win. He also stopped seven of eight shootout attempts to complete the effort. Wolf is locked in as Calgary's No. 1 goalie after producing an impressive 29-16-8 record, 2.64 GAA and .910 save percentage over 53 games in 2024-25. He'll likely get a breather Thursday as the Flames visit the Canucks, with Devin Cooley likely to start that contest before Wolf gets back between the pipes for the home opener Saturday against the Blues.
Wolf will start Wednesday's Opening Night matchup on the road against Edmonton, Derek Wills of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.
Wolf earned a starting role during the 2024-25 campaign and went 29-16-8 with a 2.64 GAA and a .910 save percentage over 53 regular-season appearances. He enters 2025-26 as the Flames' No. 1 netminder, and he'll draw the start in the first half of a back-to-back set to open the campaign. The Flames visit Vancouver on Thursday, and backup Devin Cooley might get the nod in that contest.
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