by Until now this season, we have seen 11 different players ensure for the flames of Calgary and their affiliate Ahl Calgary Wranglers.
This includes the packaging mission of defender Tyson Barrie, but the doors have turned with a number of prospects that make their way for the NHL auditions.
The attackers Matthew Coronato, Adam Klapka, Rory Kerins, Dryden Hunt, Clark Bishop, Sam Honzek, Jakob Pelletier and Walker Duehr, as well as defender Ilya Solovyov, all did a double duty. Coronato dug a regular role after his visit to the start of the season with the Wranglers. Klapka is given a long look as a player of the fourth punitive line, and Kerins made his debut in the NHL with a handful of games with the flames before joining the Ahl All-Star game.
Solovyov had a quick overview in the upper twinning before the start of the confrontation of the 4 countries, and Sam Honzek actually won a place on the evening opening list of Flames before the injury derails his quest to stay.
Pelletier was forced to separate from the Flames franchise when the director general Craig Conroy packed the upward trend with an UFA Andrei Kuzmenko pending in a trade with the Philadelphia flyers for Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee. And Walker Duehr was picked up in derogations by San Jose Sharks last month.
According to the health of Connor Zary and Kevin Bahl after the break, one or two other prospects could be raised. It could be a player who has already been with the Flames this season, or someone who is still waiting for his beginnings in the NHL.
Here are three flame prospects that we want to see this season:
Sam Morton, center
Morton recently made an absolute offensive tear with the Wranglers. Morton has scored three goals and nine points in his last six games with the Wranglers. He has raised his match since the beginning of January and has seven of his 13 goals and 15 of his 32 points this season in his last 14 games since January 5.
The 25 -year -old is in his first season AHL after being signed for this season as an university agent last year and spent the last weeks of the Wranglers campaign in Calgary for an amateur test agreement.
It was one of the most impressive flames of the Recruit Training Camp Tournament and definitely pushes an ONH preview with its game in minors right now.
Jeremie Poirier, defender
It looks like the flames had been waiting for some time the emergence of pear as an NHLER, but in reality, he was only 22 years old and overcome an important injury to get closer to his beginnings in Calgary Flames.
Poirier scored nine goals and 41 points for the Wranglers in his season recruited in 2022-20 deeply injured by a skateboard for a match.
The recovery took months with the uncertain prognosis, and had a major impact on a player known for his hands and creating the offensive as a smooth defender
It seems to be fully fit and had a sequence of six games (with a goal and seven points) between January 15 and 26. This recruited tour could be just at the corner of the street.
William Strömgren, left wing
The 21 -year -old Swedish prospect was quietly one of the best players in Flame Ahl this season. With 12 goals and 38 points in 46 games with the Wranglers, its opportunity for an overview of the NHL’s action should arrive earlier than late.
He is a responsible double -meaning player, but also set up solid offensive numbers in his second full season in North America.
Since January 14, he has scored three goals and collected 10 points in 11 games. He has made a way of the bottom of the last in a high -end role and could complete what the Calgary flames have in progress with a place on the return line of Mikael or elsewhere for a glance in the nine first.
