With the NHL draft and free agency in the rearview mirror, Calgary Flames General Manager Craig Conroy now has one primary ...

Friends, it goes without saying, but we’ll say it anyway: if the Calgary Flames are going to transform into a really good ...

The Flames made two selections in the first round of the 2025 NHL Draft, while making eight selections overall. Here's how ...

First, a brief confession. I never thought much about the NHL career of Craig Conroy until the day in March 2001 when he was traded to the Calgary Flames by the St. Louis Blues for Cory Stillman ...

Conroy also got a front-row seat to his predecessor, Brad Treliving, not being afraid to make big trades. He was aggressive over the years. And he had no choice, obviously, last summer when it ...

Calgary Flames general manager Craig Conroy was emotional during a press conference while discussing assistant GM Chris Snow, who experienced a “catastrophic brain injury” after going into ...

If you’re Conroy and Flames management, Lindholm is priority No. 1 among your prospective free agents this summer and next. Having to move on from him will have ramifications that affect the ...

But leaving center Craig Conroy behind in Red Deer was 100 percent intentional. After a quick conversation with coach Marc Crawford and one phone call from general manager Dean Lombardi, ...

In Conroy’s latest trade, he gets a second-round pick that gives him four picks through the first two rounds in this summer’s draft. The Flames also get Grushnikov, a 20-year-old left-shot ...

A handful – Stephane Yelle, Chris Drury, Craig Berube and Rob Niedermayer – all received passing grades from Sutter. Two others – Iginla and Conroy – didn’t.

For Craig Conroy, it was an adventure that began with Mark Giordano’s skates on his feet, Elias Lindholm’s stick in his hands and Brad Treliving’s words in his head. It had been the wee ...