Flames Ship Players to Wranglers, Prospects Shine in NHL

On April 17th, Calgary Flames wrapped their NHL season, but with two games left for their

AHL squad, they shipped three players back to the Calgary.

Wranglers on Friday, that includes Goli, Arsenii Sergeyev, plus forwards, Rory Carrins,

and Idarsuniav all getting more run in the minors now.

Sergeyev earned an emergency call up, Thursday, when starter Devon Cooley got sick.

In his NHL debut against the Los Angeles Kings, he stopped 27 shots in a 3-1 victory.

Then headed right back as required.

Carrins joined the Flames on April 14th for his second stint this year, logging two games on the lower lines with no points across his total love.

Four NHL appearances.

Signev got his first taste on April 3rd, dressing for six games and picking up one assist.

These prospects are all on entry-level contracts.

Carrins wraps a one-year deal, and hits restricted free agency this summer,

while Sergeyev and Signev have one year left on two-year packs before there.

Restricted free agency next year.

Meanwhile, the Wranglers finish strong Friday and Saturday night in Loveland, Colorado,

battling the Eagles, giving these guys prime chances to build.

Momentum heading into the offseason.

That wraps Calgary Flames news today, brought to you with AI.

I'm Corey with The Story.