On hour two of Flames Talk, Pat and Logan are joined by the one and only Adnan Virk from Amazon Prime's Monday Night Hockey and the NHL Unscripted podcast. Virk dishes on his up-close impressions of the Flames during the season, what stood out in his sitdowns with Nazem Kadri and MacKenzie Weegar, and how Calgary stacks up in terms of identity and direction. The boys also hit on the Conference Finals—Florida’s edge in the East, Dallas’ wild Game 1 comeback in the West—and the end of an era in Toronto as Brendan Shanahan is out. Plus, Virk catches up on Shan's latest movie review.

(22:49) Then, it’s time for some crease talk with Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine. He breaks down Stuart Skinner’s rough playoff outing in Dallas and whether Calvin Pickard should be in the Game 2 conversation. Woodley also unpacks Connor Hellebuyck’s disappointing postseason, gives his take on whether we’re seeing peak “Playoff Bob” from Sergei Bobrovsky, and analyzes Jake Oettinger’s steadying role in net for the Stars.

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On hour one of Flames Talk, Pat Steinberg and Logan Gordon zero in on Rasmus Andersson—both as captain of Team Sweden at the World Championship and as the biggest storyline facing the Flames this summer. With just one year left on his deal, the debate is heating up: re-sign him or trade him? Pat breaks down what Andersson brings to the table, what the Flames would be giving up if they moved on, and what a potential return could even look like. The guys also weigh the short- and long-term impact of losing one of Calgary’s most trusted defensemen.

(24:26) Aaron Vickers checks in live from Sweden after a wild quarterfinal day at the Worlds—including a stunner, as Denmark eliminates Team Canada. Vickers shares insight from on-the-ground chats with Rasmus Andersson, MacKenzie Weegar, and Ryan Huska, plus thoughts on Mikael Backlund’s consistent presence, Sam Honzek’s development tournament, and encouraging flashes from Dan Vladar and Adam Klapka. He also touches on Zayne Parekh’s growth from the experience, even without game action.

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On hour two of Flames Talk, Pat Steinberg and Logan Gordon are joined by Flames VP of Hockey Ops and Assistant GM Brad Pascall! Brad shares his thoughts on all things Flames prospects as he reflects on the year as a whole for the AHL's Calgary Wranglers, dive into what he saw from Sam Honzek last season, and why the franchise is so excited about the future of Hunter Brzustewicz.

(26:53) Our Pacific Division insider, Jonathan Davis joins the show! JD takes us for a spin around the division to bring his latest thoughts on the Oilers, the Kings hiring Ken Holland, the summer for Vegas, and the latest on the Seattle Kraken.

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On hour one of Flames Talk, Pat Steinberg and Logan Gordon dive into how the Flames can set up Zayne Parekh for success in his rookie season. From OZ starts to PP1 time to finding the right D partner, they explore how Calgary can replicate what Montreal did with Lane Hutson. Plus, Pat makes the case for Kevin Bahl as the ideal complement.

(39:05) Flames prospect Sam Honzek joins Aaron Vickers from the World Championship in Sweden. Pat and Logan break down Honzek’s developmental path, why some Flames fans are down on him, and why they’re not ready to write him off just yet. Is he a late bloomer in the making?

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On hour two of Flames Talk, Pat Steinberg and Logan Gordon react to Sweden’s round robin finale at the World Championship and bring you Mikael Backlund’s conversation with Aaron Vickers. Backlund weighs in on Sweden’s performance and his season with the Flames, while Pat makes the case that, even at 35, Backlund remains one of Calgary’s most reliable and effective two-way players.

(29:24) The guys then dive into the fallout in Toronto after another early playoff exit for the Maple Leafs. Is this really the end of the core group? What happens with Mitch Marner and Auston Matthews? Pat and Logan also tee up the Conference Finals with their thoughts and predictions.

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On hour one of Flames Talk, Pat Steinberg is joined by Daily Faceoff NHL Insider Frank Seravalli to take a wide look around the NHL offseason. Frank shares his thoughts on how active the Flames might be this summer, whether they’re ready to take a step forward, and what the future looks like in Toronto, Winnipeg, and Vegas. They also weigh in on the Conference Finals matchups.

(27:49) Brent Dodginghorse, former Calgary Hitmen forward and Willie O’Ree Community Hero Award finalist, joins Pat and Logan Gordon for a powerful conversation. Brent opens up about his work with the 7 Chiefs Hockey Program, his connection to the Tsuut’ina Nation, his ongoing efforts to combat racism in hockey, and the impact of being nominated for such a meaningful award.

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On the latest episode of the Flames Alumni Krahnicles, we continue our chat with Tim Hunter! Listen in as Tim chats with fellow Flames Alumni members Brent Krahn and Colin Patterson to look back at Calgary's run to the 1989 Stanley Cup! Hosted by Pat Steinberg, Tim also talks about returning to the city after his playing and coaching career came to an end.

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On this hour of Flames Talk, Pat Steinberg and Wes Gilbertson are joined by Flames colour voice Meaghan Mikkelson for a wide-ranging conversation. The trio dives into MacKenzie Weegar’s season and whether he got enough credit for his impact, and Meaghan weighs in on the future of Kevin Bahl and Adam Klapka in Calgary.

(21:48) Pat and Wes take a look ahead to the offseason as Flames Talk heads into a short break. They reset some key storylines to watch, including Dustin Wolf’s next contract, how Lukas Dostal might set the goalie market, and the pending RFA deals for Connor Zary, Kevin Bahl, and Rasmus Andersson.

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On this episode of Flames Talk, Pat Steinberg and Wes Gilbertson chat with Flames Director of Player Development Ray Edwards for a full debrief on the team's prospect group! He broke down what the last few weeks meant for Zayne Parekh, what to expect from Aydar Suniev’s summer, and why Sam Morton and Hunter Brzustewicz were able to break through to the NHL this season. Plus, he shares his thoughts on what makes Adam Klapka such a development success and what the next few months look like for the team behind the scenes.

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On this episode of Flames Talk, Pat Steinberg is joined by Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli  to break down the Flames’ hunt for a No. 1 centre and how they might approach that this summer. Frank gives his take on Sam Bennett’s future, whether Calgary already has core pieces in place like Wolf or Parekh, and what the Dan Vladar situation looks like after landing 40th on his updated UFA board. They chat Ken Holland’s hire in LA, potential changes in Buffalo’s front office, and what Edmonton’s latest playoff statement says about them.

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