Basha's Tigers Advance, Stockselius MVP

0:00On April 22nd, Calgary Flains fans got some fire updates from the prospect's round-up as junior play-offs wrap up this 2025-26 season. The big win goes to Theo Stocksellius, who helped his jerk-gordans IF under. 20 teams snagged their second straight Swedish championship with A, 7-1 blowout over Ferlunda. He dished three assists and scored once in the finale, earning playoff MVP honors with nine goals and 20 points in 10 games. Over in the Western Hockey League, it was a elimination city for a couple prospects. Hunter Lang and the Saskatoon Blades dropped a five-to-three decision to Prince Albert, ending their run after Lang tallied four goals in 11. Playoff games. Axel Hurtig's Calgary Hitman got swept by Andrew Bosch's Medicine Hat Tigers, four games to none. Bosch stays alive, picking up an assist in their five-to-two clincher, and now boasting nine goals in 14 points, through nine postseason outings. His Tigers faced the Raiders in the Eastern Conference Finals, kicking off Friday and Saturday in Prince Albert,

1:05then shifting to Medicine Hat Tuesday. Shifting to Russia, seven-round pick Yen Madbiko and Red Army couldn't close out their series, losing three-to-two overall despite a solid regular. Season of 15 goals and 37 points in 50 games. He managed just one goal in nine playoff contests. Eyes now turn to Bosch chasing a memorial cup shot, while the rest gear up for offseason moves that could shake up these young flames pipelines. That's your update from Calgary Flames News today, powered by AI.