Calgary Flames' Goaltending Plans for 2026-27 Season

0:00On April 1st, with just eight games left in the 2025-26 season, the Calgary Flames are already mapping out their goal tending for. 2026-27. They've got three netminders locked in with NHL deals. Dustin Wolf starting his seven-year 7.5 million average annual value contract, as... The top guy, Devon Cooley, on a two-year 1.35 million deal, has back up and young pro-Arceney Sergeyev showing solid promise in the miners. Wolf's had a bumpy second full NHL year at 22 wins. 26 losses, three ties, 3.03 goals against, and 0.89. Seven say percentage, but he's still their anchor. Cooley's been a revelation in relief, with nine wins, nine losses, five ties, 2.62 goals against, and 0.912 saves. Sergeyeyev impressed in the ECHL, and stepped up in the AHL amid injuries, proving he's no fluke from his college days.

1:00Meanwhile, two goalies hit free agency this summer. Owen Saye had a decent AHL rookie run before getting hurt. Six wins, seven losses, four ties, 3.36 goals against making him a likely. Restricted free agent resign. Ivan Prosvetov struggled for consistency with injuries, posting nine wins, 12 losses, two ties, 3.76 goals against, so as an unrestricted free agent, he might shop for more ice-time elsewhere. The flames also eyeed two Russian juniors, Carrilza Rubin dominating with 26 wins, 13 losses, 3 ties, 2.17 goals against, and 0.930 saves in the NHL, and Yegor Yegorov holding steady at 13 wins, 17 losses, 6 ties, 2.9. Seven goals against, they could bring one over or grab a vet for AHL depth. As decisions loom this offseason, expect Wolf and Kool-E to lead the crease while the organization builds around their young core, keeping that net, tight for a playoff push.

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