Calgary Flames' Prospects Shine in NCAA

0:00It's March 24th. This is Calgary Flames News Today, powered by AI, your team, your update. The Calgary Flames have been on a trading spree since mid-January, picking up a bunch of new players, prospects, and draft picks to bolster there. Roster and future. Among the key moves, they grabbed signing rights to college standouts and added a couple of young defensemen and forwards to their farm system. Take Abram Weebie, whose rights came from Vegas in the Rasmus Anderson deal on January 18th. He's lit it up at North Dakota with two goals and 11 assists in 13 games, earning defender of the week, honors three times, and a spot on the day. Second team All Stars. Meanwhile, Gavin White arrived from Dallas for Jeremy Porier on February 2nd and has two assists in 19 games with the Calgary Wranglers. Jonathan Castagna's rights were part of the Mackenzie Weegar trade from Utah on March 4th. The Cornell Center has two points in four games since, and he's already a first team

1:00All Star and defensive forward of the year in his conference. Brennan Ophman, traded from the New York Rangers for Jacob Batalia on March 6th, has four assists in eight Wranglers games as a wing on the second or third line. Max Curran came over from Colorado in the Nasem Kadri swap on March 6th, but he sidelined after shoulder surgery and headed to the University of Massachusetts this fall. These prospects are settling in amid playoff pushes, with Weebie and Castagna's teams earning NCAA tournament bids. Fans are buzzing about the flame's prospect death, growing fast, setting up an exciting pipeline as the organization eyes long-term success.