Flames Prospects Shine in Playoffs

0:00On April 8th, Calgary Flames fans got some fire from their prospects this week, with at least one locked in for the Western Hockey League conference. Finals. Andrew Bosch had dropped three goals and nine points over five games to push the Medicine Hat Tigers past the Regina Pats. Axel Hurtig chipped in a goal and three points in four games as the Calgary Hitman swept Brandon, and Hunter Lang lit it up with three goals and eight points in seven games, helping the Saskatoon Blades grind out a seven-game thriller over Edmonton. Now the Blades face Prince Albert in the second round starting Friday, while Bosch's Tigers take on Lang's squad head-to-head right after. Over in the United States Hockey League, Macy's Ophillips and the Green Bay Gamblers kick off their first round series against Madison this Friday at 6.05pm. Mountain Time, after clinching a spot despite a tough regular season finish. Prospects overseas kept the momentum rolling too. In Sweden, Theo Staxelius tallied five goals and eleven points through seven playoff games, putting Jure Gardens on the brink of the finals.

1:05Jacob Leander's HB71 looks safe from relegation. In Russia, Carol Zerubin posted a 0.950 safe percentage before his team bowed out, but Jan Madveko's Red Army forces a duor die game. Five Thursday morning. Stateside in College Hockey, the frozen four heats up Thursday. North Dakota, with Abram Wybe, Cole Rushney and Kate Littler, battles Wisconsin at 3pm. Mountain Time, while aired Jameson's Denver meets Henry. Muses Michigan at 6.30pm. Keep an eye on these young guns as they battle deeper. Flames' future-looking stacked with talent ready to erupt. I'm Cory with the story. Investor Calgary Flames News today update. AI powered and always on.