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Could Rasmus Andersson’s Patience Be the Key to a Calgary Flames Comeback?

Could Rasmus Andersson’s Patience Be the Key to a Calgary Flames Comeback?

When it comes to the Calgary Flames and their defense anchor, Rasmus Andersson, patience seems to be the name of the game. Craig Conroy, the Flames’ GM, recently hopped on Sportsnet Radio to shed some light on Andersson’s uncertain path forward. Rather than rushing the process or forcing any premature decisions, Conroy’s stance is clear: let the summer unfold naturally, let Andersson take a breath, and see how things settle as next season approaches. It’s a tactful, almost cautious approach to a player who’s shown grit—despite battling through a tough season and even playing with a broken ankle. There’s respect here, a real appreciation for Andersson’s commitment, and an understanding that sometimes the best move is to step back and watch events play out in their own time. With a year still left on Andersson’s deal, the Flames aren’t cornering him just yet, which might be just the right call given the stakes. This wait-and-watch strategy could very well be the key to keeping that defensive core intact as Calgary pushes onward. LEARN MORE

The Flames Will Take a Wait-and-See Approach with Rasmus Andersson

Calgary Flames General Manager Craig Conroy joined Sportsnet Radio in Calgary and was asked about Rasmus Andersson‘s future with the club. Conroy said he will let Andersson take him and see how things play out over the summer and next season.

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