A top Calgary Flames forward will sit out the opening of next season after undergoing hip surgery earlier this year, according to team officials. Recovery plans include a gradual return, with the player initially working independently before rejoining team practices. The announcement follows a procedure aimed at addressing long-term mobility concerns. Updates will track his progress as he prepares for a potential comeback.

Calgary Flames forward Jonathan Huberdeau will miss the start of the 2026-27 season as he continues to recover from a hip resurfacing surgery performed in the Spring, general manager Craig Conroy told Pat Steinberg of Flames Now 770. Huberdeau will begin training camp working on his own and be reintegrated into team skates later on. […]