Sun. Sep 21st, 2025

The Puck Drops Soon! Sportsnet Reveals Calgary Flames’ 2025-26 Regional Broadcast Schedule

As the crisp autumn air begins to hint at the impending chill, a familiar warmth spreads through the hearts of hockey enthusiasts in Calgary. The scent of fresh ice, the anticipation of bone-rattling checks, and the promise of another exhilarating season are almost palpable. And for the legions of dedicated Calgary Flames faithful, the official unveiling of the 2025-26 regional broadcast schedule by Sportsnet isn`t just news; it`s the annual carving of a sacred text, dictating their evenings for the next half-year.

Indeed, Sportsnet has once again confirmed its commitment to bringing the red-hot action directly to your living rooms, announcing an exclusive slate of 58 regional Calgary Flames broadcasts for the upcoming season. This isn`t merely a collection of games; it`s the lifeline for those who live and breathe Flames hockey, ensuring that a significant majority of the season`s drama, triumphs, and inevitable heartbreaks are just a click away.

The Voices of the Game: Who`s Calling the Shots?

Fans can look forward to the familiar, insightful commentary that has become synonymous with Flames broadcasts. Leading the charge in the play-by-play booth will be the seasoned voice of Jon Abbott, whose ability to capture the speed and intensity of NHL hockey is truly a craft. Beside him, offering his invaluable perspective and trademark dry wit, is game analyst Kelly Hrudey. Hrudey`s ability to dissect plays and predict outcomes with uncanny accuracy often makes one wonder if he secretly consults with the hockey gods. Rounding out the broadcast team, keeping the flow and energy high, will be host Brendan Parker, ensuring fans are perfectly prepped before puck drop and thoroughly debriefed after the final horn.

Beyond the Screen: Comprehensive Radio Coverage

For those who prefer their hockey delivered with the intimate charm of radio, or perhaps for the dedicated commuters stuck in traffic, Sportsnet 960 The FAN in Calgary has you covered. The station will broadcast all 82 Flames games, offering a complete audio journey through the entire regular season. The vibrant play-by-play commentary from Derek Wills, coupled with the sharp analysis of Meaghan Mikkelson, promises an engaging listen. And before and after each game, Pat Steinberg will host “Flames Talk,” transforming post-game analysis into a communal therapy session for the passionate (and often long-suffering) fanbase.

Mark Your Calendars: Key Matchups to Watch

The schedule is, of course, punctuated by several highly anticipated matchups. The season kicks off with a bang on October 8th, as the Flames hit the road to reignite the legendary “Battle of Alberta” against their provincial rivals, the Edmonton Oilers. This early test promises to set the tone for regional bragging rights, an annual tradition that never fails to deliver. Not long after, the Flames will make their grand return to the iconic Scotiabank Saddledome for their home opener on October 11th, facing off against the St. Louis Blues. A home opener is always a special occasion, a collective recommitment to the team, complete with ceremonial puck drops and the hopeful roar of the crowd. The air in the Saddledome on that night will be thick with optimism, a condition often found in abundance at the start of any hockey season, regardless of the previous year`s narrative.

Your Complete October-November 2025 Regional Schedule Snapshot

To ensure you don`t miss a single face-off or a spectacular save, here`s a detailed look at the initial portion of the 2025-26 Calgary Flames regional broadcast schedule. Plan your evenings, inform your significant others, and prepare your snacks accordingly. Your dedication, after all, is the fuel that keeps the Flames burning.

Day Date Time (MT) Visiting Home Broadcast Channel
Thu. Oct. 9 8 P.M. Calgary Vancouver Sportsnet West
Sat. Oct. 11 2 P.M. St. Louis Calgary Sportsnet West
Tue. Oct. 14 7 P.M. Vegas Calgary Sportsnet ONE
Wed. Oct. 15 7:30 P.M. Calgary Utah Sportsnet 360
Mon. Oct. 20 7:30 P.M. Winnipeg Calgary Sportsnet West
Fri. Oct. 24 6 P.M. Calgary Winnipeg Sportsnet West
Sun. Oct. 26 6 P.M. N.Y. Rangers Calgary Sportsnet West
Tue. Oct. 28 4:15 P.M. Calgary Toronto Sportsnet West
Thu. Oct. 30 5 P.M. Calgary Ottawa Sportsnet West
Sat. Nov. 1 1:30 P.M. Calgary Nashville Sportsnet West
Sun. Nov. 2 5 P.M. Calgary Philadelphia Sportsnet West
Wed. Nov. 5 7:30 P.M. Columbus Calgary SN1, SNW
Fri. Nov. 7 7 P.M. Chicago Calgary Sportsnet West
Sun. Nov. 9 6 P.M. Calgary Minnesota Sportsnet West
Tue. Nov. 11 6 P.M. Calgary St. Louis Sportsnet West
Thu. Nov. 13 7 P.M. San Jose Calgary Sportsnet ONE
Tue. Nov. 18 6:30 P.M. Calgary Chicago Sportsnet West
Wed. Nov. 19 5:30 P.M. Calgary Buffalo Sportsnet ONE

Note: This table reflects the initial regional broadcast schedule as released. Additional games and schedule updates may be announced by Sportsnet throughout the season.

The Unwavering Spirit of Flames Fandom

This announcement solidifies Sportsnet`s role as the indispensable companion for Calgary Flames fans. Whether you`re a seasoned veteran of countless seasons or a newly initiated enthusiast, having clear access to the broadcast schedule is paramount. It’s more than just a list of dates and times; it’s a blueprint for collective passion, shared anxiety, and the occasional explosion of joy. So, as the 2025-26 NHL season draws near, rest assured that your Flames will be there, on your screens and airwaves, ready to challenge, entertain, and perhaps, just perhaps, surprise us all. Get ready for another memorable ride, Calgary!

By Gareth Fenton

Gareth Fenton lives and breathes combat sports from his home in Bristol. A passionate journalist with over 15 years covering everything from boxing to MMA, he's known for his incisive analysis and fighter interviews.

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