Brennan Othmann joins Calgary Flames roster for 2026-27 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 4:10 PM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Brennan Othmann earned a spot on the Calgary Flames' opening-night roster for the 2026-27 NHL season after being traded by the New York Rangers last March. Othmann, a former first-round pick, expressed his excitement about the opportunity to play in the NHL, noting he had narrowly missed making the Rangers roster in past seasons. His performance in training camp highlighted a more physical playing style, which Flames coach Ryan Huska praised. Although Othmann may be a healthy scratch on opening night against the Seattle Kraken, the Flames have a busy schedule that could offer him playing time early in the season.
- •Othmann was traded from the Rangers to the Flames.
- •He previously struggled to secure a roster spot with the Rangers.
- •The forward impressed at training camp with a physical style of play.
- •Flames coach Huska noted Othmann's ability to engage teammates.
- •Calgary begins the season against the Seattle Kraken on Thursday.
- 4:10 PMYahoo Sports — Former Rangers 1st-round pick uses ‘gritty rat style’ to earn spot with Flames
"Given a fresh opportunity after being traded by the New York Rangers last March, Brennan Othmann opens a season on […]
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