Flames sign Alex Nylander to one-year deal
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3
Lean bands spanned
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CENTER RIGHT
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Center
67%
Center-Right
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Heuristic (v1/v3)
0.00 · CENTER
ML v2 (DistilBERT)
0.289 · RIGHT
Ensemble
0.289 · CENTER RIGHT
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Flames sign Alex Nylander to one-year deal
The 28-year-old winger was signed on a professional tryout agreement before training camp
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By Daniel Austin
Published Sep 25, 2026
Last updated 26 minutes ago
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Calgary Flames Forward Alexander Nylander skates during the teams morning practice at the Saddledome on Wednesday, September 23, 2026. Dean Pilling/Postmedia Calgary Dean Pilling/Postmedia
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Alex Nylander made the most of his opportunity.
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And now, he’s got a contract with the Calgary Flames.
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The 28-year-old winger was signed on a professional tryout agreement before training camp and has been skating with the Flames’ veterans throughout pre-season, hoping to earn himself a deal with the team.
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On Friday afternoon, the Flames made it official, announcing that they’d signed him to a one-year, two-way contract that will pay him US$850,000.
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“Since the start, they’ve been unbelievable,” Nylander said about his new teammates. “From Day 1, it’s just been really easy to get into this group. A lot of good guys, a lot of young and older, so it’s a really good mix and you see how good the guys are on the ice, too. It’s a special group and it’s been a lot of fun since the day I came here.”
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Picked in the first round, 8th overall by the Buffalo Sabres in 2016, Nylander has bounced around the NHL for the past decade but has spent the past few years in Toronto, mostly with the Marlies.
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He put up 23 goals and 29 assists last season, helping the Leafs’ farm team win the Calder Cup.
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Eager to add to the 126 games of NHL experience he has on his resume, Nylander took a chance on attending camp with the Flames and did enough over the past couple of weeks to earn a longer look.
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“I knew he was a skilled player, I didn’t…
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