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Huberdeau's Return Boosts Flames' Hopes
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Calgary Flames Star Forward Jonathan Huberdeau Eyes Fresh Start After Hip Surgery
The Calgary Flames had a challenging 2025-2026 season, finishing last in the league with 34 wins, 39 losses, and 9 overtime losses. Their rebuild was disrupted when star forward Jonathan Huberdeau suffered a season-ending hip injury in March, missing the final 26 games. However, Huberdeau underwent successful surgery and is expected to be fully recovered for training camp this fall. Coach Ryan Huska is optimistic about Huberdeaus progress, hoping for a strong rehab and return. Despite the team missing the playoffs since 2021-2022, Huberdeau remains a core player, with a cap hit of $10.5 million through 2031. Huberdeaus point production has decreased since the trade from Florida, but he is crucial to the teams offense moving forward. The Flames are hoping that Huberdeaus fresh start will help them improve their standings next season.
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