After struggling to secure a permanent NHL role with the Calgary Flames, Daniil Miromanov is heading back to Russia for what could be a career-defining fresh start in the KHL.

MacKenzie Weegar will miss Saturday’s game against the Vancouver Canucks with an upper-body injury, though his day-to-day status suggests the Utah Mammoth are simply taking a cautious approach.

The Mammoth sent three picks to the Flames for Mackenzie Weegar at the NHL trade deadline, and he is a perfect fit for their squad

“My cousin, Craig Rivet, inspired me to play hockey, as well as my parents,” said new Utah Mammoth defenseman MacKenzie Weegar in a past interview. “That’s why I wear [No.] 52. Craig wore that number when he was playing in the NHL, so I thought I should keep the 52 legacy in the family.” From […] The post MacKenzie Weegar’s Passion, Generosity Will Strengthen Mammoth appeared first on The Lead.

The Calgary Flames have acquired defenceman Olli Määttä, prospect centre Jonathan Castagna, and three second-round selections in the 2026 NHL Draft (belonging to the New York Rangers, Ottawa Senators, and Utah Mammoth) from Utah. In return, Calgary has traded defenceman MacKenzie Weegar to the Mammoth.

If the Bruins want to add an impact player at the NHL trade deadline, it shouldn't be a rental. A long-term fit makes more sense.

The Ottawa Senators and Calgary Flames are believed to have had trade discussions about MacKenzie Weeger. Bobby McMann and Jeff Skinner, meanwhile, could be trade candidates.