Calgary’s youth sports also include forward Matt Coronato, 22, Connor Zary, 23, Adam Klapka, 24, Martin Pospisil, 25, and Joel Farabee, 25, and defensive Kevin Bahl, 25, Brayden Pachal, 25, Jake Bean, 27.
Defensive Zayne Parekh, 19, and Hunter Brzustewicz, 20, are also expected to compete for the roster when the Flames begin training camp next month.
“The job of the same team we had last year was to show everyone that no matter you have the most capable, the lowest skill set, the oldest team, the youngest team, as long as we get together like a group, we are destined to give good things, especially this year, especially this year,” Wolf said. “Last year we entered training camp, we were full of expectations to get into the playoffs. It’s not common for us; the talkers in the media said more that they don’t think we’re going to do that.
“…you never want to miss it, I prefer to stay away from the Cup. You’re right there, you feel like you deserve something better, but you look back and there are some games that slipped and it’s a long 82-game season. But, this is what I learned from the experience, it’s my first real opportunity. It’s my first real opportunity, so you can get the full advantage now.
