Adam Klapka, standing 6'8" and weighing 235 pounds, displayed his capability in both the NHL and AHL last season, scoring six goals in 31 games and contributing to the Wranglers with 14 goals in 33 games. He showed a strong finishing touch towards the end of the NHL season, scoring three goals in the last nine games while delivering a team-high 32 hits in April.

Klapka scored the equalizing goal that ignited the Flames' comeback in the third period. His ability to find the net in crucial moments solidifies his role in Calgary's playoff push.

Adam Klapka scored a rapid goal that helped tie the game for the Flames.

Klapka scored his second NHL goal, showcasing his long reach and skill by going from backhand to forehand to beat the Ducks' goalie.

Adam Klapka is making a significant impact as he vies for a spot on the Flames' opening-night roster. Standing at 6-foot-8, he scored his third goal in three pre-season games and demonstrated his physicality with two impressive body checks. Klapka's growing confidence with the puck has been evident since his arrival from Europe, and his performance has garnered praise from teammates and coaches alike. His ability to combine offensive skills with a hard-hitting style aligns with the Flames' desire for a fourth line that is tough to play against.