Andersson sits at the center of Flames contract talks, valued for leadership and steady two-way play. The club worries about eight-year term costs and aging risk, while the player pushes for a long-term, lucrative deal. His decision will define Calgary’s defensive core for years.

Andersson is highlighted as a potential breakout in Calgary’s retooled lineup, with the club hoping his two‐way game and growing offensive role push the Flames toward a more competitive season and raise his fantasy stock.

Andersson is cited as part of Calgary’s long-standing leadership narrative and the ongoing evolution of the Flames’ defensive core and leadership culture.

Andersson stays with Calgary amid ongoing trade rumors; his presence anchors the defense and his availability will influence which players slide into the top four if a deal comes together.

<p>Andersson remains a prime trade candidate, with talk that he may not ink a new deal until a new team is found. He has been involved in near moves, and the Flames could wait to maximize return or leverage cap flexibility at the deadline.</p>