The Calgary Flames have solidified their roster by signing Adam Klapka to a two-year contract extension, valued at an average annual salary of $1.25 million. Standing at 6'8" and weighing 235 pounds, Klapka showcased his potential last season with six goals and four assists in 31 NHL games while also contributing 14 goals and 12 assists over 33 games in the AHL with the Wranglers. During the final stretch of the NHL season, he delivered a significant performance with three goals and three assists in Calgary's last nine games, leading the team with 32 hits in April.

This season, Klapka has averaged 12 minutes and 43 seconds of ice time per game, demonstrating his growing role in the Flames' lineup. His international experience includes representing Czechia at the men’s world championship, where he scored twice and provided an assist in five matches. After joining the Flames as a free agent in May 2022, this extension marks a commitment from the franchise to develop Klapka's skills further.