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Nazem Kadri sits at the center of summer chatter as Calgary keeps its fingers crossed. An analyst on TSN 690 says Kadri fits Calgary but notes nothing short of an offer the Flames cannot refuse would move him, as Calgary aims to push from 96 points into playoff contention. Calgary’s stance is clear: Kadri is a core piece and a trade would only come if it strengthens the team long term.

Interest from Montreal and other clubs like Carolina, Detroit and New Jersey is acknowledged, yet realistic trade scenarios are hampered by Kadri’s contract and Calgary’s appetite to remain a contender with established center depth. Kadri’s production last season (35 goals, 67 points in 82 games) underscores his value, while Hockey Canada’s Olympic snub adds fuel to his motivation for the 2025-26 season.

The Canadian roster snub, Kadri’s track record, and Calgary’s contending mindset shape a quiet summer where Kadri remains a linchpin. For fantasy managers, Kadri staying in Calgary means a stable middle-six center with significant PP time, while a move would trigger notable shifts in Calgary’s lineup and fantasy projections.

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NHL and NHLPA’s Milan stop launches a first-of-its-kind cross-sport activation with Serie A clubs Inter and Milan, spotlighting a shared global fan pulse for hockey and soccer. In a week of events in Milan, 26 NHL stars will mingle with European soccer icons, with a focus on Olympic visibility ahead of Milano Cortina 2026. Seven players named to preliminary Olympic rosters—Aho, Heiskanen, Seider, Raymond, Hischier, Nylander, and Zibanejad—anchor the roster as Inter hosts a training session and Milan’s opener vs Cremonese. The journey includes jersey exchanges with Serie A legends and a broadcaster summit to amplify cross-border storytelling.

The alliance aims to translate on-field star power into digital and live experiences for fantasy audiences and global fans, leveraging both leagues’ brands and broadcast ecosystems. A histo

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