Calgary Flames Playoff Odds 2026–27

The Calgary Flames have a 10% chance to make the 2026–27 NHL playoffs with a 8-10-1 record. Win Division: <1% · Wild Card: 3% · Presidents' Trophy: <1%. Updated daily via 100,000 Monte Carlo simulations of the remaining schedule.

Current Playoff Probabilities

Calgary Flames playoff odds as of Nov 12, 2026
OutcomeProbability
Make Playoffs10%
Win Division<1%
Wild Card3%
Presidents' Trophy<1%
Win Stanley Cup<1%

Calgary Flames Playoff Position

The Calgary Flames are 6th in the Pacific Division at 8-10-1 (17 points) after 19 games, 14 points behind the Edmonton Oilers.

Calgary Flames standings position as of Nov 12, 2026
MeasureValue
Record (W-L-OTL)8-10-1
Points17
Games played19
Place in the Pacific Division6th
Place in the Western Conference13th
Goals for / against47 / 66 (-19)
Next game2026-11-14 at Los Angeles Kings

Pacific Division Standings

Pacific Division Standings as of Nov 12, 2026
RankTeamRecordPTSGPGFGADIFF
1Edmonton Oilers14-3-331208158+23
2Vegas Golden Knights13-5-228206954+15
3Anaheim Ducks10-8-121197170+1
4Seattle Kraken9-7-119175861-3
5San Jose Sharks8-11-218215374-21
6Calgary Flames8-10-117194766-19
7Los Angeles Kings5-10-212174760-13
8Vancouver Canucks3-16-17205690-34

Calgary Flames 2026–27 Playoff Outlook

The Calgary Flames currently hold a record of 8-10-1, accumulating 17 points through 19 games in the 2026–27 season. This places them 6th in the Pacific Division and 13th in the Western Conference. To qualify for the NHL playoffs, teams must finish within the top three of their division or secure one of the two Wild Card spots available in each conference.

With a current 10% probability of making the playoffs, a 0% chance of winning their division, and a 3% chance of securing a Wild Card spot, the Flames face a significant uphill battle. These low probabilities, coupled with their 13th-place conference ranking, indicate that a substantial and immediate turnaround is required for the team to contend for a postseason berth this season.

Season Narrative

The 2026–27 season has seen the Calgary Flames post an 8-10-1 record through 19 games, earning 17 points. The team's goal differential stands at a concerning -19, with 47 goals scored and 66 goals against, averaging -1.00 per game. This places them 6th in the Pacific Division and 13th in the Western Conference, with 65 games remaining on the schedule.

What Needs to Happen

To improve their current standing and increase their playoff probabilities, the Calgary Flames must significantly improve their on-ice performance over the remaining 65 games. With a projected final points total of 78, they need to elevate their scoring output and tighten their defensive play to reverse the current -1.00 goals-per-game differential and climb from their 6th-place position in the Pacific Division and 13th in the Western Conference.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the Calgary Flames make the playoffs in 2026–27?

The Calgary Flames currently have a 10% probability of making the playoffs in the 2026–27 season. Their current record of 8-10-1 places them 13th in the Western Conference, indicating a challenging path to a postseason berth.

What are the Flames playoff odds?

The Flames' playoff odds for the 2026–27 season are currently 10% for making the playoffs, 0% for winning their division, and 3% for securing a Wild Card spot. These probabilities reflect their current standing as 6th in the Pacific Division and 13th in the Western Conference.

What is the Calgary Flames' standing in the Pacific Division race?

The Calgary Flames are currently 6th in the Pacific Division with 17 points through 19 games. Their probability of winning the division is 0%, indicating they are not considered contenders for the division title at this stage of the 2026–27 season.

What are the Calgary Flames' chances for a Wild Card spot?

The Calgary Flames currently have a 3% probability of securing a Wild Card spot in the 2026–27 playoffs. They are positioned 13th in the Western Conference, meaning they would need to pass several teams to claim one of the two Wild Card positions.

Probabilities generated via 100,000 Monte Carlo simulations of the remaining schedule · updated daily at 9 AM ET · data through 2026-11-12. How it works.