Philadelphia Flyers vs Calgary Flames prediction: Goalie questions on Nov. 8, 2026
The Flyers are favorites at 78% on OG.com, with the Flames at 75%. Philadelphia's injuries and Calgary's goalie uncertainty leave the matchup hard to read.
Hockey
By Ekaterina Drozdovica

The Flyers vs Flames regular season game on Sunday, November 8, 2026, brings together two teams with 10 points each. Philadelphia needed 15 games to get there, and Calgary needed 12.
Goaltending shapes the matchup on both sides. Flames goalie Devin Cooley, who started Calgary's last five games, left the Oct. 28 loss at Edmonton with a lower-body injury and has no announced timetable. Philadelphia has split its starts between Joseph Woll and Dan Vladar.
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When is Flyers vs Flames?
Flyers vs Flames is scheduled for Sunday, November 8, 2026, at 7 p.m. ET in Calgary. It is a regular season game in the 2026-27 NHL season, and Sportsnet West carries the Canadian broadcast. Other upcoming games across the league are collected in daily sports prediction markets.
What is Flyers vs Flames prediction?
The Flyers are favorites at 78%, with the Flames at 75%, according to market data as of 30 Oct 2026. For the latest probabilities, check OG.com.
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Philadelphia holds that favorite status with a 3-8-4 record and 1.93 goals per game. Its clearest route is Calgary's goaltending, since Dustin Wolf has a 4.81 goals-against average and a .839 save percentage this season. The Flames' route is the offense that scored nine goals in its last two wins, over the Red Wings and Maple Leafs, and a goalie who can hold the Flyers' thin attack down.
Flyers vs Flames recent scores and head-to-head results
The Flyers arrive on a three-game losing streak, while the Flames lost at Edmonton to end a four-game winning streak.
Team | Date | Opponent | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
Flyers | Oct. 24 | vs Ducks | L 4-5 |
Flyers | Oct. 27 | vs Blue Jackets | L 3-4 (OT) |
Flyers | Oct. 28 | at Capitals | L 2-5 |
Flames | Oct. 24 | vs Red Wings | W 4-1 |
Philadelphia gave Washington a power play goal after a second period slashing penalty and scored only twice. Calgary's shutout loss came after Cooley left with the Flames trailing 1-0, and Wolf stopped 20 of 23 shots in relief.
The teams last met on Dec. 31, 2025, when Calgary won 5-1 at home with 26 saves from Wolf. The Flames also won 2-1 in Philadelphia on Nov. 2, 2025. Both games came last season, before Wolf's current struggles and Cooley's injury.
Where do Flyers and Flames stand this season?
Through games played Oct. 28, the teams have identical point totals from different numbers of games.
Team | Games | Record | Points | Goals for | Goals against | Division position |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flyers | 15 | 3-8-4 | 10 | 29 | 51 | 8th of 8, Metropolitan |
Flames | 12 | 5-7-0 | 10 | 28 | 45 | 6th of 8, Pacific |
Calgary scores slightly more, at 2.33 goals per game to 1.93, while Philadelphia allows slightly fewer, at 3.40 to 3.75. Both goal margins sit near minus 1.5 per game.
Flyers vs Flames team news, injuries and projected lineups
Neither team has announced a starting goalie for November 8. The Flyers host Utah on Nov. 1 and Minnesota on Nov. 3 and visit the Rangers on Nov. 5, while the Flames play five games before Philadelphia arrives, so the lineups will shift before puck drop.
Flyers
Travis Konecny, last season's leading scorer, has missed 10 games with a lower-body injury, and Owen Tippett has missed six with an upper-body injury. Rasmus Ristolainen reinjured his left hand in his Oct. 24 return and was expected to miss about two weeks, which puts his return close to this game. Cam York came back from injured reserve on Oct. 27, and forward Nikita Grebenkin is out at least four months after back surgery.
In goal, Woll and Vladar have alternated closely. Before the Oct. 27 game, Vladar had a .900 save percentage and 3.15 goals-against average, and Woll had a .904 save percentage and 2.99 average. No starter has been named for Calgary.
Flames
Cooley is under evaluation for the lower-body injury he suffered in a collision with Colton Dach, and Flames coach Ryan Huska had no update on Oct. 29. Before leaving, he had a 4-3 record, a .914 save percentage and had won four straight starts. That leaves Wolf, who has won one of five starts, as Calgary's other established goalie, with Arsenii Sergeev in the AHL as depth.
Jonathan Huberdeau has missed the season so far with a hip injury, and Sam Honzek has been out since Oct. 10. Line combinations for November 8 are not set.
What could decide Flyers vs Flames?
Three issues could decide the game, starting with the Flames' crease.
Which goalie will Calgary use against the Flyers?
Cooley posted a 1.50 goals-against average and .955 save percentage during Calgary's four-game winning streak, while Wolf's numbers this season are well below that level. If Cooley is back, the Flames have the steadier goalie against an offense that has scored 1.93 goals per game. If Wolf starts, the Flyers face a more beatable goalie.
Can Philadelphia score without Konecny and Tippett?
The Flyers' top scorer and top goal scorer from last season are both out, and the team has 29 goals in 15 games. Matvei Michkov and Sean Couturier scored in the loss at Washington, so the offense has some production, but it needs more than one line to threaten a Calgary defense that has allowed 3.75 goals per game.
How much does Ristolainen's status change the game?
Ristolainen is a top-pair defenseman. If he is still out, Philadelphia leans on a defense that has allowed 51 goals in 15 games against a Flames team that scored four and five in its two home wins before the Edmonton shutout. If he returns, the Flyers can steady a back end that is already giving up more than three goals a game.
Philadelphia's route is to score early against a shaky Calgary crease and protect its goalie, whether Woll or Vladar starts. Calgary's route is to get Cooley back or a sharper Wolf and use home ice to pressure a depleted Flyers defense. The main uncertainty is which goalies start on Nov. 8.
FAQs
Three questions come up most about the Flyers and Flames on Nov. 8.
What time does Flyers vs Flames start?
The game starts at 7 p.m. ET on Sunday, Nov. 8, in Calgary. Sportsnet West carries the Canadian broadcast.
Who is starting in goal for Flyers vs Flames?
Neither team has announced a starter. Philadelphia has split starts between Woll and Vladar, and Calgary is waiting on an update about Cooley's lower-body injury.
Are the Flyers or Flames favored in the market?
The Flyers are favorites at 78%, with the Flames at 75%. The percentages can change before the game as lineup news arrives, so check OG.com for the latest probabilities.
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