Flames Prospect’s Quick Hits: Honzek, Gridin & Parekh

In this edition of Calgary Flames Prospects Quick Hits, Ill report the progress of three key Calgary prospects and share how theyre developing.

These are Samuel Honzek , Matvei Gridin, and Zayne Parekh.

Samuel Honzeks Having a Solid AHL Season Samuel Honzek is a Flames prospect having a solid season in the AHL with Calgary.

Hes put up 18 points in 36 games so far.

After a brief stint in the NHL, where he struggled to score, hes back in the AHL.

There, hes learning and improving.

The 20-year-old had a great run in the WHL with Vancouver, scoring 87 points in 76 games over the last two seasons.

Its been a bit of a tough adjustment for him, but those NHL games have helped him refine his game.

Hes got time on his side, and Flames fans should be excited about his future.

With more experience, hell keep growing.

He could make his breakthrough and become a key player for the Flames soon.

Matvei Gridin Is Finding Success in the QMJHL Matvei Gridin is off to a strong start with Shawinigan in the QMJHL.

Hes potted 27 goals and added 34 assists in 46 games.

He was initially set to play at Michigan but ended up joining Shawinigan after being picked by Val-dOr in the CHL Import Draft.

His point totals are similar to last seasons production in the USHL with Muskegon, so hes shown consistency.

Although his point-per-game pace hasnt increased, playing against tougher competition in the QMJHL is excellent for his development.

Hes only 18, and this experience is perfect for his growth.

Gridins a strong prospect to watch for the Flames.

Zayne Parekh s Elite OHL Play Continues One Flames prospect, Zayne Parekh, is on fire offensively with Saginaw in the OHL .

He could become one of the Flames best young players ever.

Already, hes scored 25 goals and added 46 assists in 45 games.

Even though he didnt make Canadas World Junior roster, that fact hasnt slowed him down.

His numbers match last seasons incredible 33-goal, 96-point totals.

Plus, hes got a plus-28 rating.

That speaks to his all-around game.

Parekhs defense needs work, but his offensive skills are undeniable.

Hes second on the team in points behind Michael Misa (who will be a top prospect for the 2025 NHL Draft).

If Parekh continues to improve, his scoring could become an asset for the Flames.

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