Rasmus Andersson is the only player on the Flames currently on pace for more than 50 points this season, highlighting his importance to the team's offense. Despite this, the next closest player, Jonathan Huberdeau, is struggling significantly, with only two points in his last eight games and on track for just 43 points. Nevertheless, the Flames remain above .500 and are in the playoff picture as Thanksgiving approaches.

Rasmus Andersson scored the lone goal in regulation for Calgary, ending his seven-game point drought. His goal came during the Flames' first and only power play opportunity of the night, helping the team secure the victory.

Rasmus Andersson scored the lone goal in regulation for Calgary, ending his seven-game point drought. His goal came during the Flames' first power play opportunity of the night, helping the team secure a crucial victory.

Rasmus Andersson has been a focal point in trade discussions, especially as he enters the final year of his contract. Initially considered a potential trade piece due to the Flames' lack of competitiveness last season, his mindset may have shifted as the current season unfolds. With the team in a precarious position, moving Andersson could help the Flames acquire younger assets and draft picks while still maintaining a semblance of competitiveness.

Calgary Flames GM Craig Conroy sees Rasmus Andersson as a long-term fit for the team, despite trade rumors surrounding him. With a year left on his contract, Andersson is eligible for a contract extension in July, and Conroy noted that he enjoys playing in Calgary.