Jarred Tinordi, a 32-year-old defenseman, was recently cut from the Flames after signing a one-year contract in September. He played two seasons with the Blackhawks, appearing in 96 games and providing veteran leadership during a challenging period for the team's younger players. Known for his physical style and defensive focus, Tinordi is expected to be among the first call-ups for the Flames if they need assistance during the season.

Jarred Tinordi was involved in a play that resulted in Kirby Dach suffering a season-ending knee injury last year. Dach described the hit as "kind of a weird play" and took some responsibility for how he approached it. He noted that he misjudged his distance from the glass while trying to bump into Tinordi, ultimately leading to the injury that sidelined him for the entire season.

Jarred Tinordi has signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Calgary Flames worth $800,000. The 32-year-old defenceman recorded nine points and 64 penalty minutes in 52 games with the Chicago Blackhawks last season.

Jarred Tinordi was the highest-drafted player in the Montreal Canadiens' 2015 prospect list, selected at 22nd overall, only after a trade-up by former GM, Marc Bergevin. Tinordi was one of the few players from that list to see significant time on an NHL roster, but overall, the 2015 prospect pool lacked the necessary skill injection due to draft positioning and development approaches.

Jarred Tinordi was upgraded on the roster of the Chicago Blackhawks, as they signed multiple players to give the team a new look for next season.