The Calgary Flames say Jonathan Huberdeau is officially out for the rest of the season. The club said in a news release Thursday that the 32-year-old winger needs hip resurfacing surgery. The operation will be conducted in March, following consultations with the Calgary Flames’ medical team and other specialists. Huberdeau is expected to make a full recovery by the start of the 2026-27 season. Flames’ general manager Craig Conroy said this is the “best course of action” for Huberdeau. “While it is difficult to lose a player of his calibre, our priority is ensuring he is fully healthy moving forward,” he said. “Huberdeau has been managing hip-related symptoms throughout the season. The decision to proceed with surgery was made in collaboration with Jonathan, his representative, our medical staff, and specialists to support his long-term well being.” Huberdeau, who had a goal in Wednesday night’s game against the Edmonton Oilers, currents has 25 points this season, including 10 goals and 15 assists. He played 50 games for the Flames this season.
