Flames defenceman Rasmus Andersson named NHL’s first star of the week
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NEW YORK – Calgary defenceman Rasmus Andersson has been named the NHL’s first star of the week after helping the Flames post their first three-game winning streak of the season.
Andersson led the NHL with nine points (two goals, seven assists) over four games.
Calgary opened the week with a 5-3 loss to Chicago before posting wins over Buffalo (6-2), Dallas (3-2, shootout) and Vancouver (5-2).
The wins moved Calgary out of last place in the Western Conference and within six points of a playoff spot.
Columbus defenceman Zach Werenski had three goals and five assists over four games to claim second-star honours.
San Jose forward Macklin Celebrini had four goals, including a hat trick and two game-winners, and three assists in four games and was named third star.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 24, 2025.