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It's time for another edition of NHL Rumours. We're into the month of November, but the hot stove is always on at the Last Word On Hockey. There's been plenty of players asking for change of scenery via trade requests.…

Calgary Flames forward Joel Farabee reportedly prefers to remain with the team despite speculation surrounding potential trades. Insider Frank Seravalli reported on Flames Now that inquiries have been made regarding Farabee's mindset, but the forward enjoys playing in Calgary. The Flames currently hold a 6-3-1 record across their last 10 games, sitting in fifth place in the Pacific Division.
Farabee currently leads the Flames with 15 points, sharing the team lead in goals with Matvei Gridin at five tallies. Although general manager Craig Conroy has previously traded veterans to gather assets for the franchise's rebuild ahead of their move to Scotia Place, Farabee appears content to stay rather than pursue a trade.
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