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Ethan Wyttenbach is putting up the kind of numbers at Quinnipiac University that will make the Calgary Flames very eager to get him onto their roster. It’s also the kind of performance that could speed up how quickly Wyttenbach can…

Calgary Flames prospect Ethan Wyttenbach is accelerating his path toward the NHL with a strong sophomore season at Quinnipiac University. A fifth-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, the forward has tallied 11 points in his first five games this season after recording 59 points in 49 appearances as a freshman.
According to analysis from Daily Faceoff's Steven Ellis, Wyttenbach could become an impact NHL player as early as next season. The report notes the Flames could consider giving the winger an opportunity at the professional level once his current collegiate campaign concludes.
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