Over the past two seasons, the Calgary Flames have operated as sellers, strategically trading veteran players to acquire younger talent, draft picks, and prospects in a concerted effort to rebuild the roster. Wilson anticipates that this approach will persist if the team struggles to secure a playoff position by the March 1 trade deadline, with the possibility of action occurring even sooner.
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