Earlier this week, Ryan Huska was talking excitedly about what the future could hold for the Calgary Flames.

The bench boss started with some of the 20-somethings that have already emerged as core pieces, a list that is headlined by face-of-the-franchise goalie Dustin Wolf.

He soon transitioned to the prospect pipeline, understandable since a pair of talented teenagers — speedy forward Matvei Gridin and soon-to-be power-play quarterback Zayne Parekh — have been among the biggest stories of training camp.

The Flames feel they have a growing collection of future difference-makers. They made it clear Thursday, in announcing a two-year extension for Huska, they also believe they have the right coach to ensure those kids reach their full potential.

“I’m really high on our young players that

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