Pittsburgh Penguins can weigh up their Stanley Cup chances against two other expected contenders, Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames, when they begin a four-game road trip through Canada on Tuesday and Wednesday (UK time).

The Western Conference consists of the Central and Pacific Division which were won by the Colorado Avalanche and Calgary Flames respectively last season.

The Calgary Flames have had an off-season like no other, losing two of their biggest stars in Johnny Gaudreau and Matthew Tkachuk but still remain a Stanley Cup contender heading into 2022/23 by being able to add Jonathan Huberdeau, Nazem Kadri and MacKenzie Weegar.

The Calgary Flames capped off a tumultuous off-season by signing free agent Nazem Kadri to a $49-million, seven-year contract and trading Sean Monahan to the Montreal Canadiens.

The Calgary Flames made good of a bad situation after Matthew Tkachuk informed them he wanted to move on, trading him to the Florida Panthers in exchange for forward Jonathan Huberdeau and defenceman MacKenzie Weegar.