Flames prospect Matthew Coronato is many things.
He’s the Chicago Steel franchise leader in career goals scored, with 66 over the last two seasons. He also holds the Steel single-season record with 48 goals, set in 2020–21, and was named the United States Hockey League forward of the year in the same campaign.
At 5’10” and 183 pounds, he’s a shorter prospect who has plenty of bulk attached to his frame. He’s a right-handed winger who can slot in on both sides but primarily played on the left in Chicago.
Most importantly (to Flames fans, at least), Coronato is determined to wear the Flaming C.