The Flyers have had a busy offseason with trades and signings galore, but even after all the dust settled one roster spot has remained surprisingly empty. That’d be the hole at right wing on the Flyers’ third line, the one presumably to be centered by Nolan Patrick with Oskar Lindblom on the other flank. With…
This year was finally the year, gang. After hyping up Philippe Myers for years, for hearing about him as this highly touted prospect and waiting for him to finally be ready to break into the NHL, this season, he finally got his chance. He came in to training camp and started strong but sort of…
In an article a few days ago I went over the first 5 draft picks the Flyers made in 2016 and we checked in on when they could possibly be ready for the NHL. Today we’re going to go over the remaining five players, and spoilers: There are some good ones from the later rounds,…
The news about Ron Hextall being fired on the morning of November 26, 2018 was a shock to everyone — most around Flyers fandom were expecting head coach Dave Hakstol to be the first casualty of the slow start. But, alas, it was in fact the General Manager that received his pink slip first. Last…
According to the Philadelphia Flyers, Paul Holmgren will be switching roles from Flyers’ President to serve as Senior Advisor to Governor of the team Dave Scott and general manager Chuck Fletcher. This move also means Fletcher reports directly to Scott as well as takes on the new title of President of Hockey Operations and General…
The Flyers moved fast in remaking their blue line since the end of last season, but will the changes actually make the unit better or are we headed for more of the same this year. In all there aren’t too many changes coming on the back end, but GM Chuck Fletcher did swap out Radko…
The Flyers had one of the best cap situations going into this offseason. They had money to spend, and had plans of re-signing key RFA players and snagging some free agents. The notion, and eventual reality, that Chuck Fletcher and the Flyers were going to spend this offseason was not a surprise to anybody. However,…
Through his first six seasons with the Philadelphia Flyers we know what to expect out of Michael Raffl. He’s not going to produce many points or create many awe-inspiring offensive plays, but he’s an adequate bottom-six forward that can drive play and jump up to provide a fine third wheel for a top-six line. For…
In the peak of offseason woes, here’s a photo gallery of our favorite images of Travis Konecny. From sassy, happy, and fired up, we’re sure these images will put a smile on your face until Flyers come back for Training Camp.
The Flyers have taken care of one of their pending restricted free agents. Scott Laughton has been signed to a two-year contract extension worth an average annual value of $2.3 million, according to newly minted Flyers President and General Manager Chuck Fletcher. DONE DEAL: @Laughts21 and the #Flyers have agreed to a two-year contract extension…