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After four forwards in a row, the second defenseman goes on the board at No. 6, let’s dive in. BSH 2018 Community Draft Board, No. 6: Quinn Hughes 2017-18 Season:                                                  …

The Flyers came completely unglued in the second and third periods of tonight’s 3-0 loss to the New Jersey Devils.

After mining through the Metro for some potential upgrades to the roster, we shift our attention now to the other Eastern Conference division, the Atlantic. The Atlantic division is about to go through some major changes of their own. Four of the top ten picks in the 2018 Draft belong to teams in the Atlantic…

The Flyers will begin a five-game Western Conference road swing with a trip to Alberta to visit the recently-bought out Ilya Bryzgalov and his new team, the Oilers.

The Flyers are on Long Island to take on the Islanders this afternoon.

The Phantoms had plenty of great news headed into Game 1, with the returns of Travis Sanheim, Phil Varone, and Nicolas Aube-Kubel. The first two were out with injuries, while Aube-Kubel was sitting out due to a suspension. In what was a battle between the best goaltender in the regular season and the best goaltender…

According to the team’s website, the Philadelphia Flyers have signed forward David Kase to an entry-level contract. The 21-year-old spent this season playing for the lowly Mora IK in the Swedish Hockey League (SHL). Taken 128th overall in the fifth round of the 2015 NHL Entry Draft, Kase spent the 2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons playing…

The Flyers top the Jets, 3-2. Check in with Arctic Ice Hockey for more from the other side of tonight’s matchup.

And we’re back! There’s still more to talk about! What comes after the regular season? You know this already, it’s the playoffs. Fresh off another first round exit, the playoff talk was brought out in droves. What went wrong? What went right? And what had the potential to be just a little better? The players…

Who needs video highlights, scouting reports and stat sheets when you can judge a prospect by the only thing that actually matters: his name. That’s right, a name is extremely important factor that is often overlooked when preparing for the draft. Do you really want to draft someone named Brayden Slowfoot or Steve Noughsave? Rarely…