It’s Time for the Philadelphia Flyers to Pick a Direction

It's been a long decade of uphill battles for hockey in Philadelphia. Coming down from the high that was the Stanley Cup appearance in 2010, to surviving Ron Hextall and his patented process, to coming to the sad realization that all of Fletcher's hard work last summer was just too little too late to save … Continue reading It’s Time for the Philadelphia Flyers to Pick a Direction

Simple Step-by-Step Instructions to Rebuild the Philadelphia Flyers

The Philadelphia Flyers are at a very important crossroads in their history. Despite a rebuild emerging as the best option for the team to take to re-find success in the long term, there is a palpable feeling of hesitation from the front office to give the green light on what will be a years-long process. … Continue reading Simple Step-by-Step Instructions to Rebuild the Philadelphia Flyers

Top 5: Landing Spots for Rasmus Ristolainen

Whether you like the guy or not, Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen, a pending free agent, will be one of the best trade deadline chips the Flyers hold. Teams across the league will be making offers for the 27-year-old, and if a teardown and rebuild is in their future, it'll be a crucial starting point … Continue reading Top 5: Landing Spots for Rasmus Ristolainen

Analyzing Chuck Fletcher’s Contracts with the Flyers

Kevin Hayes seven years, $50 million ($7.14 aav) The first major move Chuck Fletcher made during his time as Flyers general manager was acquiring the rights to Kevin Hayes from the Winnipeg Jets for a fifth round pick and a few weeks later signed him to a seven-year, $50 million contract. In 2019-20 he seemed … Continue reading Analyzing Chuck Fletcher’s Contracts with the Flyers

Analyzing Chuck Fletcher’s Time as Flyers GM

The three year anniversary of Chuck Fletcher's hiring in Philadelphia took place during a very tumultuous time in the organization's history. Things have gone from bad to worse and his hail Mary summer didn't produce the desired results. It has left the organization scrambling for answers as to what their next steps are, but is … Continue reading Analyzing Chuck Fletcher’s Time as Flyers GM

Flyers Trade Deadline Expected Returns for Everyone on the Roster

The Philadelphia Flyers are on the verge of what could be a potential teardown which could lead to an interesting trade deadline as the team would look to cash out on upcoming free agents to restock the draft pick cupboard ahead of two very deep, important drafts. The Flyers have five notable unrestricted free agents … Continue reading Flyers Trade Deadline Expected Returns for Everyone on the Roster

Top 5: Current Flyers with Better Family Members

Hockey is a family sport. The NHL has always been filled with siblings, and for some reason the current crop of players under contract with the Philadelphia Flyers organization tend to be the red-headed stepchild of the family. Across the sport of hockey they seem to have more talented family members who are clearly the … Continue reading Top 5: Current Flyers with Better Family Members

Philadelphia Flyers Winners and Losers of 2021

The calendar year of 2021 was one of the most chaotic and disappointing seasons in Flyers history. A collapse in March plagued them for the rest of the 2020-21 season and a fast start to 2021-22 was offset by a 10-game losing streak that ultimately cost Alain Vigneault his job. Even through all the turbulence … Continue reading Philadelphia Flyers Winners and Losers of 2021

Top 5: Flyers Things That Didn’t Suck in 2021

The first and second half of 2021 told two very different stories for the Philadelphia Flyers. The first half of represented the lowest time in both our fandom and the team's history. Some of the worst, most lifeless hockey was played on the Wells Fargo Center ice. But the back half of the year and … Continue reading Top 5: Flyers Things That Didn’t Suck in 2021