Tyson Foerster Out For 2-3 Months

On Tuesday, Philadelphia Flyers General Manager Daniel Briere announced that forward Tyson Foerster would miss 2 to 3 months with an upper body injury. Foerster injured his shoulder during Monday night's loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins. The 23-year-old winger attempted a slap shot at the point and immediately fell to the ice in pain. He … Continue reading Tyson Foerster Out For 2-3 Months

The Flyers Can’t Keep Winning This Way

At a little over a quarter of the way through the season, the Philadelphia Flyers sit at 14-7-3, good for 4th in the division and the first wild card playoff spot. Thus far, this record has exceeded expectations many had for the team going into the year. However, if you look beneath the surface, everything … Continue reading The Flyers Can’t Keep Winning This Way

Trevor Zegras is Back

When Daniel Briere traded for Trevor Zegras this past summer, it was almost universally praised by the fanbase. Zegras, the ninth overall pick in the 2019 draft, looked to be on his way to being a bona fide NHL star center to start his career, putting up back-to-back seasons with over 60 points in his … Continue reading Trevor Zegras is Back

Noah Cates Signs 4-Year Extension with Flyers

The Philadelphia Flyers are quickly getting all of their restricted free agents taken care of. Just days after general manager Daniel Briere announced the team re-signed winger Tyson Foerster and defenseman Helge Grans, he made public that center Noah Cates agreed to a four-year contract extension worth $4 million dollars per season. In his third … Continue reading Noah Cates Signs 4-Year Extension with Flyers

Flyers Beat Edmonton, Split Series with Pittsburgh in First Games After 4 Nations

The last two weeks have been a fun reprieve from the usual All-Star Game, as the Four Nations Face-Off was a massive success for the NHL. Flyers Travis Sanheim and Travis Konecny won the tournament with Team Canada, while head coach John Tortorella finished as the runner up as the bench boss of Team USA. … Continue reading Flyers Beat Edmonton, Split Series with Pittsburgh in First Games After 4 Nations

Flyers Mid-Season Award Winners

The Philadelphia Flyers 2024-25 season has gone about as expected. The Orange and Black sit at a mediocre 17-19-5, putting them at sixth in the division and within 5 points of the final wild card spot. This is par for the course - they are not bad enough to draft very high, but not good … Continue reading Flyers Mid-Season Award Winners

What We’ve Learned About the Flyers in the First Month of the Season

Approximately one month ago, the Philadelphia Flyers began their 2024-2025 season with plenty of optimism, as they nearly made the playoffs the season prior. However, the Flyers have done little thus far to inspire hope that they will be playing meaningful games at the end of the year. Through 16 games, the Flyers hold a … Continue reading What We’ve Learned About the Flyers in the First Month of the Season

Flyers Goaltender Fedotov Suspended From International Play

The IIHF announced that sanctions have been placed on Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Ivan Fedotov and his former KHL club, CSKA Moscow. These penalties come after the IIHF previously ruled that Fedotov's KHL contract violated international rules since he had a valid contract with the Flyers, which was signed in 2022. However, following the signing of … Continue reading Flyers Goaltender Fedotov Suspended From International Play

Flyers Sign Ivan Fedotov to 2-Year Contract

On Tuesday, Philadelphia Flyers General Manager Danny Briere announced that he signed goaltender Ivan Fedotov to a 2-year, 6.5 million contract, with an average annual value of 3.25 million. The issues preventing Fedotov, 27, from coming over sooner are well documented. This year, Fedotov, listed at 6'-7", posted a respectable .914 save percentage and 2.37 … Continue reading Flyers Sign Ivan Fedotov to 2-Year Contract

Philadelphia Flyers: Contender or Pretender?

Under the direction of a new front office, the Philadelphia Flyers marketed the 2023-24 season as "A New Era of Orange" - an era that at long last, acknowledged the franchise's commitment to rebuilding. This verbal agreement, coupled with various trades and signings during the offseason, left expectations for this season predictably low. Many fans … Continue reading Philadelphia Flyers: Contender or Pretender?