One of the major storylines of the Philadelphia Flyers' 2024-25 season was the handling of rookie goaltender Aleksei Kolosov. It was a story about a year in the making, so let's give you a little refresher on the timeline of events. Rumors had emerged at the end of last season that he wasn't interested in … Continue reading The Philadelphia Flyers vs Aleksei Kolosov
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Best 2025 Philadelphia Flyers Offer Sheet Candidates
There's been a lot of smoke around the Philadelphia Flyers and offer sheets from the fans and even some reporters as the 2025 offseason is shaping up to be barren on both the free agent and trade front. While the pool of restricted free agents isn't necessarily super deep either, it may be the Flyers' … Continue reading Best 2025 Philadelphia Flyers Offer Sheet Candidates
Making the Case for the Philadelphia Flyers to Hire Pat Ferschweiler as Head Coach
The Philadelphia Flyers have interviewed their first candidate for their vacant head coaching position, and it was the man who just led Western Michigan to a National Championship. 55-year-old Pat Ferschweiler presents one of the more intriguing options out there in the hunt for the next bench boss. He coached WMU to a 104-50-26 record … Continue reading Making the Case for the Philadelphia Flyers to Hire Pat Ferschweiler as Head Coach
The Philadelphia Flyers Should Not Hire Rick Tocchet as Head Coach
Rick Tocchet has officially parted ways with the Vancouver Canucks as coaching vacancies across the league continue to skyrocket at the end of the 2024-25 season. Back in Philadelphia, the Flyers are looking for their next bench boss, and Tocchet, the former Flyer, has been linked to the job. Tocchet holds a head coaching record … Continue reading The Philadelphia Flyers Should Not Hire Rick Tocchet as Head Coach
Pros and Cons of the Flyers Firing John Tortorella
John Tortorella is currently closing out his third season behind the bench of the Philadelphia Flyers and things are starting to get real ugly here in the dying days of the 2024-25 season. The Flyers ended up behind the eight ball most of the season, and in similar fashion to last season, their post-deadline play … Continue reading Pros and Cons of the Flyers Firing John Tortorella
The NHL Should Go To Portland
It looks as though more expansion is on the horizon. Kevin Weekes has been all over expansion for a while, even before Utah. And now, it seems more likely that up to four new teams will join the NHL, most likely one for each division. It looks like Houston will get a team and most … Continue reading The NHL Should Go To Portland
For the First Time, Danny Briere has Earned Some Confidence as Flyers GM
The Philadelphia Flyers led by GM Danny Briere were active at the trade deadline collecting future assets for Scott Laughton and Andrei Kuzmenko. It was a bit of a sigh of relief after things were starting to get a bit tense after the 2024-25 season started to sour on the ice. The movement at the … Continue reading For the First Time, Danny Briere has Earned Some Confidence as Flyers GM
Do the Flyers Fire John Tortorella in 2025? Who Replaces Him?
For a long time, it seemed as though the Philadelphia Flyers were going to see through their four-year commitment to John Tortorella come hell or high water... and then both hell and high water actually manifested and as the end of year three approaches, it feels like the Flyers are reaching a crossroads with their … Continue reading Do the Flyers Fire John Tortorella in 2025? Who Replaces Him?
The Flyers and “Asset Management” Ahead of the Trade Deadline
The trade deadline is just a week away and fans are starting to get antsy at what the Philadelphia Flyers will or won't do. Their one-foot-in-one-foot-out tightrope between attempting (and failing) to make the postseason and their frail attempts at a proper rebuild have made the fog of war surrounding the Flyers at the deadline … Continue reading The Flyers and “Asset Management” Ahead of the Trade Deadline
Predicting the Flyers’ 2025-26 Opening Night Lineup
After a painfully dull 2024 offseason that led to another lackluster season in 2024-25, the pressure is on Danny Briere and the Flyers to make some forward progress during the 2025 summer. After trading away Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost in the name of opening cap space and some hints towards Briere going "big game … Continue reading Predicting the Flyers’ 2025-26 Opening Night Lineup
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