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

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

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

Danny Briere is one of the most beloved Flyers in recent history and now that his playing career is over, he's spending his retirement transitioning to a front office role. He's been apart of the Flyers front office since 2016 and currently overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Maine Mariners of the ECHL, a chance … Continue reading Pros and Cons of Danny Briere as Flyers GM

Chuck Fletcher has had his plate full during his now over three-year tenure as general manager of the Philadelphia Flyers. When it comes to contract extensions, he was the man responsible for extending the Hextall-era players, as well as putting his own personal touches on the team. Last week, we analyzed Chuck Fletcher's time as … Continue reading Analyzing Chuck Fletcher’s Contracts with the Flyers