On Wednesday, July 22 the Flyers announced they re-signed forward Oskar Lindblom to a three year deal worth $9 million. That breaks down to a $3 million cap hit per season. The forward was recently deemed cancer free after a seven-month battle with ewing's sarcoma. Lindblom was in the middle of a breakout campaign, scoring … Continue reading Lindblom Re-Signs with the Flyers

On July 19, 2012 the Philadelphia Flyers sent the richest offer sheet in NHL history to the Nashville Predators 26-year-old defenseman Shea Weber. Clocking in at $110 million over the course of 14 years, it smashed the previous record offer sheet signed by Thomas Vanek for seven years at $50 million. The Predators already lost … Continue reading The Shea Weber Offer Sheet Eight Years Later

On Monday July 13, the Flyers extended defenseman Mark Friedman for two years at $1.45 million with a cap hit of $725,000. While it's not overly surprising they brought Friedman back, the fact he was the first defenseman to re-sign paints an interesting picture for the future of the Flyers blue line. Friedman played six … Continue reading Mark Friedman is Back, What Does That Mean For the Future of the Blueline?

"Great moments are born from great opportunity" said Herb Brooks before one of the most memorable hockey games in American history. 40 years ago, a ragtag group of amateur hockey players beat the powerhouse Soviet national team. On the anniversary of the Miracle on Ice, something magical is brewing within the Philadelphia Flyers organization.After hitting … Continue reading Do You Believe in Miracles?