October has historically not been kind to the Philadelphia Flyers. Over the last six seasons since the lockout the team has gone 26-32-6, never breaking the .500 mark in that stretch. That bad juju continues heading into the 2019-20 season, though it's turned up ten fold this year. The Flyers will play a preseason game … Continue reading Another Rough October Schedule Ahead for the Flyers
Category: Flyers
What Happens if Ivan Provorov isn’t Signed?
What will the Flyers defense look like if Ivan Provorov holds out?
Does a Patrik Laine Trade Make Sense for the Flyers?
Is Patrik Laine a good fit for the Flyers?
Why Samuel Morin Should Make the Opening Night Roster
Samuel Morin will be gunning for a roster spot this season, and this is the reason why he deserves one
Top 5: Best Flyers Coaches
Coaching in the NHL is not easy. Coaching the Philadelphia Flyers is extremely challenging. With both the fans and the organization demanding the absolute best, needless to say it's not everyday they have found someone who can lead this team. However, There have been a few gems along the way who have been responsible for … Continue reading Top 5: Best Flyers Coaches
Will Joel Farabee make the Flyers Based on the World Junior Summer Showcase?
With September just around the corner, training camps for all NHL clubs will be opening up in a matter of weeks. With all of the recent changes (although none have been of the Earth shattering variety that many fans may have hoped for), the Flyers training camp will be particularly interesting due to the battle … Continue reading Will Joel Farabee make the Flyers Based on the World Junior Summer Showcase?
The People Vs. Robert Hagg
One of the greatest benefits of living in a free country is that every person has been endowed with certain inalienable rights and freedoms. Specifically, the right to a fair trial and to defend oneself in a court of law. No matter how guilty someone appears to be based on the evidence, it is important … Continue reading The People Vs. Robert Hagg
How They Became a Flyer: Steve Mason
Tracing the lineage of the trade that brought Steve Mason to Philadelphia
Philadelphia Flyers 2010’s All-Decade Team
Anthony Di Marco and Daniel Esche team up to provide the Flyers 2010's all-decade team
Abbreviated History of John LeClair
On February 9, 1995, the Flyers made a blockbuster trade with the Montreal Canadiens to acquire star defenseman Eric Desjardins. Little did they know, another player they acquired in that trade would go on to change the face of the franchise forever. John LeClair was born in St. Albans, Vermont on July 5, 1969. LeClair … Continue reading Abbreviated History of John LeClair
