Nolan Patrick scored a goal in the Flyers home opener on Wednesday, and the fans rejoiced. Since there were no fans at the Wells Fargo Center, the rejoicing was done on social media. As I scrolled through those reactions, I noticed that many of those fans were amongst a crowd that had not been as … Continue reading “Man up, Patty”
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Frost Advisory in Effect
It's time to figure out just how deep the Flyers' forward corps is. Losing a top forward, let alone Selke Winner Sean (1C)outurier causes a number of problems. Aside from the glaring hole at 1C, the loss of Coots' offensive production, defensive prowess, and special teams roles creates a ripple effect beyond the first forward … Continue reading Frost Advisory in Effect
2021 Outlook: Flyers On Track To Be Best In Division
In a new division, regarded as possibly the toughest in the league, with 7 other teams the Flyers have the best chance to finish on top. It won’t be easy, facing each team in their division 8 times in a condensed 56 game schedule. However the orange and black have enough talent, great coaching, and … Continue reading 2021 Outlook: Flyers On Track To Be Best In Division
Keith Yandle Rumors Pose Interesting Options For Flyers
Believe it or not, this is not an article from 2012. Rumors broke earlier in the week that the Florida Panthers and veteran defenseman Keith Yandle are headed for a spilt after the organization decided to take their defense corps in a different direction. After adding the likes of Radko Gudas, MacKenzie Weegar, Noah Juulsen, … Continue reading Keith Yandle Rumors Pose Interesting Options For Flyers
New Season, New Expectations!
As the season gets underway, us Flyers fans may be wondering "are my Flyers going to storm into the playoffs and finally win this year?”. Well, I can definitely say that I have been wondering that myself, and I want to know some thoughts from all the lovely people who read Brotherly Puck. So, what … Continue reading New Season, New Expectations!
Dear Toronto Fans,
Hockey is a business. I get that, really I do. Players come, players go, it is the nature of the beast. I am fine with that....most of the time. There have been some trades that cut deep. Rick Tocchet. Danny Briere. And yes, I know that Briere was a compliance buy out, not a trade, … Continue reading Dear Toronto Fans,
Morgan Frost is the Odd Man Out
As the 2021 preseason starts to wrap up the Flyers roster is becoming more clear. There aren't many surprises within the lineup but there is one noticeable player that is missing from the projected top-12 forwards and that's 21-year-old sophomore forward Morgan Frost. Frost, who suited up for 20 Flyers games last season ended the … Continue reading Morgan Frost is the Odd Man Out
In-Division Games Could Prepare the Flyers for the Playoffs
When the Flyers 2019-20 season came to an end with a less-than-stellar playoff series against the New York Islanders it brought a new reality to the team. It was a mix of emotions ranging from excitement of reaching the second round for the first time in eight years to frustration after clearly not giving their … Continue reading In-Division Games Could Prepare the Flyers for the Playoffs
Flyers Redrafts: 2003
Here we are, the prized 2003 NHL Entry Draft. Going from Toronto, Ontario all the way to warm Nashville, Tennessee. This draft really needs no introduction. It's considered one of, if not, the best draft in the history of the NHL and Bobby Clarke did okay. He hit on our two most important picks, but … Continue reading Flyers Redrafts: 2003
Limit Your Expectations for Nolan Patrick and Oskar Lindblom
It's been a quiet offseason on the Philadelphia Flyers front. That silence was due in part to the fron toffice banking on some of their returning stars to pick up some of the load instead of looking outside the organization for help. Right now, forwards Oskar Lindblom and Nolan Patrick are both expected to return … Continue reading Limit Your Expectations for Nolan Patrick and Oskar Lindblom
