Category: Flyers

Are the Philadelphia Flyers Actually Rebuilding? The Trade Deadline will Finally Give Some Clarity

The 2023-24 Philadelphia Flyers season has been a tale of two different sides of the same story. The team has finally gained its footing after a miserable free fall for much of the last three seasons, but it has led to a very "ready, fire, aim" kind of feeling as the overachieving group has overshot … Continue reading Are the Philadelphia Flyers Actually Rebuilding? The Trade Deadline will Finally Give Some Clarity

Flyers’ 2022 NHL Draft Pick Alex Bump Showing Promise and Encouraging Fan Antics

Philadelphia Flyers prospect Alex Bump, known for his speed, stirring of the pot and feeding off fan energy, has had eventful years since being drafted in 2022. Traded between teams, leaving Vermont, jumping on the boards to being middle fingered. Bump has found a supportive coach, Pat Ferschweiler, at Western Michigan while he aims to become a well-rounded player and be a part of the New Era of Orange in Philadelphia.

The Flyers Shouldn’t Re-Sign Sean Walker

The 2024 NHL trade deadline is just a few weeks away and somehow the Philadelphia Flyers have walked a perfect line between buyers and sellers, and it has led to some rather interesting rumors to emerge as far as their battle plans go, and the defense especially has been put under the microscope. The Flyers … Continue reading The Flyers Shouldn’t Re-Sign Sean Walker

Deal or No Deal: Would You Make This Trade? vol. 23

We are just a couple weeks away from the 2024 NHL trade deadline, and fans are starting to get antsy for their favorite teams to make some deals. So to satiate their desire for action, they've taken to CapFriendly's ArmChair GM tool to craft their dream trade scenarios. As usual, we've gone through and picked … Continue reading Deal or No Deal: Would You Make This Trade? vol. 23

The Flyers Junior Hockey Prospect Report (Feb. 3 – Feb. 18)

Welcome to The Flyers Junior Hockey Prospect Report!    This 8th edition for the 2023-2024 season covers the period that was in the CHL and BCHL from Saturday February 3rd – Sunday February 18th. WHL (Western Hockey League)  Carson Bjarnason #64 (G) – Brandon Wheat Kings (WHL) SEASONGPWLSOMINSSHSAVGAASAV%2023-2024    3419141198010789783.03.907 (Feb. 3) After getting the win in … Continue reading The Flyers Junior Hockey Prospect Report (Feb. 3 – Feb. 18)

Top 5: Flyers Positions of Need as Buyers at the Trade Deadline

We're past the midway point of the 2023-24 NHL season, and the Philadelphia Flyers are in an unlikely playoff spot, desperately trying to cling onto it as the campaign marches on. Despite the fact the front office were calling this a rebuilding season, maybe they don't need a full scale as originally anticipated. With the … Continue reading Top 5: Flyers Positions of Need as Buyers at the Trade Deadline

Future of Philadelphia: 2023 Draft Pick Carson Bjarnason

Carson Bjarnason, an 18-year-old goalie, faced challenges before being drafted by Philadelphia Flyers in NHL. His resilience, support from family, and mentorship from veteran players have shaped his journey. Despite setbacks, Bjarnason maintains high aspirations and a strong work ethic, striving to earn his place in the New Era of Orange.

How to Fix the Lehigh Valley Phantoms

The 2023-24 season have been a rough one for the Lehigh Valley Phantoms. They're 20-18-5-2 after their All-Star break and currently sit seventh in the Atlantic division, which means they're on the outside of the playoff picture looking in. While there's still time to sneak their way back in, the team has struggled to gain … Continue reading How to Fix the Lehigh Valley Phantoms

Red Flags in the Flyers’ Roster Construction

The Philadelphia Flyers recently re-signed forward Owen Tippett and Ryan Poehling to contract extensions, and rumors have emerged they're already looking to re-sign Travis Konecny a year early as well as bringing back depth defenseman Nick Seeler. The front office is clearly looking to keep the band together thanks to their culture-based rebuild, but looking … Continue reading Red Flags in the Flyers’ Roster Construction