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

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

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

As the Philadelphia Flyers 2021 season breaks on the horizon, it's time to take stock of a situation that is growing increasingly more interesting as training camp nears. The Flyers bottom six has been a hotly debated topic throughout the offseason. Who should or shouldn't be there, what kind of players they need to succeed, … Continue reading In-Depth Breakdown of the Flyers Bottom Six

In one of the more baffling move that has come out of the Philadelphia Flyers in recent memory, Chuck Fletcher has announced that 25-year-old, 6"7 defenseman Samuel Morin will convert to left wing for the 2021 season. Morin, who missed almost the entire 2019-20 season after suffering a second torn ACL, has been skating in … Continue reading Samuel Morin at LW is an Ingenious Gamble

2020 has finally come to an end! Even though the world completely fell apart, it was a big year for Brotherly Puck's second season of existence. Personally, I wrote 125 articles, mainly to keep myself busy during the pandemic and hopefully as a momentary distraction for all of the readers. With so many pieces to … Continue reading Top 5: Daniel Esche’s Favorite Articles of 2020