You won't catch me defending much about the Philadelphia Flyers organization these days, but Samuel Morin is someone I'll gladly be a martyr for. If for some reason you missed it, some mouth breathers had some very not nice things to say about our tall friend Samuel Morin, well, I'm here to say that he … Continue reading Samuel Morin Should Indeed Be Considered An Option
Phantoms Roster Providing Hope
If you're like me, chances are that in 2021 you didn't expect the Flyers to still be rebuilding. Yet, here we are. The main roster may be in the worst state it's been in since 2014-15 and Chuck Fletcher will have some hard decisions to make about the forward movement of the organization. It's going … Continue reading Phantoms Roster Providing Hope
Nolan Patrick Is Not A Bust … Yet
No one should have expected Nolan Patrick to have an amazing season. After not playing a single NHL game last year, Patrick had a long way to go to get back into fighting shape. He has not looked bad this season, but he also has not looked like the player he was in juniors. I … Continue reading Nolan Patrick Is Not A Bust … Yet
Flyers Redraft: 2007
From Vancouver, British Columbia to Columbus, Ohio the Flyers looked like they'd be awarded the first overall pick for the first time ever (I said awarded, we made a trade to select Mel Bridgman 1st overall in 1975). Unfortunately, the Blackhawks won the draft lottery and selected future Hall of Famer Patrick Kane first overall. … Continue reading Flyers Redraft: 2007
Farabee and Lindblom are The Future
It has been a rough and underwhelming season for the Philadelphia Flyers to say the least. As things continue to spiral out of control on the ice there have been a pair of young players who have answered the bell and risen to the occasion, that being 24-year-old Oskar Lindblom and 21-year-old Joel Farabee. While … Continue reading Farabee and Lindblom are The Future
Vigneault and Fletcher Aren’t On The Same Page
The Philadelphia Flyers are in flames. The morale is at an all-time low and the finger pointing from the Flyers' faithful has begun. Some demand action from the general manager Chuck Fletcher a couple weeks ahead of the trade dealine, while others want the head of head coach Alain Vigneault served up on a silver … Continue reading Vigneault and Fletcher Aren’t On The Same Page
A Fan and His White Flag
Well, shit. It's not every day I, of all people, am left speechless. A season is filled with ebbs and flows and big losses are expected every now and again. The Flyers have suffered multiple 6-1 losses this season and got completely embarrassed in the Stadium Series game in Lake Tahoe, but there was always … Continue reading A Fan and His White Flag
The Flyers CHL Prospect Report (Mar. 1 – Mar. 15)
Welcome to the 2021 inaugural edition of the Flyers CHL Prospect Report. With all of the uncertainty surrounding junior hockey due to COVID-19, this series has had to go on a bit of a hiatus. However, now that it looks like the CHL is returning to play we at BrotherlyPuck.com felt that we should re-familiarize … Continue reading The Flyers CHL Prospect Report (Mar. 1 – Mar. 15)
Top 5: Crazy Trade Scenarios that Could Actually Happen
Well, it's that time of year again. The annual crazy trade scenarios returns! It's a way for the imagination to run wild and spice up the Flyers trade deadline with wild acquisitions that could still be within the realm of possibility. Over the past few weeks we've looked at realistic trades and value trades but … Continue reading Top 5: Crazy Trade Scenarios that Could Actually Happen
Flyers Redraft: 2006
From a hotel in Ottawa, Ontario to Vancouver, British Columbia we come to a very memorable draft for a couple reasons for Flyers fans. This will be talked about very soon. The Pens have continued their trend of picking 1 then 2. Erik Johnson and Jordan Staal were the top two picks, and is probably … Continue reading Flyers Redraft: 2006
