Pros and Cons of Firing Chuck Fletcher

As the 2021-22 season starts to wind down and the trade deadline has passed, all eyes are focused on improving the team for next season. One of the biggest questions from the restless fanbase comes down to the fate of general manager Chuck Fletcher, who is quickly running out of good grace from the peanut … Continue reading Pros and Cons of Firing Chuck Fletcher

Deal or No Deal- Would You Make This Trade? Vol. 3

The trade deadline has come and gone, but that won't stop the trade scenarios from pouring in from the desperate Flyers fans who want a good hockey team iced in 2022-23. All eyes are turning to the offseason and potential blockbuster deals that will put the Flyers back in contention. We scoured CapFriendly's Armchair GM … Continue reading Deal or No Deal- Would You Make This Trade? Vol. 3

How Likely is it for Bobby Brink to Sign This Year?

Bobby Brink was selected by the Flyers in the second round, 34th overall, in the 2019 NHL Draft. He had committed to play for the University of Denver. Brink was thought to possibly be a first round pick but fell to the second round where the Flyers traded up to select him. Since Brink was … Continue reading How Likely is it for Bobby Brink to Sign This Year?

Top 5: Burning Flyers Questions for the 2022 Offseason

After surviving yet another miserable Philadelphia Flyers season, all eyes are on the front office and their ability to once again attempt to re-tool and salvage the team. While the efforts will probably lead to some exciting trades and new faces on the Flyers, Chuck Fletcher and the gang have some in-house work to take … Continue reading Top 5: Burning Flyers Questions for the 2022 Offseason

Backup Goalie Options Next Season

Playing goalie in Philadelphia is probably the closest experience to hell on earth. It's a thankless job that very few players can excel at. The team finally has a starting goaltender in Carter Hart, but finding a worthwhile backup to ride shotgun with the 23-year-old has been a difficult task. Martin Jones was brought in … Continue reading Backup Goalie Options Next Season

Pros and Cons of Signing Johnny Gaudreau

The Philadelphia Flyers and Johnny Gaudreau, two planets seemingly set to collide. His current contract with the Calgary Flames is set to expire this summer and his 100-point pace will make him an enticing free agent, provided he gets that far. There are some cap troubles in Calgary that will make it difficult to re-sign … Continue reading Pros and Cons of Signing Johnny Gaudreau

The Flyers CHL Prospect Report (Mar. 1 – Mar. 17)

Welcome back to The Flyers CHL Prospect Report!    This 10th edition covers the period that was in the CHL from Tuesday March 1st – Thursday March 17th. WHL (Western Hockey League)  Connor McClennon #94 (RW) – Winnipeg Ice (WHL) SEASONGPGAPTS+/-SPIM2021-2022    53383169+3419257 Wednesday night (Mar. 2) had the Winnipeg Ice host the visiting Lethbridge Hurricanes.  In … Continue reading The Flyers CHL Prospect Report (Mar. 1 – Mar. 17)

The Flyers Are Not Rebuilding: Mortgaging the Future to Win Today

When the Philadelphia Flyers 2021-22 season started to careen off the rails, the mid-season press conference featuring Dave Scott and Chuck Fletcher confirmed one thing- the organization is not rebuilding. While it upset parts of the fanbase, it is the path the team has selected, which means they now have to own it and put … Continue reading The Flyers Are Not Rebuilding: Mortgaging the Future to Win Today

York and Farabee are Changing the Game

As the 2021-22 Flyers season mercifully starts to wind down, the experimenting has begun. Interim coach Mike Yeo has started playing with his lineups now that Claude Giroux is gone and the injuries are still limiting his available roster. He has turned to utilizing some of the younger players on the roster in unique ways, … Continue reading York and Farabee are Changing the Game