The Flyers played their home opener at the new Xfinity Mobile Center last night, Monday October 13th. I tuned in early, to see the player introductions and tribute to Bernie Parent, the Hall of Fame Goalie we lost just a few weeks ago. The ceremony was beautiful, the intros were exciting, and the crowd was … Continue reading What A Difference A Year, and a Coach, Makes
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2024 NHL Draft: Goalies The Flyers Should Consider Drafting
The Philadelphia Flyers have had a lot of goalies over the years. They need to consider drafting more fresh faces, especially with uncertainty about the number one starter in the NHL. Here is a list of goaltenders to keep an eye on come draft day.
2024 NHL Draft: Philadelphia Flyers Will Select 12th Overall
The Philadelphia Flyers, after an overachieving regular season, will select 12th in the NHL Draft on June 28, 2024. Surprising changes occurred in the draft order, impacting potential selections. Despite challenges, the team faces tough decisions with a variety of high-talent prospects available.
Best of Seven? Analyzing the Flyers’ Upcoming Schedule
March 13th 2024 the Philadelphia Flyers currently sit Third in the Metropolitan division having played 66 games on the season amassing 76 points total. The playoffs are rapidly approaching following the trade deadline's passing. It's a tight race in the Metro down the stretch for Philadelphia's final remaining 16 games. By record, the Flyers have … Continue reading Best of Seven? Analyzing the Flyers’ Upcoming Schedule
Philadelphia Flyers: Productive 2024 NHL Trade Deadline Breakdown
The Philadelphia Flyers had a busy trade deadline week under new GM Daniel Briere. They made four moves, adding depth and draft picks. Trading away Sean Walker, acquiring Ryan Johansen and a 2025 first-round pick. Also trading for Erik Johnson to provide experience and stability. Denis Gurianov was added from Nashville for depth. Additionally, they retained salary for a draft pick in the Noah Hanifin deal. Overall, the Flyers made moves to address current needs while considering future needs.
Flyers’ Prospect Denver Barkey Signs Three-Year, $913,000 Entry-Level Contract
The Philadelphia Flyers signed their 2023 third-round draft pick, Denver Barkey, to a three-year, $950,000 entry-level contract. Barkey, an 18-year-old center playing for the London Knights in the Ontario Hockey League, has had an outstanding season, leading his club in all categories. He expressed excitement and honour joining the Flyers, fulfilling a childhood dream.
Deal or No Deal: Would You Make This Trade? vol. 24
We're a week away from the trade deadline and fans are getting antsy with anticipation waiting for their favorite team to make a move. To keep themselves preoccupied, they've headed to CapFriendly's Armchair GM tool and crafted their own ideal deadline scenarios. So as usual we've gone through and picked our favorites for our readers … Continue reading Deal or No Deal: Would You Make This Trade? vol. 24
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.
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.
Three NHL Teams Receive Cap Relief For Players’ Involvement in 2018 World Juniors Investigation: TSN
The National Hockey League has granted three NHL clubs (Philadelphia Flyers, New Jersey Devils, Calgary Flames) cap relief for their players' involvement in the 2018 World Junior criminal investigation, TSN's Darren Dreger reports.
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