Tag: hockey

Will the Flyers Trade Morgan Frost This Summer?

Former 27th overall pick in 2017 Morgan Frost is one of the most polarizing players on the Philadelphia Flyers' roster. He's in year five of his NHL career and turns 25 in May and even after 213 games, Frost hasn't exactly gained the trust of the coaching staff or taken his own game to a … Continue reading Will the Flyers Trade Morgan Frost This Summer?

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

2024 Philadelphia Flyers Buyout Candidates

The trade deadline has come and gone which means the early offseason to-do list can take shape. And for the Philadelphia Flyers, their priority list seems to revolve heavily around potential buyouts. Does it make financial sense for the Flyers to travel down the buyout path and who are the most likely players on the … Continue reading 2024 Philadelphia Flyers Buyout Candidates

What To Expect From Denver Barkey

The Flyers have signed 2023 3rd round (95th overall) pick Denver Barkey to a three year entry-level contract coming off an exciting season in the OHL for the London Knights. During the campaign, Barkey tallied up 31 goals and 56 assists for a total of 87 points this year. So what should you expect from … Continue reading What To Expect From Denver Barkey

Philadelphia Flyers: Short Sighted Positives vs Long Term Rebuilding

There's nothing wrong with winning. For some reason, there's a section of the fanbase that believes if you don't celebrate like they won the Cup every time they win a regular season game against the Coyotes, you don't want the Flyers to win at all. There's nothing wrong with abandoning the idea of a full … Continue reading Philadelphia Flyers: Short Sighted Positives vs Long Term Rebuilding

Matt Rempe and Fighting in the Modern Day NHL

The prototypical NHL enforcer has, for the most part, gone the way of the dinosaurs. There are only a handful of players left in the league that are paid exclusively to punch other people in the face. As the overall talent level in the NHL continues to rise, it no longer makes sense for most … Continue reading Matt Rempe and Fighting in the Modern Day NHL

The Philadelphia Flyers and Their Questionable Approach to Prospect Development

The Philadelphia Flyers are rebuilding... or at least that's been the battle cry for much of the last calendar year. It's the second time they've embarked on the journey of a "rebuild" over the last decade, and the question as to whether or not they can do it right this time looms large over the … Continue reading The Philadelphia Flyers and Their Questionable Approach to Prospect Development

The Philadelphia Flyers’ Goaltending Carousel

There’s never a dull moment when talking about the state of the Flyers goaltending. Since Carter Hart's reckoning day finally came, it leaves the team with more questions than answers at a position it had looked as though they were stable. As the spotlight shifts back to the crease, let's take stock of what exactly … Continue reading The Philadelphia Flyers’ Goaltending Carousel