Tag: Los Angeles Kings

Philadelphia Flyers Trade History with the Los Angeles Kings

The Los Angeles Kings were given the moniker "West Coast Flyers" during their Cups runs in 2012 and 2014 thanks to a roster consisting of a handful of players who previously played in Philadelphia. Other than that, as teams based completely across the country from one another, their paths rarely crossed from an on-ice perspective. … Continue reading Philadelphia Flyers Trade History with the Los Angeles Kings

Deal or No Deal: Would You Make This Trade? vol. 35

The week of the trade deadline is finally here, and as everyone gets anxious about what their favorite teams will do in real life, fans have been busy making their ideal trades on PuckPedia's PuckGM tool. So we went through and picked more of out favorite Flyers-themed trades for our readers to vote on! You’re … Continue reading Deal or No Deal: Would You Make This Trade? vol. 35

Worst to First: LA Kings Jerseys

Not every NHL team changes their color scheme even once in their history, but most teams aren't the LA Kings. They've had three different incarnations of color palette spread over the course of four different generations of jersey designs. Purple and gold, black and white, purple and black, then a return to black and white. … Continue reading Worst to First: LA Kings Jerseys

Carter Hart Out Indefinitely, Flyers Shopping For A Replacement?

The Philadelphia Flyers are facing a goaltending crisis with Carter Hart out indefinitely. The team is considering options including acquiring John Gibson, Elvis Merzlikins, or Jake Allen. Each goalie presents pros and cons, but all could lend valuable support to the team and help guide rookie Samuel Ersson into a successful future as the Flyers' No. 1 goalie.

Report: Danny Briere ‘Eager’ To Make Moves To Build Foundation For The Future

General manager Danny Briere is more than willing to take action to set the foundation for the Flyers future, according to TSN Insider Darren Dreger. The Flyers continue to "listen on basically every position — not every player, but every position.”