While the Flyers might not be one of the higher scoring teams in the NHL, they usually find a way to get a goal or two. Not on Monday night. After getting through the first […]
A rumored change of junior teams for Jett Luchanko finally became reality on Monday when the Flyers’ 2024 first-round draft pick went to the Brantford Bulldogs in an Ontario Hockey League trade from the Guelph […]
PHILADELPHIA – The old New York Yankees used to rally so many times in day games they called it “5 o’clock lightning.” Saturday night, the New Jersey Devils thought they were safe indoors at Xfinity […]
PHILADELPHIA – Considering the Flyers have finished 30th or worse on the power play each of the last four seasons, one would think a coach would be happy if his team had advanced to 15th […]
PHILADELPHIA – This evening was supposed to be a final farewell to the late, great Bernie Parent. Instead, Friday night’s “Celebration of Life” turned out to be a true celebration, an occasion to remember all […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – Most NHL defense pairings usually have one guy who’s a bit offense-minded and one who’s more of a stay-at-home type. Which is why the Flyers’ new backline unit of Jamie Drysdale and […]
PHILADELPHIA – It’s never easy beating a team twice in the same week no matter how bad its numbers are. After knocking off the Blues by a 6-5 shootout decision last Friday in St. Louis, […]
PHILADELPHIA – Nearly everybody knows someone who’s been involved with cancer – be it a relative, a friend or one of their sports heroes. For Flyers coach Rick Tocchet, it was his brother, Dan, who […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – Hockey line chemistry can be a funny thing. One minute everything can be in sync and clicking on all cylinders. The next it can look disjointed and the players have hesitation in […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – The clock read 1:23 p.m., about an hour after Flyers practice had ended on Monday, and yet Bobby Brink and Trevor Zegras were still working on their games at the Flyers Training […]
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