A number of Flyers are off to sluggish starts and that’s a big part of why the team is off to its least successful opening week in 11 years. Monday night’s 4-1 loss […]
It’s going to be short and it’s going to be busy. The Flyers’ 2026 training camp will start on Thursday, Sept. 17 and last only about 12 days, which makes for a much shorter (and […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – Every team needs a social glue guy. Two can be even better. First, we’re talking about someone like Travis Konecny, a natural-born cutup who can keep the Flyers’ locker room loose with […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – He’s already traded away his third-, fourth- and fifth-round draft picks. So would anybody really be surprised if Flyers general manager Daniel Briere decided to entertain offers for his first-rounder in the […]
No room for error. The Flyers know they have to win Thursday night’s Game 3 against Carolina to have any realistic chance of eventually coming out on top in the best-of-seven series, which they trail, […]
Now comes the interesting part. Hockey teams generally do better when they get off the road. That’s why they call it the “home-ice advantage.” But in the case of the Flyers, it’s the other way […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – It doesn’t take a pro scout to tell you the key to stopping the Pittsburgh Penguins is keeping a lid on superstars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin. After all, they’ve been lighting […]
Sean Couturier was just 19 years old when the bright lights of his first Stanley Cup playoffs shone directly in his eyes. He didn’t blink. No, he actually went out and scored his first career […]
PHILADELPHIA – The day Porter Martone finished his season with Michigan State and signed a pro contract, the Flyers knew they were getting a very good player. But few were aware he was THIS […]
Flyers CEO Dan Hilferty remembers the first time he met Ed Snider, the man who started NHL hockey in Philadelphia and nurtured the sport for more than half a century. Snider was a business entrepreneur […]
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