John Tortorella’s Firing Is the First Crossroads of This Flyers Era Andrew McGuinness | April 3, 2025 When John Tortorella was hired as the 23rd head coach in Philadelphia Flyers history, it was never about the present. While then-general manager Chuck Fletcher wasn’t ready to begin a…
5 Flyers Head Coaching Candidates to Replace John Tortorella Justin Giampietro | March 27, 2025 After going 14 straight games without a win in regulation or overtime, the Philadelphia Flyers decided to pull the plug on John Tortorella. He’s out as head coach. In his…
Flyers’ John Tortorella Called Out by NHL Legend Justin Giampietro | March 12, 2025 The Philadelphia Flyers are undergoing one of their all-too-familiar losing streaks. With five consecutive regulation losses in that stretch, they sit at 27-31-8, risking a potential basement finish to their…
Flyers’ 2011 Offseason Has Caused Years of Misfortune Justin Giampietro | February 26, 2025 Following a 2010-11 season where the Philadelphia Flyers had the third-best record in the NHL but lost in the second round of the playoffs, the team wanted to act big…
Flyers’ Matvei Michkov Making the Best of a Bad Hand Justin Giampietro | February 6, 2025 I’ll be the first to admit when I’m wrong. Matvei Michkov has not been able to win over head coach John Tortorella despite objectively being one of the best players…
Flyers’ Daniel Briere Has Savviness & Assets to Improve Roster Justin Giampietro | January 20, 2025 The Philadelphia Flyers and general manager Daniel Briere have remained pretty cautious since taking over. This is objectively holding back the potential of the roster, whether that’s a good or…
Should the Flyers Take a Center or the Best Player Available at the 2025 NHL Draft? Justin Giampietro | January 12, 2025 At 18-20-5, nobody would blame the Philadelphia Flyers if they began shifting their focus to the 2025 NHL Draft. They have their own first- and second-round picks as well as…
4 Reasons the Flyers Shouldn’t Re-Sign Noah Cates in 2025 Justin Giampietro | January 4, 2025 Though he started off his 2024-25 season with a high plus/minus rating, the Philadelphia Flyers‘ Noah Cates wasn’t exactly playing his best. Unsustainable puck luck hid some of his struggles…
Flyers Have Pieces to Opt for Cheaper Depth in 2025-26 Justin Giampietro | December 29, 2024 Over their past two offseasons, the Philadelphia Flyers have pursued semi-expensive depth options for their roster. It’s hard to blame them. For a while, a lot of their depth consisted…
Flyers Must Pursue Offensive Talent in the 2025 Offseason Justin Giampietro | December 9, 2024 The Philadelphia Flyers have a modest 12-12-4 record this season with a prospect pool that doesn’t have projectable franchise talent. Nonetheless, their future is very bright and they can make…
Flyers Must Match Aggressiveness of Ed Snider Era Justin Giampietro | November 29, 2024 The Philadelphia Flyers of the present have avoided one core trait that used to define their organization. The current regime, manned by many players of old, thinks the identity of…
Flyers Can Build a Championship Roster Without a Top Draft Pick Justin Giampietro | November 20, 2024 After starting off their 2024-25 season with a 4-8-1 record that placed them last in the NHL on Nov. 5, the Philadelphia Flyers have turned it around. Winners in four…