Swiss Hockey Update: Bern, Ambrì, Lugano, Zug, Biel Urs Berger | October 27, 2019 This week the Swiss National League has some new faces. There was the first game of Andrew MacDonald in Bern, the practice opportunity for Paul Postma with Lugano and that…
Flyers: Notes from Fletcher’s Pre-Draft Press Conference Ryan Hodge | June 15, 2019 With the Stanley Cup Final over and a new champion crowned, Philadelphia Flyers general manager Chuck Fletcher’s first offseason is now officially in full swing. Fletcher will have a full…
NHL Rumors: Flyers, Oilers, Maple Leafs, More Jim Parsons | June 11, 2019 In today’s NHL rumor rundown, there is speculation out of Philadelphia as to who might be a buyout candidate and where things are at with Kevin Hayes. There is also…
Flyers’ Defense Getting Offensive Matt Sitkoff | April 4, 2018 The Philadelphia Flyers’ defensemen have been getting offensive this season. The Flyers have 48 goals from defensemen this season, which is the fourth-most in the NHL. This outburst of goals…
Flyers Have a Defensive Problem Dan Ward | January 16, 2018 Since the Flyers’ run to the Stanley Cup Finals in 2010, the organization has done an excellent job of acquiring talented defensive players. Because of this, they find themselves with too…
Golden Knights Could Absorb Significant Contracts Shayna Goldman | June 8, 2017 The Vegas Golden Knights will soon select players at the 2017 Expansion Draft, many of which will become a part of their inaugural franchise. The NHL created a number of…
Flyers Are Stuck with MacDonald Wes Herrmann | January 26, 2017 If you stuck 50 Philadelphia Flyers fans in a room and needed them to agree on one thing, it would be that defenseman Andrew MacDonald is overplayed and overused. Flyers fans…
Fixing Flyers’ Salary Cap Wes Herrmann | January 6, 2017 It wouldn’t be a season for the Philadelphia Flyers if they weren’t dealing with salary cap issues. Since the salary cap was implemented in the NHL following the 2005 lockout,…
Andrew MacDonald and the Expansion Draft Matt Brauckmann | December 30, 2016 If you walk up to any Philadelphia Flyer fan and ask them what the most dreadful contract signing of the past few years has been, you will probably get one…
Philadelphia Flyers 2016 in Review Wes Herrmann | December 28, 2016 In just a few days, 2016 will wrap up and the new year will begin. For the Philadelphia Flyers, 2016 will be marked down as a successful year — in…
What’s Working for the Flyers Wes Herrmann | December 6, 2016 For the first time since 2014, when Craig Berube was still the Philadelphia Flyers’ coach and Kimmo Timonen was an alternate captain, the team is on a five-game winning streak.…
Scratching Gostisbehere Makes No Sense Matt Brauckmann | November 17, 2016 Shayne Gostisbehere probably started his Thursday morning on a great note. The 23-year old defenseman was named Philadelphia Pro Athlete of the Year by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association. That…
