Flyers: Carlsson, Next Steps and More
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Flyers Daily: Carlsson, D, and More
In this weeks edition of Monday with Meltzer, Jason Myrtetus and I had tons to discuss about the Philadelphia Flyers’ offer sheet to Leo Carlsson
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Flyers: Carlsson Salary Cap and More
If the Flyers successfully land Leo Carlsson, what will the financial ramifications be on the team’s salary cap management for the next several years?
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Flyers and Carlsson: What You Need to Know
The Flyers tendered a five-year, $90 million ($18 million AAV) front-loaded offer sheet to Leo Carlsson.The Ducks have until July 10 to match or decline.
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Flyers Focus: Giroux, Dev Camp and More
During Wednesday’s press conference, Flyers general Daniel Briere admitted that he’d spoken with unrestricted Claude Giroux .
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Flyers: Foerster, Vladar and More
On the first day of 2026 free agency season, the Philadelphia Flyers started out by taking care of internal business with roster players.
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Flyers Focus: Dev Camp and More
The Philadelphia Flyers go directly from the 2026 NHL Draft into Development Camp this week.
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Flyers Focus: Hathaway and More
The Flyers traded Garnet Hathaway to the Florida Panthers today ahead of this weekend’s NHL Draft proceedings.
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Flyers Focus: Preseason, Draft and More
2026 marks the start of a shortened preseason — and longer regular season — for the Philadelphia Flyers and the rest of the National Hockey League.
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Flyers Focus: Byram, Draft and More
The 2026 NHL Draft weekend in less than one week away. In recent days, much has been made of the Flyers’ history of making trades on June 23.