The Flyers remain committed to a piece-by-piece rebuild. They’re not where they need to be yet. However, they’re getting there for Daniel Briere to shape the team long-term.
Riley Cote — former Philadelphia Flyers enforcer, Phantoms assistant coach, and Nasty Knuckles cohost — joins HTS for an in-depth conversation on life during and after his hockey career.
The Philadelphia Flyers and their fanbase can collectively breath a deep sigh of relief. Waiting for news on forward Tyson
This is prime cabin/vacation season around the entire NHL,so there probably won’t be news coming from the Flyers — or pretty much any team — right now.
Flyers general manager Daniel Briere passed along good news about winger Tyson Foerster’s recovery progress from a potentially serious elbow infection.
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An arbitrator ruled in favor of the Flyers in their dispute over Ryan Johansen’s alleged “material breach” of contract after his trade to the team in March 2024.
The Flyers made a bold move in acquiring Trevor Zegras earlier this season. Following is a deep dive on the potential risks and rewards.
What do the Flyers need to do to truly reconnect with the fan base? It starts with restoring a winning and entertaining product on the ice. But it doesn’t end there.
Luchanko is still too young to play in the American Hockey League in 2025-26 because the exemption rule for the AHL/CHL age rule does not kick in until the following year.
