Ireland Bound: Flyers Quick Hits
Flyers prospects have stood out so far at the World Junior Summer Showcase. Friday’s matches include Canada vs. Sweden and USA vs. Finland.
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Marco Kasper May Soon Be The best Centerman in Detroit
Last year, Marco Kasper turned a call up from the Grand Rapids Griffins into a place in Detroit’s top six and became part of the team’s core going forward.
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Sabres Rattle Off Timmins Contract Extension
The Sabres hope improved team defense and goaltending can help offset the loss of JJ Peterka and keep the team afloat in the Eastern Conference race.
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WJSS Day 2 Standouts: Koivu, Liv Impress
Day 2 Recap – WJSS 2025 in Minnesota Day 2 of the 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase delivered another strong
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Backstrom to resume career in Sweden
Longtime Washington Capitals star Nicklas Backstrom plans to end his playing career with his original club in Sweden.
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Summer Showcase: Flyers Have NHL-Most Seven Reps
The Flyers have seven confirmed attendees to lead all NHL clubs. Hockey Canada announced its roster earlier today.
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Silly Season Talk: McDonagh on the Move Again?
Veteran defenseman McDonagh could be on the way out of Tampa for cap-related reasons. The Bolts may have to trade from a disadvantageous position.
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Detroit’s New Core Has Come Through the NHL Draft
Building through the NHL Draft is the No.1 strategy Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman has employed in the team’s rebuild. On that front, he’s having some success.
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Flyers Thoughts: How Tocchet Could Set His Forwards (Part 2)
In Part Two, we’ll examine a potential Flyers top line of Matvei Mickhov, Sean Couturier, and Travis Konecny, along with Tyson Foerster and Bobby Brink.
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Flyers Quick Hits: Couturier, WJSS, Cancer Warriors
Flyers captain Sean Couturier admitted the last several seasons have been frustrating. He anticipates a better year — for the team and personally — in 2025-26.