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PHILADELPHIA FLYERS 9-10-2 · 7TH IN EAST, METROPOLITAN
9-10-2 · 7TH IN EAST, METROPOLITAN
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Flyers' Scott Laughton is a LGBTQ+ advocate in an effort to make hockey more 'welcome and inclusive' Pride. According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, it has a multitude of meanings. With the calenda...
Prospect Massimo Rizzo aims to show he can make the jump from NCAA champion to the Flyers The Flyers acquired the center last summer. He could be ticketed for the Phantoms but will get his chance in training camp.
MAY 30 • INQUIRER.COM
Archive: 50 Years Ago, Flyers Topped Bruins To Win First Stanley Cup In Team History In 1974, the Philadelphia Flyers beat Boston to claim their first Stanley Cup. In this Archive rewind, the Flyers and Bruins discussed the f...
MAY 25 • NEWSOBSERVER.COM
Matvei Michkov speaks amid rumors of him potentially joining the Flyers next season Michkov, the seventh overall pick in the 2023 NHL draft, conducted an interview with Russian outlet Match TV and seemed to sidestep a key qu...
MAY 24 • INQUIRER.COM
'It was our watering hole': How a South Jersey bar became the Broad Street Bullies' favorite hangout At the Spectrum, the Flyers were superstars, especially in their Stanley Cup years. At Rexy’s, the Bullies were just normal guys at the bar.
MAY 20 • INQUIRER.COM
Toughest Broad Street Bully of them all? Barry Ashbee's legacy lives on. A horrible injury ended Ashbee’s career and leukemia took his life at age 37. His rugged Flyers teammates remember a defenseman who always g...
MAY 17 • INQUIRER.COM
Mike Sielski: Bernie Parent was the Broad Street Bullies' brightest star. Now he's the Flyers' de facto mascot. PHILADELPHIA - Starting at the crack of Bernie Parent’s rear end, the pink and sepia scar bisects hi...
MAY 16 • THENEWSTRIBUNE.COM
The legend of Sign Man: Meet the Flyers fan who urged on the Broad Street Bullies to the Stanley Cup Dave Leonardi earned his reputation at the Spectrum for his signs. Along the way, he became just as important to the Flyers, even in their d...
MAY 16 • INQUIRER.COM
IIHF imposes sanctions on Flyers' Ivan Fedotov, his former KHL club, and Russian Federation Additionally, the Russian netminder is suspended from playing in all IIHF competitions, including the Olympics, for three years.
MAY 12 • INQUIRER.COM
HockeyBuzz.com - Bill Meltzer - Flyers Pick 12th in 2024 Draft, Phantoms vs. Hershey Game 3 NHL Hockey Trade Rumors
MAY 8 • HOCKEYBUZZ.COM
A primer for Tuesday's NHL draft lottery: The Flyers' odds, the top prospects and more We'll find out Tuesday night who'll land the No. 1 pick in the draft on June 28. Do the Flyers have a chance? Read on ...
MAY 7 • INQUIRER.COM
Berube believes many coaches' current playoff success can trace back to Flyers' experience Five coaches with past connections to the Philadelphia hockey team are still alive in this season’s Stanley Cup playoffs.
MAY 5 • MCALL.COM
What I'm hearing as the Flyers start to plan their offseason Does Sean Couturier's change of agents mean anything? Will Erik Johnson be back next season?
MAY 1 • THEATHLETIC.COM
Goaltender Ivan Fedotov signs a two-year, $6.5M deal with the Flyers after long journey to the NHL
Goaltender Ivan Fedotov has signed a two-year, $6.5 million contract with the Philadelphia FlyersAPRIL 23 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fedotov signs 2-year, $6.5 million contract with Flyers | NHL.com Goalie could have been unrestricted free agent after season, joined NHL after KHL contract was terminated
APRIL 23 • NHL.COM
Reports: Flyers G Ivan Fedotov agrees to 2-year extension Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Ivan Fedotov agreed to a two-year, $6.5 million contract extension, multiple media outlets reported Tuesday.F...
APRIL 23 • NEWSOBSERVER.COM
Philadelphia Flyers Have Another Busy Off-Season in Store The Philadelphia Flyers just missed out on the playoffs, but they remain a rebuilding team. That said, there is speculation on whether they...
APRIL 23 • NEWSOBSERVER.COM
Ivan Fedotov - Secures two-year extension Fedotov agreed to terms on a two-year, $6.5 million contract extension with Philadelphia on Tuesday, Darren Dreger of TSN reports.
Impact Fedotov played just three games for the Flyers this season after coming over from the KHL, going 0-1-1 with a 4.96 GAA and .811 save percentage. With an extension in hand, it seems Fedotov and Samuel Ersson will battle it out for the starting gig during training camp in the fall.
APRIL 23 • ROTOWIRE
Flyers must decide whether Morgan Frost, Joel Farabee should be part of the future General manager Daniel Briere left open the possibility that the Flyers could execute a hockey trade or two in the offseason.
APRIL 22 • THEATHLETIC.COM
The Flyers' power play was 'Tortured' all season long, just ask Taylor Swift The parallels between the track titles and lyrics of Swift's latest album and the Flyers' woes on the power play are uncanny.
APRIL 21 • INQUIRER.COM
John Tortorella says there are no issues with Sean Couturier, decries 'a bunch of drama' Tortorella strongly pushed back on the suggestion, from Couturier and his agent, that he didn't properly communicate.
APRIL 19 • THEATHLETIC.COM
John Tortorella says he failed to get Flyers to 'close the deal' in wake of late-season collapse
Philadelphia Flyers general manger Danny Briere and coach John Tortorella are prepared for a rebuilding processAPRIL 19 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ryan Johansen - Out indefinitely Johansen (undisclosed) doesn't believe he's medically fit to play hockey, and GM Daniel Briere doesn't expect to get the 31-year-old forward back, Jon Bailey of Philly Hockey Now r...
Impact Johansen had 13 goals and 23 points in 63 contests with Colorado before being dealt to Philadelphia on March 6. The Flyers promptly reassigned him to AHL Lehigh Valley, but Johansen informed Philadelphia that he was injured, which made him ineligible to be moved to the minors, per Max Miller of The Hockey News. Instead, he spent the remainder of the campaign doing rehab. He comes with an $8 million annual cap hit through 2024-25, but the Flyers are only responsible for half of that burden with the rest being charged to Nashville because the Predators retained salary as part of the trade to Colorado back in June. If Johansen can't play in 2024-25, then he will presumably be moved to long-term injured reserve.
APRIL 19 • ROTOWIRE
At playoff time, NHL teams march to the beat of their goaltenders and count on them to save the day
This time of year teams march to the beat of their goaltendersAPRIL 19 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
5 key questions facing the Flyers as they begin an interesting offseason What's the plan in the crease? Will Travis Konecny and Scott Laughton return? Danny Brière promises to be a busy man again this summer.
APRIL 18 • INQUIRER.COM
