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The Philadelphia Flyers have announced some small changes for the coming season. No, it’s not anything major, but the team […] The post Flyers Release New Jersey Numbers Ahead of 2026-27 Season appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
The NHL landscape has never been louder, with blockbusters going down seemingly every few hours. But in this mock draft, I have the Philadelphia Flyers—who could use some boldness to…
The Toronto Maple Leafs have already made some big moves this offseason. The first move of the offseason saw the Maple Leafs trade away Joseph Woll and Simon Benoit to the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for Emil Andrae, Samuel Ersson, and a 2026 third-round pick. The Leafs then acquired Darren Raddysh in a deal with […] The post Maple Leafs rumors: Insider teases imminent trades appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Philadelphia Flyers already addressed one of their needs, trading for goaltender Joseph Woll from the Toronto Maple Leafs to play behind Dan Vladar in the crease. That’s just one of a few positions of need this offseason for the Flyers, though. We can talk about top-line centers all day long, but they don’t become available very often. Danny Briere will surely be working the phones trying to find a good deal, potentially with the Ottawa Senators after the Brady Tkachuk trade. But...
In what’s been a really chaotic day across the NHL, with players like Simon Nemec, Jordan Kyrou, and William Eklund all on the move, but the Philadelphia Flyers may be getting in on the fun. Instead of a trade though, the Flyers may be close to inking an extension with defenseman Jamie Drysdale. According to Andy Strickland, the deal isn’t done yet, but “it will get done”. Extension between the Flyers and Jamie Drysdale isn’t done but it will get done. Stay tuned… — Andy...
The NHL is in the middle of the busiest time of the year. Trades are flying all over the league and by the time I finish writing this sentence, there might be another one done that changes a team’s direction or solves a team’s long-term problem. But this week will end with the 2026 NHL Draft taking place in Buffalo and the Philadelphia Flyers are in an interesting spot. With the 21st overall pick, the Flyers have a couple options ahead of them. They can go more safe and understand that if...
It’s June 23rd, a date that has become closely linked to the Philadelphia Flyers and offseason movement. Just last season, […] The post June 23rd Fireworks: Flyers History & Current NHL Trades appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
Having just wrapped up his fourth full season in the NHL, Flyers’ center Noah Cates brought with him through this year his central brand of defensively responsible hockey, but continued to build on the other elements of his game. Though somewhat under the radar, he reached new heights in production and worked to round out his game nicely, and proved himself as an even more critical pieces to the Flyers’ forward mix. Games played Goals Assists Points PIM Shots On Goal Shooting Percentage A...
The Edmonton Oilers have been off to a pretty busy start this offseason. They recently signed forward Jason Dickinson to a five-year, $20 million contract extension. They also locked up defenseman Connor Murphy, signing him to a five-year, $20.5 million contract extension.While it is good that the Oilers kept Dickinson and Murphy around, it is […] The post Oilers Named Potential Trade Suitor for Flyers $25.5M Defender appeared first on HEAVY .
The Philadelphia Flyers are scouring the trade market looking for massive upgrades. That’s all we’ve been hearing about. General manager Danny Briere is calling every single person in every single NHL front office trying to work a deal that makes this team much better heading into next season. There are areas of improvement that could be addressed this offseason, but the Flyers could certainly be a little bit more patient on and either wait for an ideal target to become available, or just...
The Toronto Maple Leafs are looking to overhaul their roster this season and could look to make a move in net.Toronto traded away Joseph Woll to the Philadelphia Flyers. After the deal, many Maple Leafs fans expected the team to roll with Anthony Stolarz and Dennis Hildeby as their goalie tandem. However, Toronto has been […] The post Maple Leafs Linked to $36M Stanley Cup-Winning Goalie in Bold Move appeared first on HEAVY .
*June 23 is officially upon us, and the Flyers have become sort of famous for making big moves on this day, but what could they get up to this year? [ BSH ] *There are certainly some names we wouldn’t be surprised to see on the trade block, but we would be surprised if Cam York, who just wrapped up quite a solid season, found himself there. [ BSH ] *We did also get a bit of news dropped yesterday, with the preseason schedule being announced. [ BSH ] *Okay, back to draft talk. We...
For the Flyers’ defenders in particular, this was a pretty notably up and down season. There were some big struggles that they faced along the way, but the late-season adjustments to their structure paid dividends in a big way, bringing the level of impact up to such a degree that the team was able to hit a new level, and indeed, crystalize their ultimate push into the postseason. It was an effective team effort, but playing a particularly significant role in all of this was Cam York, as ...
The Toronto Maple Leafs could be looking to make another move to bolster their crease with Sergei Bobrovsky emerging as a potential target, according to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman. Last week, the Leafs made a trade that sent Joseph Woll and Simon Benoit to the Philadelphia Flyers for Emil Andrae, Samuel Ersson, and a 2026 third-round…
If there’s one date on the calendar that contains a lot of Flyers franchise-altering history, it has to be June 23. Over the last 15 or so years, Philadelphia has somehow made moves on that specific date. A handful of these over the years include the drafting of Nolan Patrick (bad), and years later Matvei Michkov (good). Then there’s the trading of Jeff Carter and Mike Richards within hours of each other, with Philadelphia signing Ilya Bryzgalov hours later that fateful day. Scott Hartnel...
On June 1st in 1961, Paul Douglas Coffey was born in Toronto, Ontario. Selected 6th overall by Edmonton in the 1980 NHL Entry Draft, the slick skating blueliner spent seven seasons with the Oilers before suiting up for eight others (PIT, LAK, DET, HAR, PHI, CHI, CAR, BOS). During his 21 year career, Coffey posted five 100+ point campaigns (1984, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1990), two 40+ goal
On May 26th in 2000, New Jersey Devils defenseman Scott Stevens decimated the oft-injured Philadelphia Flyers forward Eric Lindros with an open ice hit midway through the first period of Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals. The hit represents Lindros' final on-ice moment as a member of the Flyers as he was kept from skating for six months, missed the entire 2001 season, and was ultimately
With the focus primarily on the upcoming NHL Draft and free agent frenzy next week, the Philadelphia Flyers announced their 2026-27 exhibition schedule on Monday. And it’s going to be much shorter than previous schedules, which just four games on the docket; of course happening due to the regular season being increased from 82 games to 84 contests. According to the schedule, the Flyers will play just four preseason games, and they are two home-and-home affairs with the Washington Capitals...
The NHL Draft is great for finding the cornerstones of your franchise and the future stars of your team at the very tippy top of it. Nailing down those top five picks to set your team up for many years of future success with a very good player leading it. All of that is great, but what might be even more exciting is taking advantage of other teams not really knowing just how good that smaller kid in Norway can be, or how there’s this underscouted team in the MHL and this guy you take in the si...
*Things certainly are heating up around here! A couple of teams that we’ve had on our radar as potential trade partners for the Flyers have seen some activity this weekend, as the Kraken made the move to pick up Mackie Samoskevich from the Panthers. [ ESPN ] *It’s Seattle’s Shane Wright that the Flyers have been sniffing around, we should clarify. [ BSH ] *And then the Panthers have turned around and sent out a whole bunch of picks to the Senators in exchange for Brady Tkachuk. [ TSN...
The Carolina Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup one week ago, and the trades have been flowing in ever since. The Philadelphia Flyers got things started by acquiring Joseph Woll and Simon Benoit for Emil Andrae, Sam Ersson, and a third-round pick on Tuesday. There have been a handful of trades since then, including Darren Raddysh to Toronto , but the first true blockbuster trade of the offseason went down on Sunday evening. The Ottawa Senators traded captain Brady Tkachuk to the Florida ...
The Edmonton Oilers are having an eventful offseason, with Mike Babcock likely returning to coach the team. That storyline has overshadowed Darnell Nurse, who has requested a trade after 12 seasons with the Oilers. The Philadelphia Flyers have a need on defense, but is Nurse the right fit? Here is the perfect trade offer for […] The post Flyers’ perfect offer for Oilers’ Darnell Nurse after trade request appeared first on ClutchPoints .
It’s NHL Draft season so we’re going to do the only thing there is to do (other than extensively go over the top available prospects this year ), and that’s try to peer into a crystal ball and determine who might be the right pick for the Philadelphia Flyers with the picks they currently have. As of now, the Flyers have just four draft picks this year. They traded their third-round pick away in the Joseph Woll deal, their fourth-round pick as part of the Trevor Zegras acquisition, and the...
The Toronto Maple Leafs added some more draft capital to their cupboard for the 2026 NHL Draft after acquiring the Philadelphia Flyers’ 85th overall pick in the Emil Andrae trade. Making…
In case you haven’t heard, the Carolina Hurricanes have won the Stanley Cup. That’s super cool for a number of reasons. For starters, their general manager, Eric Tulky, used to write for this very website (broadstreethockey.com), which rocks. But on top of that, a whole bunch of former Philadelphia Flyers are living their dream of being a Stanley Cup champion. Shayne Gostisbehere, Sean Walker, and, of course, head coach Rod Brind’Amour are all relishing in the glory of winning the greatest tro...