The Philadelphia Flyers are getting named a whole lot in recent trade rumors and the latest is that the Vancouver Canucks are looking over to the east coast to try and snag a winger from the Orange and Black.
While the Flyers are still trying to figure out their way around the devastating injury to Tyson Foerster and how that affects the outlook of their season, trade rumors are still taking place and it is surrounding another winger who has been given a whole lot of opportunity to produc...
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After Wednesday’s practice, head coach Craig Berube discussed the glue-guy characteristics of Scott Laughton’s personality, Nic Roy’s recent play, the power play’s ongoing struggles, and Matias Maccelli sitting out a string of games as a healthy scratch. What is your sense of how Matias Maccelli is handling sitting out games as a scratch right now? […]
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The Philadelphia Flyers will play the first of what might be a few dozen games tonight without winger Tyson Foerster, and head coach Rick Tocchet is changing things up a bit as Philadelphia gets ready for the visiting Buffalo Sabres.
#Flyers lines at morning skate Zegras-Dvorak-Konecny Michkov-Couturier-Tippett Grebenkin-Cates-Brink Deslauriers-Abols-Hathaway Grundstrom York-Sanheim Andrae-Drysdale Seeler-Zamula Juulsen-Ristolainen — Jackie Spiegel (@jackiespiegel93) December 3, 202...
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The Philadelphia Flyers might be a dark horse candidate to be fairly active around the trade market in the middle of this season as they try to keep a competitive roster on the ice while also keeping one foot committed to focusing on developing the young talent they have. Basically, they’re going to keep on trying to figure out what the team they hope will regularly compete for the playoffs, will look like.
And some of that could include trying to pry some experienced players off the rott...
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The oddsmakers are predicting a close game between the Philadelphia Flyers and Buffalo Sabres when they play on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ET, with the Flyers at -115 on the moneyline, and the Sabres at -104.
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Flyers vs. Sabres Favorite, Moneyline, Total
Favorite: Flyers (-115)
Underdog: Sabres (-104)
Total: 6
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From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
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Trevor Zegras has been exactly what the Philadelphia Flyers hoped for on the ice, which is why speculation is inevitable about when a contract extension is coming. He's leading the team in scoring and is even forcing his way into the Team USA Olympic conversation. It all feels like the perfect moment for GM Danny Briere to slam down an eight year deal and call it a day. Instead, the noise around the league is that the Flyers are more likely to slow play this, use their RFA leverage...
From NHL Trade Rumors
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*Despite the Flyers having a full off day yesterday, it certainly wasn’t a slow news day. First, the Flyers announced that Oliver Bonk has finally been cleared to return to action, and he’s been assigned to the Phantoms. [ BSH ]
*That was the good news of the day. The bad news was also the bigger news, that Tyson Foerster’s going to be sidelined for a few months with an upper body injury. [ BSH ]
*Earlier in the day, we talked about some potential options to replace him in the lineup...
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Looking for best bets for the Philadelphia Flyers versus Buffalo Sabres matchup on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ET? See below for some suggestions.
Best Flyers vs. Sabres Prop Bets
Player & Team
Odds to Score a Goal
Goals & Games Played
Tage Thompson, Sabres
+155
12 G in 26 GP
Travis Konecny, Flyers
+195
5 G in 25 GP
Trevor Zegras, Flyers
+230
9 G in 25 GP
Noah Cates, Flyers
+230
4 G in 25 GP
Joshua Norris, Sabres
+230
2 G in 2 GP...
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With news that Tyson Foerster won’t be available for quite a while, the Philadelphia Flyers called up forward Carl Grundstrom from Lehigh Valley Tuesday evening.
Transaction: We have recalled forward Carl Grundstrom from the @LVPhantoms (AHL). pic.twitter.com/kVoFMfpslj — Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) December 2, 2025
Grundstrom, who just turned 28 on Monday, has one game under his belt this season as a Flyer. He played 10:17 in a 3-2 overtime loss to Ottawa back on Nov. 6. ...
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The Philadelphia Flyers have announced that they've lost their leading goal scorer for two-to-three months. Tyson Foerster suffered an upper-body injury in the most bizarre way on Monday night. Injury Update🚨 Tyson Foerster is expected to be out 2-3 months with an “upper-body injury”. Huge loss for this team, and unfortunately he loses any possibility of representing Canada in the Olympics. #LetsGoFlyers pic.twitter.com/4dZMNDr5LP — Flyers Zone (@TheFlyersZone) December 2, 2025 Foerster was in...
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Philadelphia Flyers winger Tyson Foerster suffered an awkward-looking injury during Monday night’s game against the Pittsburgh Penguins and his injury timeline has been revealed. And, well, it’s not so good.
Announced by the team, after some minor reports started to leak about the length of Foerster’s potential absence just to make it official, the 23-year-old winger will be out for two to three months. It’s a rough timeline of between eight and 12 weeks, but that’s the information that w...
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On Monday’s edition of 32 Thoughts: The Podcast , Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman noted that one of the teams crying in their beers with the dearth of free agent talent in 2026 was the Philadelphia Flyers. But while they’re missing out on game-breaking talent, it might end up working in their favor still.
With Alex Tuch being at the top of the list for now, it’s a drop from the talent that was once available in Connor McDavid, Jack Eichel, Kyle Connor, Kirill Kaprizov, and Adrian Kempe. So,...
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While the Flyers are taking an off day after their tough loss to the Penguins in their return from their road trip last night, this, as it turns out, hasn’t meant that we’re completely without news to get us through the day. This morning, it was announced that Oliver Bonk has been medically cleared at last, and he’s been activated from Injured Reserve and assigned to the Phantoms, where he’ll begin his first season of professional hockey.
Oliver Bonk activated from Flyers injured reserve ...
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Just when it seemed like things were starting to get rolling again for the Flyers, they were struck by another setback. The Flyers took a tough loss to the Penguins on home ice last night after sweeping their back-to-back on the road over the weekend, but even more distressingly, they lost Tyson Foerster to a strange looking injury in the second period — shortly after he notched his 10th goal of the season — and he was quickly ruled out to return to the game.
As of last night’s postgame, ...
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Sidney Crosby is starting to close in on Mario Lemieux’s all-time Penguins scoring record. With two goals on Monday night against the Philadelphia Flyers, Crosby now sits just seven points behind Lemieux for the most regular season points in Penguins history and 8th most in NHL history. Crosby currently has 1,716 points, most among all […]
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Sidney Crosby made a few new marks in the NHL record books Monday night with his two-goal outing in a 5-1 road win over the Philadelphia Flyers. Crosby opened scoring in the first period, then scored the game-winner on a second period power play as boos rained down from the crowd at Wells Fargo Center. […]
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*Monday was a doozy in more ways than one, so we’ve got a lot to cover over here. We’ll kick it off with a couple bits of news. First, the Flyers placed Adam Ginning on waivers after his conditioning stint was up, and yesterday it was confirmed that he cleared, and he’ll be sticking around with the Phantoms. [ NBCSP ]
*The rumor mill is still turning, and the most recent word is that the Flyers might be looking to add some veteran support, and the Canucks could be a pool they’re particula...
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As it has been many times before, it was the Sidney Crosby show in Philadelphia on Monday night as the Penguins captain scored a pair of goals, including the eventual game winner, in a 5-1 rout of the Flyers to open the team’s three game road trip. Crosby potted the Penguins first two goals of […]
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The Flyers lost on the scoreboard and in all facets of the game on this night, yet the loss of two points was overshadowed by the possible significant loss of winger Tyson Foerster due to an injury that didn’t look good.
The basics
First period: 9:18 – Sidney Crosby (Bryan Rust, Anthony Mantha) Second period: 5:36 – Tyson Foerster (Travis Konecny, Trevor Zegras) (PPG), 8:08 – Sidney Crosby (Bryan Rust, Erik Karlsson) (PPG), 15:52 – Bryan Rust (Evgeni Malkin, Erik Karlsson) (PPG) Thir...
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Pregame Rutger McGroarty becomes the 10th different rookie to suit up for the Penguins this season. Boko Imama also makes his NHL season debut. On the backend, Connor Clifton replaces Matt Dumba. Tristan Jarry is in the net. First period Jarry has to be good from the outset, which he is and turns away a […]
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The Philadelphia Flyers just lost their leading goalscorer after he did something that he’s been doing all season long. It’s just so classic Flyers.
In the middle of the second period of the Flyers hosting the rival Pittsburgh Penguins, winger Tyson Foerster went for a powerful one-timer during a 5-on-3 power play. With all the weight behind him to try and earn his team the lead in a fairly important game, to try to wire the puck past Tristan Jarry and give the Flyers the advantage, somet...
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The Philadelphia Flyers are back home and now facing the archrival Pittsburgh Penguins. Both teams are hypercompetitive and in the playoff hunt, performing better than expected — so this might truly be the first Flyers-Penguins game that feels like a Flyers-Penguins game in quite a while.
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Pregame reading
Rick Tocchet coaches the Philadelphia Flyers. Rick Tocchet used to coach the Vancouver Canuck...
From Broad Street Hockey
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It may’ve been American Thanksgiving, but the Flyers didn’t get to be home for it: all four of their games last week were on the road, with two in Florida, one on Long Island, and one in New Jersey. They finished the week 3-1-0 against three teams with Stanley Cup aspirations and a plucky rebuilding squad, which is a successful road trip any way you slice it.
That first shutout loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning aside, the Flyers managed to win every which way. They hung tough against the re...
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It is December and the Philadelphia Flyers are right in the playoff mix. While we were maybe bracing ourselves to watch our favorite hockey team take a tumble through the first couple months of the season and then somehow keep us tuned in, it’s been a fairly enjoyable start to the campaign. But, there are some key little numbers that could mean a playoff berth or looking up draft lottery odds by March.
We all know how volatile a season can be — we’re riding high on some crazy percentage b...
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