After a three-day break, the Philadelphia Flyers got back into action Sunday at Xfinity Mobile Arena with a matinee tilt against the NHL’s unquestioned juggernaut — the Colorado Avalanche. But despite being completely outmatched on paper, the Flyers put up an admirable fight. They ended up falling by a score of 3-2, but their gutsy effort gave them something to hang their hat on.
The Basics
First period: 2:09 — Sean Couturier (Noah Juulsen, Owen Tippett), 8:28 — Brent Burns (Martin ...
The Philadelphia Flyers are down a couple of their most important players just in time to welcome in a team who is on top of the world and is on pace to barely lose any games in regulation this season. The Colorado Avalanche have been almost perfect this season — the pessimists will be wanting the Flyers to just not get embarrassed, and the optimists will look for some weird shutdown game where the Avalanche appear mortal.
Puck drop: 1:00 p.m. How to watch/listen: 📺: NBCSP 📻: 97.5 The Fa...
Sean Couturier has played all but approximately five periods of hockey this far. He took a shot off his upper body early in a game against the Predators on Oct. 30 and missed the next game against Toronto on Nov. 1. He’s been quite good so far in his various roles, with four goals and 12 assists thus far in 25 games. And, as it has been well established, Couturier and Flyers coach Rick Tocchet are far more on the same page than Couturier and former coach John Tortorella was in the nearly three...
It’s December now which means one massive thing in the hockey calendar: It’s the season for the World Juniors and we get to ignore a whole lot of our families and watch teenagers play hockey instead of singing carols, or something.
The Philadelphia Flyers should be fairly well-represented and could even have the more prospects than any other NHL team up there in Minnesota, but that would take us looking at 31 other prospect pools and that’s annoying. It’s a mix of depth players on very go...
Philadelphia Flyers winger Owen Tippett has become something of a regular in trade rumors, and his recent run of strong play certainly hasn’t quelled the buzz.
On the contrary, he’s become hot enough a name in the rumor mill that the Flyers are apparently attempting to throw cold water on any possibility of an imminent move.
On the latest episode of 32 Thoughts: The Podcast , NHL insider Elliotte Friedman revealed that Tippett’s name has been floating in trade chatter and inferred th...
*The Flyers’ win over the Sabres on Wednesday was a big one, and we’re not quite done reliving it just yet. Charlie dives deep on the game herein. [ PHLY ]
*It was, if nothing else, another resilient effort, and a good indication that
*The one big negative of the game, though, was the loss of Cam York with an injury. Immediately we went a bit panic mode around here and fell down the rabbit hole of who might replace him if he’s set to miss time. [ BSH ]
*It looks like the Flyers ...
Flyers head coach Rick Tocchet said after Thursday’s morning practice that he’s been impressed with winger Matvei Michkov’s play the last few weeks. Part of that might be due to the forward shaking off some of the rust that an ankle injury and subpar training regimen resulted in. And part of it might be due to Tocchet and the coaching staff easing up on the gas pedal when it comes to providing Michkov with information and lessons during games.
When asked about how Michkov and he have comm...
The Flyers have recently been hit with a streak of injuries and it has us thinking: Who are the players that would be the most detrimental to this team’s potential playoff berth if they were to miss a substantial amount of time?
We are 26 games into the season, and the Flyers are still sticking around regarding playoff positioning. They are now the third seed in the Metropolitan Division. There’s 56 tilts left, and a lot of time for the Flyers to remain as consistent as they’ve been so fa...
The Philadelphia Flyers were close to really being bit hard by the injury bug but have escaped potential torment.
Defenseman Cam York left Wednesday night’s game against the Buffalo Sabres early with an upper-body injury and the worst-case scenarios flooded the mind of just about every single Flyers fan. Just a day after it was announced that winger Tyson Foerster is out for at least two months and could possibly not even return until March next year, another key young player to this team...
The Philadelphia Flyers were dealt a heavy blow the moment it was confirmed that top-end two-way winger Tyson Foerster is going to miss at least the next two months and could possibly not be back on the ice until after the Olympic break in February. But, in the first game since the 23-year-old winger’s freak injury, there were some signs that the Flyers could live with his temporary replacement in the top nine.
It was almost automatic. The rugged and young Russian winger Nikita Grebenkin,...
The Flyers seemed to suffer another blow in the injury department last night in their win over the Sabres, as they lost Cam York to what was clarified post-game as an upper body injury in the second period. York got hit up high towards the middle of the frame and stayed in the game long enough to get involved in the scrum which ensued after Trevor Zegras got pasted into the board by Rasmus Dahlin with about three minutes to go, but this would be his final shift.
The Flyers weren’t able to...
*We’ll kick this thing off with a little bit of trade talk. As we mentioned earlier in the week, the rumor mill is turning and the word on the street is that the Flyers might be looking to pull from the Canucks to add a bit of veteran support to their lineup. This we knew already, but who might they have their eyes on? [ BSH ]
*Another word on the street is that the Canucks, on their side, may be interested in one Owen Tippett. [ BSH ]
*It looks like the Flyers are going to be withou...
After losing the game and one of their most important players against the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Philadelphia Flyers were able to bounce back in a big way. Goals from five different players and strong special teams play resulted in a 5-2 win over the Buffalo Sabres.
The basics
First period: 4:08 – Jason Zucker (Josh Doan, Josh Norris) (PPG), 8:26 – Travis Konecny (Matvei Michkov, Travis Sanheim) (PPG), 9:04 – Trevor Zegras (Travis Sanheim, Travis Konecny), 9:25 – Bobby Brink (Noah...
Just a day after learning that Tyson Foerster will be out for at least two months following a non-contact injury he suffered against the Penguins, the Flyers may have suffered another blow.
Cam York did not return for the third period of the Flyers’ game against the Sabres, exiting after jumping into a scrum following a dangerous hit from behind by Rasmus Dahlin on Flyers star Trevor Zegras.
Rasmus Dahlin LAYS OUT Trevor Zegras, and Cam York, Travis Konecny, and Travis...
The Flyers are back in action tonight, settling in to their home stand in progress, and looking to rebound in a big way after their tough loss to the Penguins on Monday night. It won’t be an easy task for them, as a reasonably productive Sabres team will be coming to town looking to extend their winning streak to three games, but we’ll see how they do in their next test of their often-touted resilience.
Puck drop: 7:30 p.m. How to watch/listen: 📺: TNT 📻: 97.5 The Fanatic
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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...
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...
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...
*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...
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. ...
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...
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,...
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 ...
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, ...
*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...