Rolling Thunder: Hurricanes Sweep Back-to-Back Road Set with Win Over Flyers
In a shocking turn of events, the Carolina Hurricanes and Philadelphia Flyers did NOT go to overtime Sunday night as…they […]
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In a shocking turn of events, the Carolina Hurricanes and Philadelphia Flyers did NOT go to overtime Sunday night as…they […]
The Carolina Hurricanes improved their record to 5-1-1 with a 4-1 win over the Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday night at Xfinity Mobile Arena. That gave the Canes their fifth win in a row and propelled them to the best record in the NHL, (as of this publication). The Hurricanes outshot their opponents in every period […]
Philadelphia sports fans can't be thrilled with the Carolina Hurricanes amid what has been a bad stretch for the city.
The Philadelphia Flyers set a franchise low Sunday night, losing their seventh straight game to start the season. Carolina defeated the Flyers 4-1, extending the misery for at least another two days. The basics First period: No scoring Second period: 10:16 – Andrei Svechnikov (Sean Walker), 13:45 – Shayne Gostisbehere (Sebastian Aho, William Carrier), 15:26 – Christian Dvorak (Nick Seeler, Denver Barkey), 16:54 – Sebastian Aho (William Carrier, Andrei Svechnikov) Third period: 15:09 ...
The Travis Konecny injured reserve move leaves Philadelphia without its leading scorer for Sunday's rematch with Carolina at Xfinity Mobile Arena.
It’s a quick turnaround here, and after quite a disappointing loss on the road in Boston yesterday afternoon (their sixth of the season, for those keeping track at home), the Flyers are right back at it again tonight, looking to get things moving in the right direction as the reigning Stanley Cup champs in the Hurricanes come to town. The task in front of them isn’t getting any easier, but they have a bit of reinforcement on the way, and what’s more, something has to break for them eventually,...
For the Philadelphia Flyers, things currently look as bleak as the eight-goalie season under Dave Hakstol. Or the end of the John Tortorella era. Or Peter Laviolette’s coda. The 1-6-1 start before Ken Hitchcock was canned also wasn’t pleasant. However, with Flyers general manager Danny Briere not quite sharpening the knives in terms of the coaching staff or head coach Rick Tocchet, it’s on the group of players on the roster now (or perhaps in the pipeline) to navigate through these extremely h...
The Philadelphia Flyers find themselves at an early-season crossroads. Following a difficult stretch of road games to start October, Rick Tocchet’s group needs to translate flashes of talent into consistent…
The placement on IR is retroactive to Oct. 8, with Philadelphia calling up Oliver Bonk in the process.
The injury bug for the Philadelphia Flyers keeps getting worse. Per the team, they have placed winger Travis Konecny on […] The post Flyers Place Star Winger on IR, Recall Promising Young Defenseman appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
The Calgary Flames are making history to start the 2026-27 season, but probably not the type of history they wanted to be making. Through five games, the Flames are the only National Hockey League club yet to register a standings points. Along with Los Angeles and Philadelphia, they’re one of three teams that have yet…
The Carolina Hurricanes bring their 4-1-1 record, which puts them in first place in the Metropolitan Division, to Philadelphia, (0-4-2) where the Flyers have yet to win a game this season. They are currently last in the division. It is funny how quickly things can change in the NHL. Last season, coach Rick Tocchet was […]
The Philadelphia Flyers may not be winning hockey games, but they’re at least giving one of their top young prospects an opportunity to get his feet wet in the NHL. The Flyers recalled defenseman Oliver Bonk from the Lehigh Valley Phantoms Sunday afternoon, according to multiple reports. Bonk, who the Flyers selected with the No. 22 overall pick of the 2023 NHL Entry Draft, is expected to make his season debut against the Carolina Hurricanes Sunday evening at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Bo...
The Boston Bruins are going out west. The Bruins closed their three-game homestand with a thumping over the Philadelphia Flyers […] The post Daily Bean: Bruins Win; P-Bruins Goalie Goal; Shesterkin Out for Season appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
The Philadelphia Flyers (0-4-2) are still looking for their first win this season as they take on the Carolina Hurricanes […] The post Flyers Game 7: Lines, Notes, & How to Watch vs. Hurricanes appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
The Flyers are adding some youth to the blue line as the injury bug continues to take its toll and […]
Igor Sheskertin is done for the season. Cutter Gauthier leave in the first period. Macklin Celebrini returns, and Connor Bedard skating in a no-contact jersey.
The New Jersey Devils are back in the win column. It’s a start. Sure, it came against one of the […]
Sunday hockey, baby! The Carolina Hurricanes will complete the second half of their weekend road back-to-back, facing the Philadelphia Flyers […]
As owners of a 0-4-2 record to start their season, the Philadelphia Flyers are feeling the pressure to do something. This has been a disaster. There is no way around it or a way to try and sugarcoat what has happened so far. It’s not even their record but it’s the fact that aside from Thursday’s 2-1 loss against the Ottawa Senators, this Flyers team has been playing hockey like all four of their limbs are numb and they just woke up from an unexpected mid-day nap, dried drool on their mouth and...
The Boston Bruins got by without their top defenseman. The Bruins (4-2-0) soundly beat the Philadelphia Flyers (0-4-2) on Saturday […] The post Bruins Postgame: Life Without McAvoy Wasn’t So Bad appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
The Bruins got points from 11 different skaters on Saturday afternoon, extending Philly’s season-opening misery with a 5-1 win at TD Garden. Fraser Minten led the way for the B’s, with the youngster recording a goal and two assists. Casey Mittelstadt, Pavel Zacha, Marat Khusnutdinov, and Mason Lohrei recorded the other Bruin goals. Jeremy Swayman […]
The Philadelphia Flyers have played 6 games this season and are still searching for what seems to be that elusive […] The post ‘It’s Got To Stop’: Flyers Frustration Shows After Another Rough Loss appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
The Philadelphia Flyers played another hockey game — if you could call it that — on Saturday afternoon. After an encouraging effort on Thursday night in Ottawa, the Orange and Black reverted back to their listless efforts in a 5-1 loss to the Bruins in a Boston matinee. The Flyers got some bad news before the game with injuries keeping Travis Konecny and Cam York out of the lineup this weekend , while Rasmus Ristolainen was placed on injured reserve. But those injuries are no excuse for h...
Albeit in a losing effort, the Philadelphia Flyers looked like a competent NHL team for the first time this season in their Thursday tilt against the Ottawa Senators. Against the Boston Bruins Saturday afternoon, though, they reverted back to looking disjointed and downright unwatchable. Without some of their key contributors, the Flyers suffered a 5-1 loss at TD Garden, extending their season-opening losing streak to six games. This marks just the second time in franchise history th...