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Hurricanes @ Flyers: Preview and Game Thread

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 […]

Report: Flyers recall Oliver Bonk from Phantoms amid historic losing skid

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...

Danny Briere’s next move is going to tell us everything about the 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...

Recap: Bruins spread scoring around, beat Flyers 5-1

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 […]

Tocchet: Flyers ‘got to stick together’ to get out of the muck

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...

Takeaways: Flyers losing skid extends to 6 in rout to Bruins

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...

Travis Konecny, Cam York headline brutal Flyers injury update

Things have gone from bad to worse for the Philadelphia Flyers. After a 0-3-2 start, the team announced a handful of injury updates prior to Saturday afternoon’s game against the Boston Bruins. Injury updates: • Travis Konecny (lower-body) and Cam York (upper-body) are day-to-day. • Rasmus Ristolainen has been placed on IR (upper-body) retroactive to Oct. 3. • Helge Grans has been activated from Injured, Non-Roster. • Nikita Grebenkin underwent successful back… pic.twitter.com/uSY4...

Public Skate: Bruins vs. Flyers

The Bruins are back in action on home ice today for their first matinée game of the season. They’ll play host to a struggling Philadelphia Flyers team that is still looking for its first win of the new campaign. Given the early start time, you get the ever-popular PUBLIC PREVIEW! What to know Given the […]

Flyers @ Bruins: How to watch, lineups, and gamethread

The Philadelphia Flyers are going to try again. Still winless through their first five games, they’re continuing their road trip up to visit the Boston Bruins with hope that maybe the home team slips a little and allows the Flyers to play their game. The rough season-opening schedule continues. Puck drop:  1:00 p.m. How to watch/listen: 📺: NBCSP 📻: 97.5 The Fanatic Pregame reading The Flyers were so much better in Ottawa on Thursday it’s not even funny. Four games we...