Any time a big trade happens in the NHL, we, the sentient blog Broad Street Hockey, immediately ask one thing: how does this affect the Philadelphia Flyers? That’s especially the case when that trade occurs in the Metropolitan Division
The New Jersey Devils ended up as the winners of the Connor Hellebuyck sweepstakes, landing the netminder from the Winnipeg Jets on Friday. In return, the Devils sent out Dawson Mercer, Alexander Command, Nick Bjugstad, Nico Daws, a second-round pick, and a...
The Anaheim Ducks and Philadelphia Flyers meet Saturday at Xfinity Mobile Arena in a matchup between two teams trying to shake off recent trouble.
Trade rumors continue to swirl around Travis Konecny despite the Philadelphia Flyers' recent improvement, while the Columbus Blue Jackets' early-season struggles could resurrect some of the trade speculation that dogged them during the off-season.
The Philadelphia Flyers may be receiving some reinforcements ahead of Saturday afternoon’s battle against the Anaheim Ducks.
The injury list has gotten long in Philadelphia, with forwards Travis Konecny and Owen Tippett on the shelf, and defensemen Rasmus Ristolainen and Cam York missing from the blue line. However, a few players may be on the mend.
Flyers head coach Rick Tocchet told the media on Friday afternoon that Ristolainen would be a possibility to return on Saturday, while h...
Heading into Thursday’s slate of games, the Philadelphia Flyers find themselves needing to leapfrog over six teams to land the second wildcard spot. They still have 72 games left, and there’s plenty of time to right the ship. The fly in the ointment is that a handful of those clubs have three games in hand on the Flyers, with Columbus having four games in hand and just three points back. No other National Hockey League team has played more games. And at 3-6-3, they still have a lot of work to ...
*Folks! The Flyers won another game! They might never lose again! [ Inquirer ]
*It was a nice little team win, but it was a particularly huge showing for both Cole Knuble and Dan Vladar. [ PHLY ]
*And it’s been a lot of fun to see the youth movement coming up big for the Flyers of late. [ BSH ]
*The Flyers look like they also have a couple of good lines taking shape, and that’s a real positive to build up from. [ BSH ]
*In other news, Garrett Wilson is on waivers, which mak...
The Philadelphia Flyers are making their way out of the 0-6-3 hole they dug themselves into, thanks to a few consistent combinations in recent games.
For the first few weeks of the season, Rick Tocchet had his lines fully in the blender . The only constant was a struggling fourth line, with the more skilled forwards having a hard time finding chemistry.
Injuries certainly didn’t help that, and still haven’t, as the Flyers have 13 different forward lines with at least 10 minutes toget...
With the Philadelphia Flyers reportedly considering a Travis Konecny trade, the Minnesota Wild could pursue a player who could make their offense deeper, nastier, and much harder to defend. This isn’t about chasing a recognizable name. It’s about adding a proven difference-maker whose game fits what...
Cole Knuble scored his first two NHL goals in the Philadelphia Flyers' 3-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday, doing it in just his second career game.
Sometimes there is no easing into the AHL season. For the Philadelphia Flyers and the Lehigh Valley Phantoms – their AHL affiliate 75 minutes to the north – it’s been a hectic few weeks.
Garrett Wilson and Zach Dean have both played a couple of games for the Flyers and Blues, respectively.
The Philadelphia Flyers have placed forward Garrett Wilson on waivers and it could mean someone is coming back from injury.
There was nothing else included in the team’s announcement. Just that Wilson is heading to the waiver wire and we have to assume it’s to reassign him down to the AHL’s Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
Transaction: We have placed forward Garrett Wilson on waivers. — Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) October 22, 2026
Wilson, 35, has been hanging around purely...
The Philadelphia Flyers are reportedly interested in Matty Beniers from the Seattle Kraken. Is he really the long-term solution at the top of the lineup, though?
The future of the Philadelphia Flyers has been on full display. We have already seen what players like Matvei Michkov […]
After starting the season with one of the worst stretches of hockey ever seen by humankind, the Philadelphia Flyers have started to turn it on.
Despite trudging through a nine-game losing streak to begin the year that seemed like it would never end, the Flyers have somehow managed to right the ship, with their recent 3-1 win over the electric Buffalo Sabres extending their win streak to three games, despite missing veteran names like Cam York, Rasmus Ristolainen, Tyson Foerster, Tra...
The Philadelphia Flyers have begun to turn their 2026-27 season around, following nine consecutive losses with three straight victories, the latest a 3-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres at KeyBank Center on Wednesday night. Rookie Cole Knuble was the hero in Western New York, scoring his first two career goals in just his second NHL […]
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What a difference a week makes. Ten days ago, I wrote how the Flyers were worse than we all think. They had just lost their seventh game in a row (and would lose two more after the post was published) and looked abysmal on the ice. There was nothing to be excited about watching them […]
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Ho hum, just another Flyers win. Three in a row. They dispatched the Sabres 3-1 on Wednesday night with a couple of greasy goals from Cole Knuble, playing in just his second NHL game: How can you not love it? That first goal he carries the puck into the offensive zone, tries to fend off […]
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Coming into Wednesday night’s nationally televised showdown with the Philadelphia Flyers, it felt like the Buffalo Sabres had real momentum. Earning points in four straight games, albeit two of them…
Hall of Fame sportswriter Ray Didinger always had his fingers on the pulse of the Philadelphia sports scene, the good and the bad. Right now, it’s bad with the sagging Eagles and Flyers, and the sad way the Phillies went out. But Didinger has provided some shine with his new book, “Look What the Kid […]
*The Philadelphia Flyers have won three games in a row. It’s an achievement that felt impossible just a week ago as they were wrapping up their nine-game losing streak to open up their season. Thanks to a bunch of players getting injured and then their replacements being actually more impactful and everyone chipping in, the Flyers have strung together these wins. The latest happened to be driven by Cole Knuble scoring his first two goals of his career and Dan Vladar playing like prime Hasek. A...
“Not a lot of brain cells,” said Flyers forward Trevor Zegras following Monday’s win vs. the Colorado Avalanche, about the […]
BUFFALO – Forget that the Philadelphia Flyers entered the night on a two-game win streak and advanced to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs last season.
Having started the season a stunning 0-6-3 before finally notching a win in their 10th try, they’ve endured a brutal three-week stretch.
Prior to Wednesday’s 3-1 win over the Sabres in KeyBank Center, the Flyers were 0-4-1 on the road.
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BUFFALO – Forget that the Philadelphia Flyers entered the night on a two-game win streak and advanced to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs last season.
Having started the season a stunning 0-6-3 before finally notching a win in their 10th try, they’ve endured a brutal three-week stretch.
Prior to Wednesday’s 3-1 win over the Sabres in KeyBank Center, the Flyers were 0-4-1 on the road.
At home before a capacity crowd of ... Read the full article
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BUFFALO – Following a freak collision with Maple Leafs defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson in overtime last Thursday, Sabres center Josh Norris said he did not want to leave the game.
But Norris, 27, had no choice. So as his teammates finished off their come-from-behind 5-4 victory in Toronto, he was in concussion protocol.
“It was just a small thing,” Norris told the Times Herald prior to Wednesday’s 3-1 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers in KeyBank Center. ... Read the full article
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