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Flyers Summer Mailbag: The Next Big Swing; New Enforcer; Robert Thomas Still on the Table?
We opened our Philly Hockey Now Flyers Summer Mailbag 2.0 a little over a week ago and began fielding some […] The post Flyers Summer Mailbag: The Next Big Swing; New Enforcer; Robert Thomas Still on the Table? appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
16 Flyers who graduated from our Top 25 Under 25 list
It’s that time of the offseason. The Philadelphia Flyers’ roster is fairly set, barring some wild blockbuster Danny Briere has in his back pocket while everyone else is at the cottage, we have started our annual Top 25 Under 25 series . The ballots are still being combed through and counted and we’re still doing some behind-the-scenes work, so let’s take today to reflect on what players are no longer eligible to be on the list, for various reasons. Trevor Zegras aged out Startin...
Trevor Zegras explains why this contract negotiation was completely different
Trevor Zegras became an instant fan favorite in his first season with the Philadelphia Flyers. The Long Island native returned to the East Coast and brought the sunshine of Anaheim with him. He put up 41 points in as many games to start last season, hanging up the phone on his former team to cap off the first half. Things were hit and miss from there, with Zegras and the Flyers getting hot again in March and April to make the playoffs, a first for the forward and a first for Philadel...
Way-Too-Early Rankings for the Top 10 2027 Stanley Cup Contenders
The Carolina Hurricanes have lifted the 2026 Stanley Cup. The Toronto Maple Leafs (and Justin Bieber) have selected Gavin McKenna No. 1 overall in the 2026 NHL draft. The Ducks have matched the Flyers' gutsy offer sheet for Leo Carlsson, making him the highest-paid player in the league.
Wednesday Morning Fly By: Let’s get ranking
*It’s the most wonderful time of the year, everyone! That’s right, it’s BSH 25 Under 25 time. That wondrous time when we evaluate and rank every player in the organization under the age of 25. Everyone loves a ranking. [ BSH ] *This time around we are trying something a little bit different, by popular demand: you, dear reader, will get to participate in the ranking. So be sure to get yours in and let us know what you think of these youths! [ BSH ] *The latest guy to receive his cont...
Could Dylan Larkin be back on the Flyers’ radar after Detroit’s GM shakeup?
The Philadelphia Flyers’ seemingly never-ending search for a first-line center continues with Leo Carlsson enjoying his $90 million contract in Anaheim. It was a big swing by Danny Briere to try to get another Duck to fly the coop, but it was a short-lived six days of picturing Carlsson in a different shade of orange. The jury is still out on whether Trevor Zegras can be a first-line center , or a center at all, after a successful season in a hybrid role. He, of course, just signed a four...
Trevor Zegras Cut His Hair, and No Longer Looks Like Jeff Spicoli
Trevor Zegras has a new contract worth $9.1 million AAV and a new haircut: Looks good, but the problem is that we can’t do Jeff Spicoli jokes if he has short hair. We can’t riff on the relaxed surfer nature of the Philadelphia Flyers’ highest-paid player. Which, by the way, doesn’t even make sense, because […] The post Trevor Zegras Cut His Hair, and No Longer Looks Like Jeff Spicoli appeared first on Crossing Broad .
Flyers 2026-27 Schedule Breakdown
The 2026-27 season should start with a bang for the Philadelphia Flyers. Five months and one day after beating the Pittsburgh Penguins 1-0 in overtime to clinch their first-round series…
Submit your own Top 25 Under 25 ballot!
It’s the best time of the hockey offseason. It’s the Broad Street Hockey Top 25 Under 25 ranking. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be unveiling our own ranking of the top 25 Philadelphia Flyers players who are under 25 years old. While normally it has been just getting several writers of this website to submit their own rankings and then we come up with a consensus, we want to bring in you, our lovely readers. By clicking the button down below, you can rank all the young Flyers players in o...
Flyers GM Looking To Add 'Big-Time Player' For Power Play
The Philadelphia Flyers were stymied in their attempt to land top young center Leo Carlsson after the massive $18M AAV offer sheet they signed him to was matched by the Anaheim Ducks. But that, apparently, does not mean that GM Danny Briere is done trying to make a splashy move. In fact, he told the media recently that he'd still like to land a "big-time player" to bolster the power play: Daniel Briere on potentially adding a big-name player to improve the Philadelphia Flyers' power play...
Philadelphia Flyers Offseason Recap
In this series, Heavy Sports is looking at what every NHL team has done over the offseason. Next up is the Philadelphia Flyers. Philadelphia had a solid season last year as they returned to the postseason after posting a 43-27-10 record during regular season play. This broke a five year playoff drought, dating back to […] The post Philadelphia Flyers Offseason Recap appeared first on HEAVY .
5 Flyers with the least to prove heading into next season
A few days ago, we looked at the five Philadelphia Flyers who might be in the eye of the hurricane , or in the glare of the spotlight from the opening faceoff on Sept. 30 onwards. That’s not to say that only those five players need to prove themselves early and often, but with new contracts signed and extensions for some in the offing, they’re naturally going to get more eyeballs placed on them. However, on the other side of the pressure coin, there are a handful of players who don’t need care...
Introducing the Philadelphia Flyers Summer 2026 Top 25 Under 25
The offseason might be well and truly into full swing, but we’re still working hard to find enough to keep us occupied, lest the doldrums set in. With the season getting going a little earlier this year, we’re diving into the summer edition of our favorite series a little early, in turn. That’s right, it’s Top 25 Under 25 time! The 25 Under 25 is our check-in on the young talent within the Flyers’ organization, taking a look at guys from the NHL to juniors to overseas and elsewhere. Every...
PhHN Daily: Flyers Extensions; McDavid Rumors; New Trade Board
Welcome to the 7/21 edition of the PhHN Daily. Today, we’re talking about the latest Philadelphia Flyers extensions. We also […] The post PhHN Daily: Flyers Extensions; McDavid Rumors; New Trade Board appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
Tuesday Morning Fly By: The crickets are chirping
*Y’all… nothing is happening. With Zegras and Drysdale locked up, we fear that Silent Season is upon us all. So prepare yourself for the next few weeks of writers trying to fill their pages with speculation and rumors and what-ifs and maybes. Like this rumor, about Connor McDavid wanting to come to play for your Philadelphia Flyers. [ Oilers Nation ] *And now, for a little speculation, we considered what Danny Briere might be able to do with the Boston Bruins as a trade partner. [ BSH ] ...
Jamie Drysdale reveals why he wanted to stay with the Flyers long term
Although they still have some business to attend to with the contracts of Hunter McDonald and Nikita Grebenkin, the last piece of negotiation for the Philadelphia Flyers this summer was with defenseman Jamie Drysdale. On Friday evening the 24-year-old blueliner inked a four-year, $26 million extension ($6.5 million average annual value), days after forward Trevor Zegras was locked up for the same amount of years but with another $10.5 million in his pocket more than Drysdale. And on Monday aft...
‘This is the place I want to play as long as I can:’ Jamie Drysdale on new deal with Flyers
On Friday, Drysdale signed a four-year contract to remain with the Flyers that will carry a salary cap hit of $6.5 million.
The Hockey News Big Show: Should Larkin Remain Red Wings Captain If He Stays For Next Season?
Drew Shore, Michael Traikos and Michael Augello discuss Bedard's latest contract, the Flyers' recent signings and outlook for 2026-27, rising and falling NHL coaches and more
2 trades the Flyers can make with the Bruins before next season
There has been so much talk about the Philadelphia Flyers’ next move. After the Anaheim Ducks matched the Leo Carlsson offer sheet, now the Flyers are in some weird limbo where they absolutely went for it and wanted to get their No. 1 center by giving him $90 million, but coming up short. Now, their offseason has been more about slight improvement in key positions and getting some key players signed to contracts. But, what can the Flyers do now? Are we going to see anything before the end...
Speculation Linking Oilers’ McDavid to Flyers is Ridiculous
Both the Edmonton Oilers and Philadelphia Flyers are going to be trying to contend this season, and they have both been aggressive this offseason in hopes of pushing for a…
The 5 Flyers who have the most pressure on them heading into next season
There’s still about 10 weeks to go before the Flyers regular season begins Sept. 30 at home against Pittsburgh. Lots of things could happen between now and then. But if they don’t, and Philadelphia enters the season with essentially the lineup they have in mid-July, then there will be a few players who have a bit more to prove this year. Whether it’s a contract extension that has seen their value increase to the club, players who had somewhat disappointing seasons, or those who are starting fr...
Lightning Morning News: The big names without contracts
Today was supposed to be the day that arbitration hearings started, but the two players that were scheduled were among the handful of players that settled on new contracts with their teams over the last week. Cole Perfetti signed a five-year deal with Winnipeg that carries a $6 million AAV. Jamie Drysdale also came to an agreement with Philadelphia on a four-year contract worth $6.5 million per season. He wasn’t the only Flyer to cut a deal as Trevor Zegras also signed for four seasons , but h...
Monday Morning Fly By: All wrapped up
*We’re pretty well settled into the offseason by now, but the Flyers are still chipping away at their remaining bits of business. They ticked another box before we hit the weekend, beating the clock on arbitration and getting Jamie Drysdale signed to a four-year extension. [ BSH ] *It’s an important piece to have gotten done, and all in all, it’s a tidy bit of business. [ PHLY ] *Elsewhere in the hockey world, another big contract was signed on Friday, as the Blackhawks got ...
Trevor Zegras has shown he can be the Flyers’ first-line center
The Philadelphia Flyers made Trevor Zegras the highest-paid player in franchise history, at least in terms of average annual value, with the four-year, $36.5 million contract extension announced on Wednesday night. Zegras played on the final year of a three-year, $17.25 million contract in his first season in Philadelphia, putting up career highs in goals (26) and points (67) while also getting six points (two goals, four assists) in the first 10 playoff games of his career. The swin...
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