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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...

Flyers prospect Jack Nesbitt scores twice in Michigan victory

Jack Nesbitt found the back of the net twice in Michigan’s 10-1 blowout victory over Alaska Anchorage on Friday night. The Flyers’ 12th overall pick in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft had a relatively quiet opening weekend, so it was nice to see the 6-foot-5 center get on the scoresheet. Much has been said about the Flyers’ draft philosophy and the decision to trade up and select Nesbitt where they did, but the important thing now is that he proves them right. The Flyers have a real need down th...

Senators dealt brutal William Eklund injury update

The Ottawa Senators used some of the draft capital acquired in the Brady Tkachuk trade to add forward William Eklund from the San Jose Sharks — but the Swede will be out of action long-term after suffering an ankle injury Thursday night. The 23-year-old fell awkwardly into the boards after being hit by Philadelphia Flyers […] The post Senators dealt brutal William Eklund injury update appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Flyers Prospect Report: Gaucher delivers, Murtagh gets rolling

Another week, another round of prospect happenings to recap. The schedules are finally starting to pick up, and that leaves us with, as they say, a whole lot to unpack. Let’s get into it. The News of the Week We’ll kick this off by getting the bad news out of the way: after a decent start to his season with London, Maksim Sokolovskii is going to be sidelined for the foreseeable future. Officially, he’s week-to-week with a lower-body injury, but hopefully he’s able to get back to acti...

3 reasons Owen Tippett could finally break out for the Flyers

As they are in the early stages of a new season, there’s a bit more hope for the Philadelphia Flyers this year than at any point in the last decade. Unless you count the pandemic-era playoffs which had them win a playoff round. Other than that, the Flyers entered the season with high hopes. And while expectations for Tyson Foerster, Porter Martone, Matvei Michkov and Trevor Zegras were high less than a week ago, only Michkov and Foerster have registered a goal of the foursome five games in. As...

Rick Tocchet Says Flyers Competed in Ottawa, Even Though it “Still Sucks to Lose”

The Flyers remain winless after a 2-1 loss in Ottawa. They’re 0-3-2 and last place in the Metro. “The compete was there,” said head coach Rick Tocchet after the game. “Guys really worked hard. Obviously had penalty trouble, one that cost us there at the end. But we have the 5 on 3 and we […] The post Rick Tocchet Says Flyers Competed in Ottawa, Even Though it “Still Sucks to Lose” appeared first on Crossing Broad .

The Flyers finally have something to build on after their brutal start

The Philadelphia Flyers put up their best effort of the young season on Thursday night in Ottawa, but it still wasn’t enough as they fell 2-1 in the Senators’ home opener. While saying it was their best effort may not mean much given how poorly the first four games went, the Flyers were legitimately the better team at 5-on-5 for large portions of the loss. They killed off four penalties in the first period, controlled play in the second, but couldn’t get the forecheck going until late in ...

Friday Morning Fly By: Still winless

*The Flyers made some pretty major changes heading into last night’s game against the Senators, and they were… they were really something. [ BSH ] *And, if we’re being honest, we’re getting a little weary of all of this lineup juggling. [ BSH ] *Notably, too, it saw Trevor Zegras moved over to the wing, and we’d been kind of wondering how long it would be before they pulled the trigger on that move. [ BSH ] *Anyway, all of those changes did bring a bit more spark for the Flyers ...

David Jiricek showed more of what he could be for the Flyers

As we are quickly learning during the first five games of the 2026-27 Philadelphia Flyers, it was never going to be perfect. Whether we want to attribute that little notion to the team now owning a 0-3-2 record to start their season or some players not playing up to the same level we just saw them play last year, it’s all the same. But more specifically, we knew it was going to be an interesting journey with David Jiricek. The 22-year-old defender just played a game against the Senators i...