As the next season looms — just one month until the official opening of training camp — inflection points present, big and small, for team and players alike up and down the Flyers’ organizational ladder. Some have more to be made of them than others, and one of the players set to make a less perhaps slightly less publicized pivot is Flyers defense prospect Spencer Gill.
Gill, having just wrapped up his time playing in the QMJHL this past spring, is set to graduate up to the pros and...
Now we get it back to the Flyers: Stumbling upon this tweet stirred many emotions in me. The first one, of course, was amazement. It’s weird to see a Flyers goalie on any sort of good list. I don’t think I’ve ever seen that in my life. My guarded, knee-jerk reaction was to think it’s […]
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Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Travis Sanheim was seemingly snubbed in the NHL Network Top-20 defenseman rankings. Dan Vladar was not when […]
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As soon as the Philadelphia Flyers selected center Jett Luchanko with the 13th overall pick at the 2024 NHL Draft, it was a controversial decision. Instead of going with the online consensus of defenseman Zeev Buium or Finnish center Konsta Helenius, the Flyers went with the speedy, detailed center out of Guelph. Unfortunately, it’s not looking to hot but there is a world where his stock goes back up to some previous hype levels fairly soon.
And now, he’s getting a slight demotion in our ...
With a great first impression, a strong playoff run, and a new five-year extension in his back pocket, Flyers goaltender Dan Vladar is having a good 2026. And it seems the NHL Network has given the netminder some kudos in his direction, putting him eighth in the outlet’s Top 10 goaltenders at the present time.
Vladar was praised for his consistency and stellar work, with him third in goals-against average overall (2.42) for goaltenders who played a minimum of 35 games. “It was a really im...
The Philadelphia Flyers were no strangers to the Stanley Cup Playoffs during the 2010s. They made the Stanley Cup Final to begin the decade and qualified for the playoffs six…
The internet is chock full of armchair GMs who salivate at the thought of acquiring their favorite players for their team, or trading for that one position on the team at its weakest. One mock trade we found online was for Philadelphia Flyers RHD Rasmus Ristolainen . No longer than namesake he used to be early in his career; he thrived under head coach John Tortorella, as a physical RHD with limited offensive upside. Last season, he played only 44 games, scoring 14 points (1 goal, ...
It’s been a little over a month since the Philadelphia Flyers sent in a seismic offer sheet to then RFA […]
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Every summer since 2018, around this time, The Athletic’s Dom Luszczyszyn has provided a forum for fans to evaluate the NHL’s front offices (from “How confident are you in each…
The Colorado Avalanche have had a quiet week, but several things are coming down the news pipeline around the league. […]
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It’s August. We’re in the middle of the most dead period on the hockey calendar. Sure, Nikita Grebenkin got re-signed so there is at least something related to the Philadelphia Flyers to talk about, but we’re firmly in a time where we are just sitting here and waiting and thinking about training camp starting in over a month.
So, why not think of some possible transactions?
The Flyers might not make some trades before the season starts, but there could certainly be something going on...
The Pittsburgh Penguins made a big investment in their future, signing restricted free agent forward Ville Koivunen to an eight-year deal worth $4 million per season. Koivunen, acquired in the March 7, 2024 trade with Carolina that sent Jake Guentzel to the Hurricanes, had two goals and five assists in 39 games with Pittsburgh during the 2025-26 season.
The Philadelphia Flyers have re-signed resticted free agent forward Nikita Grebenkin to a two-year contract that carries an average annua...
In his first full NHL season, Nikita Grebenkin had four goals and 14 points in 55 regular-season games with the Flyers.
Although they did complete a couple of potentially beneficial offseason acquisitions, the Philadelphia Flyers made it a priority to extend the key players already on their roster. Longtime center-turned-general-manager Daniel Briere executed that organizational approach once more on Thursday, as he re-signed restricted free agent Nikita Grebenkin to a two-year, $2.2 million contract, per TSN. […]
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Just about the whole of the hockey world has gone quiet for the month of August, it would seem, but the Flyers have resurfaced to knock out a bit of business. The team announced Thursday evening that they’ve agreed to terms with forward Nikita Grebenkin on a two-year contract extension.
OFFICIAL: We have agreed to terms with forward Nikita Grebenkin on a two-year contract worth an average annual value (AAV) of $1.1M. — Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) August 6, 2026
The deal ca...
After a good portion of the summer has gone by without a deal being signed, the Philadelphia Flyers have agreed […]
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He arrived in Philly as part of the return when they sent Scott Laughton to the Toronto Maple Leafs at the 2025 trade deadline. Now, as a restricted free agent, Nikita Grebenkin has been re-signed by the Philadelphia Flyers on a two-year, $2.2 million extension ($1.1M AAV). OFFICIAL: We have agreed to terms with forward Nikita Grebenkin on a two-year contract worth an average annual value (AAV) of $1.1M. — Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) August 6, 2026 He became an RFA this summer after the e...
This offseason has been all about Philadelphia Flyers fans wanting to see workout videos from one particular player so that he can bounce back from a disappointing sophomore season. It’s all we really care about as we’re still over a month away from training camp opening up. But what about a different young player in the Flyers organization getting his offseason workouts on video and then shared to social media?
The Flyers’ selection of 6-foot-8 defenseman Maksim Sokolovskii at 27th overa...
It’s time for the first PhHN Daily of August! On the 8/6 edition of the PhHN Daily, we talk about […]
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The Anaheim Ducks were involved in one of the biggest stories in recent hockey history. Philadelphia Flyers’ general manager (GM) Danny Briere tendered an offer sheet to centerman Leo Carlsson…
*Remember when Claude Giroux wore number 56? Before he became a legend? Good times. Anyhoo, winning shootouts was a big part of the Flyers’ relative success last season, and this upcoming season there are a few more guys besides Trevor Zegras who might be able to help. [ BSH ]
*We’re not very far from the aforementioned upcoming season — 56 days, in fact! — and there are still quite a few outstanding questions that need answering. By someone. [ Inquirer ]
*One thing that’s g...
If you were to look at the all-time shootout goal leader for the Flyers, it probably wouldn’t surprise you it’s Claude Giroux with 30. Next up is his longtime partner on the ice in Jakub Voracek with 15. Sean Couturier (14), current Flyers general manager Danny Briere (12) and Mike Richards (11) round out the top five. Giroux hasn’t played with Philadelphia since March 2022. Voracek hasn’t since the end of the 2020-21 season. Briere? Well since 2012-13 when Philadelphia used one of their compl...
The Philadelphia Flyers have not had a defenseman score 20 or more goals since Mark Howe scored 24 in the […]
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*Decided counting down to preseason is dumb. We will now be counting down to opening night, which Alexa tells me is 57 days from today. Do not fact check this. Anyhoo, BSH continues to be the best website on earth and as such have looked into how much worse (or better!) the Flyers will be based on their Wins Above Replacement. [ BSH ]
*Last year on opening night, Alex Bump and Denver Barkey were not on the roster. This year, they plan for that to be different. [ NBC Sports Philly ]
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From a prospect just getting started in his collegiate career to another wrapping up his for good, we move on to dig into the season and trajectory of Cole Knuble, who’s at quite the interesting inflection point in his career, staring down a full-time debut into the American Hockey League this fall.
No. 19: Cole Knuble
2025-26 Primary League/Team: Univ. of Notre Dame (NCAA) 2025-26 Statistics: 9 G, 22 A in 36 GP Age as of 9/15/2026: 22 (7/1/2004) Acquired Via: 2023 NHL Draft – Roun...