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The Philadelphia Flyers have officially signed forward Trevor Zegras to an extension. Zegras, a pending RFA, agreed to a 4-year […] The post Flyers Ink Trevor Zegras to New Contract Extension appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
Some Philadelphia Flyers prospects still have to figure out where they will be playing next season as they all have fairly crucial years for their development, but at least one recently drafted goaltender now has that question answered. Martin Psohlavec is one of the more intriguing new prospects in the Flyers system and now he is making the jump from playing in his home country of Czechia all the way to Western Canada. He has agreed to a deal with the WHL’s Saskatoon Blades to play for t...
The Philadelphia Flyers may have missed out on the biggest upgrade they could have in Leo Carlsson, but there is still some room for improvement — maybe just ever so slightly. And you can find that still in the free agent market. The pool of free agents this summer was dire to start out with, but now as we are deep in the middle of July and have not had any actual notable free agent sign with a team since Claude Giroux broke our hearts and went back to Ottawa, there remains an interesting...
PHILADELPHIA — September hockey that matters? Welcome to the new world order of an 84-game regular season schedule. The Flyers […]
The Anaheim Ducks made a major statement this past Thursday. It came with the decision to match the Leo Carlsson offer sheet from the Philadelphia Flyers. The new deal for Carlsson is set to be for five years at a record-breaking $18 million a year. It shows what new-age NHL contracts will look like and […] The post Anaheim Ducks Took a Gamble on Leo Carlsson’s Contract appeared first on The Lead .
The date and opponent for the Philadelphia Flyers is set. Starting the 2026-27 season, the Keystone State rivalry will pick […] The post Flyers Home Opener Date and Opponent Set appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
Now that the MLB All-Star festivities are over, it’s time to get it back to hockey. The Flyers will open their 2026-2027 season at home against the Pittsburgh Penguins: The Philadelphia Flyers announced today they will open the 2026-27 regular season at Xfinity Mobile Arena by hosting their intrastate rivals the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday, September […] The post Igniting the Orange Right Off the Bat With Flyers vs. Penguins to Kick Off the Regular Season appeared first on Crossing Broa...
We’ve got Flyers’ updates, league news, and much more! The 7/15 edition of the PhHN Daily is a good one! […] The post PhHN Daily: Flyers Arbitration Update; Yzerman Steps Down; Free Agent Target Off the Board appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
*Another mid-July day, another day of nothing going on. And it’s not even August yet. We may have already reached the dregs, friends. Anyway, you may have been feeling a bit down about the Flyers’ recent lack of offseason wins. But find a little joy in the fact that Noted Experts think we have one of the best young players in the game right now on our little hockey team. [ BSH ] *And because summer is for lists, and everyone loves a ranked one, here’s the full list of the 100 best drafted...
With the Anaheim Ducks deciding to match their offer sheet for Leo Carlsson, the Philadelphia Flyers still have $29 million in salary cap space burning a hole in their pocket. They will be handing a chunk of that money to their two big remaining restricted free agents, Trevor Zegras and Jamie Drysdale. But with both players having arbitration hearings set for the second half of this month, will they come to agreements before that or will they be letting a third-party decide? With more fi...
Anaheim Ducks center Leo Carlsson cashed in a lottery ticket from the Philadelphia Flyers that paid him an average annual value of $18 million. Signing the offer sheet set off alarms in Anaheim, as they had seven days to match the sheet and keep Carlsson in the Ducks colors. Carlsson's never been a 100+ point forward yet, but he's getting paid like one now. Following Carlsson's newly inked contract, the team signed Pavel Mintyukov to a $7.2 million AAV. Now, there are reports that Gauthi...
The draft is done, free agency is done, the offer sheet is history (at least for Leo Carlsson) and there are a few upcoming contracts (or arbitration cases) that need to be resolved either through a contract extension, or the harder, more acrimonious way. But with some down time, what better way to celebrate the greatness of the Flyers franchise than to go in alphabetical order (surnames only) and laud the greatness of 26 (well a few more than that with ties and honorable mentions) of various ...
Fans of the Philadelphia Flyers are extremely high on 19-year-old forward Porter Martone, and for good reason. The Peterborough native and childhood Flyers fan made an immediate impact in the NHL following a stellar campaign at Michigan State University, and he’s now being viewed as the crown jewel of the franchise’s young core. The Athletic’s Scott Wheeler also appears to be a major Martone believer. Porter Martone praised as one of the best young players in the entire NHL ...
*Can’t imagine much is going to happen here in the Flyers Cinematic Universe between now and Jamie Drysdale and Trevor Zegras signing their new contracts, whether that happens with an arbiter or it happens before they get there. So we’re all going to be hanging out and waiting. While we wait, let’s think about some possible home runs (get it? derby day and such) Danny Briere can still hit before heading up to the cottage. [ BSH ] *New Guy Noel Acciari is already pandering to us — as he sh...
The agents for Anaheim Ducks center Leo Carlsson explained how the historic offer sheet that he signed came about.On July 3, the Philadelphia Flyers announced they had signed Carlsson to a five-year, $90 million offer sheet. With an $18 million AAV, Carlsson immediately became the NHL’s highest-paid player on a per-year basis, beating out Kirill […] The post Leo Carlsson’s Agents Explains How Historic Offer Sheet Came Up appeared first on HEAVY .
It wasn’t a scene from The Godfather , but Flyers general manager Danny Briere will never resemble the fictional character Don Vito Corleone more than he did last week. That’s according to hockey agents Matt and Ryan Keator, the agents representing Anaheim Ducks center Leo Carlsson. In a special Tuesday evening edition of 32 Thoughts , Elliotte Friedman interviewed both Matt Keator, a veteran agent, and his son Ryan, who is a 27-year-old hockey agent in his second year. After some brief i...
Philadelphia has been at the center of the sports world for most of the summer. Philadelphia Stadium hosted several World Cup games to kick things off, and the MLB All-Star Game and Home Run Derby are at Citizens Bank Park this week. Add in the 76ers trading for Jaylen Brown and the Flyers’ offer sheet to Leo Carlsson, and there has been no shortage of things to talk about in Philadelphia over the last several weeks. Danny Briere took a big swing with the Carlsson offer sheet that ha...
The Leo Carlsson offer sheet saga ended last week when the Anaheim Ducks matched the Philadelphia Flyers' offer. However, both teams must now deal with the consequences of their actions.
Philadelphia Flyers RFAs Trevor Zegras and Jamie Drysdale are both headed to arbitration hearings, if a deal is not agreed […] The post Report: Dates Set for Flyers Arbitration Hearings appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
The Avalanche are hoping to start training camp with two healthy goaltenders this time. Will it affect who gets the […] The post Deen’s Daily: Blackwood and Importance of Training Camp; Flyers’ Focus Shifts from Carlsson to Others appeared first on Colorado Hockey Now .
*The Flyers lost out in that offer sheet bid for Leo Carlsson. We more or less expected it, but it’s still a bummer. But we’re accepting it begrudgingly and we are moving on. But also like, what now? [ Inquirer ] *The last time something like this happened for the Flyers does provide a pretty perfect example of what not to do after having one’s offer sheet matched. [ BSH ] *On a lighter note, Cole Knuble’s set to make the full time jump to the pros in the fall, and there’s a lot to b...
While the Philadelphia Flyers could get plenty busy wheeling and dealing for the rest of the summer, as they try to maybe recover from not getting Leo Carlsson despite their historic offer sheet, the main piece of business they have to do is get a couple of restricted free agents signed. And now we know that they have just over a week to really get their business done. Trevor Zegras and Jamie Drysdale are two fairly high-profile restricted free agents for the Flyers, who should get sizeab...
This season was a long one for Flyers prospect Cole Knuble. It saw him bring his three-year college career to a close — in a season which was challenging at times, as he had to work through some cold spells in production and saw himself moved over to play the wing for stretches to wake his game back up — and jump right into meaningful action with the Phantoms after signing his entry level deal in the spring, joining them for seven games in the heat of their stretch run attempt to get into...
On Thursday afternoon, the Anaheim Ducks decided to retain Leo Carlsson after the Philadelphia Flyers tendered an offer sheet to acquire him. Danny Briere was a player for the Flyers…
It’s been a good while since we’ve done an edition of the PhHN Daily, so I figured we’d give one […] The post PhHN Daily: Flyers Mailbag; Hellegone?; Defensemen Market Reset appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .