The Philadelphia Flyers have held pretty steady in their defensive pairs this season.
Cam York and Travis Sanheim are holding things down on the top pair, with Nick Seeler and Jamie Drysdale primarily playing together as the second pair. That’s left Noah Juulsen, Emil Andrae, Egor Zamula, and Adam Ginning to rotate in on the third pair.
Each of those top two pairs has played over 220 minutes together at 5-on-5, per MoneyPuck, and it appeared as if the new third pair was going to stic...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 15 days ago
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For the first time in four days, since the close of their back-to-back last weekend on the road, the Flyers were back in action last night, looking to pull off a sweep of the season series with the Blues and quickly begin to gain back some of the ground that they lost in the standings while they were sitting with their long layoff. It was going to be a bit of an uphill battle — four days, even with practice time mixed in, is a lot of days to be off collectively — but the Flyers responded prett...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 16 days ago
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*Oh wow, the Flyers went to overtime against the Blues last night. That’s wild. Who could have predicted? Anyway who cares, they won! Recap !
*Last night’s game was Hockey Fights Cancer night at the XBox and the Flyers organization made it a really special night for several fans and one much-loved member of the Flyers family. [ Inquirer ]
*As was hinted at by the lines at practice earlier this week, Rick Tocchet did a little line mixing last night. And if we’re going to be changing t...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 16 days ago
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You’ll never believe it, but Thursday night at Xfinity Mobile Arena, the Philadelphia Flyers had yet another game go to overtime. They’ve struggled in overtime as of late, but thanks to a clutch play from their No. 1 defenseman, the Flyers pulled off a 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues in dramatic fashion.
The Basics
First period: 5:31 — Justin Faulk (Oskar Sundqvist, Nathan Walker), 12:08 — Faulk (Jake Neighbours, Jordan Kyrou) Second period: 17:57 — Rodrigo Abols (Owen Tippett...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 16 days ago
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Folks, we are finally back in action. We last saw the Flyers what feels like ages ago, but was actually just on Saturday, when they closed out their back-to-back on the road with a loss to the Stars. It was a tough one, especially coming on the heels of a pretty good win the night before over the Blues (those same Blues who are in town tonight and will be looking to find a bit of revenge and avoid being swept in the season series). It’s been a long layoff for the Flyers, but the hope is that t...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 16 days ago
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It’s not that often that fans of the Philadelphia Flyers care so much about the comings and goings of the Ontario Hockey League, unless they reside in the province of Ontario, but this year is different with top prospect Jett Luchanko being such a hot topic as of late.
Ever since the Flyers sent the 19-year-old center back to the OHL’s Guelph Storm after not being able to carve out a full-time role other than being a fourth-line pivot, there have been countless rumors of a potential trade...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 16 days ago
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Flyers wingers Travis Konency and Matvei Michkov should, on paper, be a strong force on the ice together. Both have scoring ability. Both seem capable of keeping plays going in the offensive zone, whether working for the puck in the corners or weaving their way methodically into open space. And both had over 20 goals last season for Philadelphia, even if Konecny’s second half of the year was a drastic drop in production. With Sean Couturier down the middle between them, the thought was the lin...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 16 days ago
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When the Philadelphia Flyers play the St. Louis Blues on Thursday, is Travis Konecny likely to light the lamp? Stats and info to help you make the right bet are available here, so take a look before the game starts at 7:00 PM ET.
Travis Konecny Anytime Goal Odds vs. the Blues
Anytime Goal Odds: +225 (Bet $10 to win $22.50 if he scores a goal)
Konecny Goals Betting Stats
Konecny has not yet gone over a points prop bet in a game this season.
Konecny has recorded a point in 12 games...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
| 17 days ago
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The Flyers managed to steal a victory from the jaws of defeat Friday night against the host Blues, never leading in the game until Trevor Zegras put one home in the shootout for a rollercoaster 6-5 shootout win.
The basics
First period: 1:19- Jordan Kyrou (Unassisted), 8:18- Trevor Zegras (Christian Dvorak, Travis Sanheim), 9:42- Jimmy Snuggerud (Robert Thomas) Second period: 6:54- Justin Faulk (Cam Fowler, Oskar Sundvist), 7:17- Christian Dvorak (Owen Tippett, Emil Andrae), 18:24- T...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 22 days ago
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After a tough loss back on home ice on Wednesday, the Flyers are hitting the road for a quick two-game road trip. Tonight, they’ll be facing off against a struggling Blues squad for the first game of their back-to-back (and what’s to be their first against the Blues in the span of a week) and they’ll be looking to get the ball rolling early, gaining back some ground and, what’s more, making a strong impression on their annual Fathers’ Trip.
Puck drop: 8:00 p.m. How to watch/listen: 📺: NB...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 22 days ago
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Another week, another full docket of exciting happenings to dig into for Flyers prospects near and far. Let’s get right into it.
The News of the Week
Not much doing in the news department this week, but the one big piece of news is that Ethan Samson has been medically cleared and assigned to the Phantoms, as he’s ready to get back in action for the first time since taking an injury during training camp. It’s not certain yet whether he’ll be good to get in immediately this weekend, bu...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 22 days ago
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The Flyers this season were expected to be generating more goals, but that hasn't been the case. Some things have improved, but some other metrics are problematic..
From Broad Street Hockey
| 22 days ago
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Tyson Foerster returned to the lineup for Wednesday night’s game against the Edmonton Oilers, and Philadelphia Flyers head coach Rick Tocchet put him back together with his usual linemates of Noah Cates and Bobby Brink.
However, Tocchet decided to mix up the other lines for that one rather than try to build on the chemistry that some of the other forwards have built. That didn’t turn out so well as the Flyers went long stretches without much offensive pressure against Edmonton, and Tocche...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 23 days ago
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In an 82-game (soon to be 84-game) NHL season, a 13-game sample size is a largely insignificant blip on the radar in the grand scheme. But for the Philadelphia Flyers, a 13-game sample size was all it took for the club’s famously traumatized fan base to declare a state of emergency.
Matvei Michkov, the Flyers’ prized Russian winger and face of their rebuild, looked like a shell of himself to start the campaign. The 20-year-old, less than a year removed from logging 26 goals and 63 points ...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 23 days ago
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*The Flyers are back at it again tonight, kicking off a little two-game road trip in St. Louis. Before tonight’s game, some takeaways from Wednesday’s annoying loss to the Oilers. [ Inquirer ]
*And if you’re a subscriber over at Charlie’s website, you can read his Observations on that Oilers game. [ PHLY ]
*Wednesday’s loss was frustrating, not only because of how it played out but because it seems like it played out in a way that way too many games this season have played out. [ The...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 23 days ago
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On Friday at 8 p.m. ET, the St. Louis Blues will meet the Philadelphia Flyers at Enterprise Center. If you’re considering making a wager, we have best bets tips in this article.
Best Blues vs. Flyers Prop Bets
Player & Team
Odds to Score a Goal
Goals & Games Played
Pavel Buchnevich, Blues
+230
2 G in 17 GP
Jordan Kyrou, Blues
+240
5 G in 16 GP
Travis Konecny, Flyers
+250
5 G in 16 GP
Jimmy Snuggerud, Blues
+250
4 G in 17 GP
Trev...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
| 23 days ago
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The Philadelphia Flyers may have lost on Thursday night, but the fans won as we were introduced to several of the players’ nicknames on the broadcast.
Some of the nicknames are self-explanatory, while others were improved by learning more about them.
Without any further ado, here is the official ranking of the Flyers’ team nicknames from Wednesday night’s broadcast.
7. Tyson Foerster as “Forey”
This is as hockey player as it gets. A typical hockey nickname just takes t...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 23 days ago
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The Oilers were in Philadelphia on Wednesday to kick off their seven-game road trip and the first half of a back-to-back set that wraps up tonight in Columbus. The boys squeezed out a 2-1 overtime win over the Flyers to get the trip started, and while it took until the extra frame to get the…
From In the Pressbox
| 24 days ago
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The Edmonton Oilers found a way to get a win, securing their second straight overtime winner off the stick of Jack Roslovic. It came in part thanks to a swift offside challenge from Oilers video coach Noah Segall that negated a Travis Konecny goal in the final minute of the third, but that goal didn’t…
From In the Pressbox
| 24 days ago
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When Sean Couturier signed his eight-year, $62 million dollar deal on Aug. 21, 2021, Chuck Fletcher was the Flyers general manager and Alain Vigneault was the head coach. That same summer, Noah Cates was entering his fourth and final year of U.S. college hockey at the University of Minnesota-Duluth, coming off a season that saw him only play 28 games and manage a meager five goals. The 2017 fifth-round Philadelphia draft pick and the then 28-year-old Couturier were miles apart financially, geo...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 24 days ago
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*Well the Flyers once again had victory snatched by the hands of defeat or whatever that saying is, dropping last night’s game in overtime after the game-tying goal was disallowed because Owen Tippett doesn’t understand how lines work. RECAP .
*Perhaps you noticed The Big Thing: Tyson Foerster is back with the boys! Carl Grundstrom, thank you for your service. [ BSH ]
*Apparently, before the game, Leon Draisaitl gave Matvei Michkov some sage advice. That’s nice! [ Inquirer ]
*Ge...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 24 days ago
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After what would have been a game-winning goal from Travis Konecny was called back for offsides with 23 seconds remaining, the Oilers stole an overtime win in Philadelphia by a score of 2-1. While the Oilers dominated for large stretches of the game, the Flyers nearly came away with an impressive win over the back-to-back Western Conference champs, but had to settle for a point on Wednesday night.
The basics
First period: 19:05 – Evan Bouchard (Connor McDavid, Matthew Savoie)
...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 24 days ago
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That was one of the weirder wins we’ll see this season. On Wednesday evening, the Edmonton Oilers began a seven-game road trip, with their first stop coming in the Brotherly Love to face the Philadelphia Flyers. For the second consecutive game, the Oilers won the game courtesy of Jack Roslovic. Let’s take a look at…
From In the Pressbox
| 24 days ago
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Earlier this afternoon, Philadelphia Flyers activated winger Tyson Foerster from the Injured Reserve while placing winger Carl Grundstrom back down to the Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
Transaction: We've activated forward @tfoerster8 off injured reserve. In a corresponding roster move, we have loaned forward Carl Grundstrom to the @LVPhantoms (AHL). pic.twitter.com/PJ5nTIFIOx — Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) November 12, 2025
Although earlier in the day during a post-practice press...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 24 days ago
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The Philadelphia Flyers are hosting Connor McDavid and his band of Edmonton Oilers tonight. The visitors are experiencing a miserable start to their season, like every single year, but it feels different. McDavid and Draisaitl are carrying a bag full of bodies to some wins, but their recent thrashing in a 9-1 loss to the Colorado Avalanche has still left a mark.
Can the Flyers take advantage of a weakened Oilers team missing a couple key forwards? Or, will Edmonton keep trying to prove do...
From Broad Street Hockey
| 24 days ago
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