2026-09-29
Flyers Talk: Season preview, bold predictions, biggest questions and more -
Ashlyn Sullivan, Jordan Hall and Clayton Dyer share their biggest takeaways from training camp and the preseason before diving in on their Flyers season preview. The crew share their thoughts on who leads the team in goals and the biggest questions facing the team before making some bold predictions… and saying how they think the season will end. 0:00 – Takeaways from training camp and preseason 4:21 – Who leads the team in goals? 7:45 – Biggest question facing the team? 13:37 – Bold predictions 17:40 – How will the season end?
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The Flyers are entering a season of bigger roles and higher expectations -
The Flyers are entering a season of bigger roles and higher expectations
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Red Wings 23-Man Roster REVEALED! Larkin Blocks Habs, Bruins and Flyers & Edvinsson Won’t Practice -
The Detroit Red Wings have revealed their 23-man opening roster, but it comes with some major asterisks — and this roster could change quickly. Detroit avoided some of its most difficult decisions for now. Dylan Larkin remains injured, Jacob Bernard-Docker has been placed on injured reserve, Simon Edvinsson is no longer practicing with the team while awaiting a new contract, and Andreas Englund has been designated immigration non-roster. At practice, Carter Mazur and William Wallinder appeared to be the odd men out, while Anton Johansson and Axel Sandin-Pellikka remain with the Red Wings — for now. Once players begin returning, Detroit will have some much tougher roster decisions to make. And there’s another major Dylan Larkin trade update. It is now being reported that Boston, Montreal and Philadelphia have all inquired about Larkin, only to be told they are not on his approved list. What does that tell us about where a potential Larkin trade could actually happen? Today’s 7 Minute Wi
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2026-09-28
Flyers officially announce 2026-27 opening night roster -
The 2026-27 NHL season is here. The Philadelphia Flyers officially announced their 2026-27 opening night active roster on Monday afternoon. The deadline for teams to submit their opening rosters was at 5 p.m. ET, and the Flyers got just ahead of that. After Oliver Bonk, Cole Knuble, and Jett Luchanko were sent down over the weekend, and Aleksei Kolosov was loaned back to the AHL on Sunday, there weren’t too many questions about who would make the 23-man roster. The Flyers are going with 14 forwards, seven defensemen, and two goaltenders for opening night.
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Flyers lock in opening night roster for 2026-27's puck drop -
Porter Martone's first full NHL season, and a race for the Calder Trophy, is on.
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Flyers Announce Official 23-Man Roster for 2026-27 Opening Night -
The Philadelphia Flyers have officially announced their active 23-man roster ahead of the start of the 2026-27 NHL Season. The post Flyers Announce Official 23-Man Roster for 2026-27 Opening Night appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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All you need to know about the Flyers opening night lineup -
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Flyers Announce 2026-27 Opening Night Active Roster
The Philadelphia Flyers today announced and submitted their 23-man opening n... -
Flyers Announce 2026-27 Opening Night Active Roster The Philadelphia Flyers today announced and submitted their 23-man opening night active roster to the National Hockey League.
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March 4 2006 Flyers at Islanders 1980 Stanley Cup 25th Anniversary Remastered -
POWERED BY NATIONAL SECURITY BROKERAGE The #isles honor their first championship team and then play the team they beat to win it. Philadelphia Flyers at New York Islanders Nassau Coliseum Uniondale, New York 2006 FSNY Commentators: Howie Rose, Joe Michelletti, Deb Kaufman-Placey
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Top hockey players are cashing in on rising NHL revenues after a summer spending spree -
Leo Carlsson was in the passenger’s seat when his phone rang this summer with some life-changing news. Good thing his dad, Kenneth, was driving. Agents Matt and Ryan Keator called to tell Carlsson the Philadelphia Flyers were prepared to sign him to a $90 million offer sheet that would make him the NHL’s highest-paid player The post Top hockey players are cashing in on rising NHL revenues after a summer spending spree appeared first on The Lethbridge Herald - News and Sports from around Lethbridge.
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Penguins finalize roster ahead of this week’s season opener -
The Pittsburgh Penguins have finalized the team’s opening night roster before this week’s season-opener against the Philadelphia Flyers. The Penguins’ roster for the opening game against Philadelphia will consist of 13 forwards, 7 defensemen and 2 goalies. The opening night roster consists of Egor Chinakhov, Sidney Crosby, Connor Dewar, David Gustafsson, Filip Hallander, Ville Koivunen, […]
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Season preview: Flyers can take another step forward if players continue to make progress -
After a team record-tying five years out of postseason competition, the Flyers’ late run to the Stanley Cup playoffs last season caught quite a few people offguard. So of course the buzz throughout the offseason [...] The post Season preview: Flyers can take another step forward if players continue to make progress appeared first on FlyingFishHockey.
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Preview: Flyers Gear Up for 2026-27
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Preview: Flyers Gear Up for 2026-27 After an abbreviated training camp and NHL preseason, Rick Tocchet's Philadelphia Flyers open their 84-game 2026-27 regular season schedule on Wednesday.
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3 Bold Predictions for the Flyers in 2026-27 -
The Flyers 2026-27 campaign kicks off in just two days. Before the season begins, let's lay down some bold predictions. The post 3 Bold Predictions for the Flyers in 2026-27 appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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Who is the team to beat in the NHL? – Flyers Daily 9/28/26 -
The regular season starts this week! In today's Flyers Daily, Jason Myrtetus and Bill Meltzer break down what to look for in the league at large.
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Flyers reportedly hunting for defensive help on the trade market -
Just because this week marks the start of the 2026-27 season does not mean teams are content with their current rosters. According to one report, the Philadelphia Flyers are one of those teams looking to potentially make a move in the near future. Or, at the very least are sneaking around looking for a certain player. According to The Fourth Period’s David Pagnotta, the Flyers are already looking to acquire some help on their blue line. “One team believed to be eyeing defensive depth: Philadelphia,” Pagnotta wrote in his latest rumor roundup.
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Flyers must get off to a fast start amid demanding schedule to open season -
Flyers must get off to a fast start amid demanding schedule to open season
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From the Lens: Nick Seeler says offsides on Chicago, while Travis Sanheim takes on two Caps -
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Player Preview: Porter Martone set to make his mark in 2026-27 -
The sky’s the limit for Flyers winger Porter Martone. Thankfully, he avoided a wrist injury after a minor scrum during Saturday’s scrimmage. This despite getting into a tussle with defenseman Spencer Gill late in the scrimmage. Cooler heads prevailed, and Martone took his next shift. Aside from injury, it looks like Martone is going to be in the spotlight for a variety of reasons. Already one of the odds-on favorites to take home the Calder Trophy for rookie of the year, Martone is hoping to be one of the franchise’s future stars and foundational pieces. But will he hit a wall at some point during the year like hundreds of rookies before him? We take a look. What did we see from Martone last season? After a heart-breaking finish to his
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IBX and Philadelphia Flyers launch IBX Caring MVPs to Celebrate Community Volunteers
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IBX and Philadelphia Flyers launch IBX Caring MVPs to Celebrate Community Volunteers Program to celebrate community volunteers making a lasting impact in the region.
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3 Bold Predictions for Philadelphia Flyers’ 2026-27 Season -
If you were writing bold predictions for the 2025-26 Philadelphia Flyers, you could have written something like a career year for Trevor Zegras, Dan Vladař becoming the starter, and Jamie…
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The Flyers’ new power-play unit breaks one of the NHL’s biggest unwritten rules -
There has been enough noise about the Philadelphia Flyers and the power play. It’s hoping to improve. It hasn’t improved in years. There is hope with this new crop of Flyers, a younger fivesome that is hoping to turn the tide, right the ship, and get the special team into at least the top 20 in the National Hockey League. To some, that might be a pipe dream this year, seeing a power play working at almost 18 to 20 per cent. However, the Flyers are entering this 2026-27 season with an oddity that no other team in the league is doing. And probably have rarely, if ever, gone with. The Flyers tentatively look to be starting a first-unit power play of the following four forwards and one defenseman: Porter Martone, Matvei Michkov, Tyson Foerster, Trevor Zegras, and Jamie Drysdale. As
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Predictions for the upcoming Flyers 2026-27 season -
Predictions for the upcoming Flyers 2026-27 season
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Monday Morning Fly By: Winding down -
*It’s been a busy few days around here, that’s for sure! The Flyers played their penultimate game of the preseason on Thursday, and picked up a tidy little win over the Bruins. There sure was a whole lot to like in that win, with the first look at most of the NHL regulars out of the way. [BSH] Notably, Matvei Michkov and Joseph Woll were the major standouts. [PHLY]
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The Flyers full roster is due by 5pm EST today -
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Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus 9-28-2026 Mondays with Bill Meltzer Part 1 -
Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus: Mondays with Meltzer Part 1. Ready for a new season of Flyers Hockey as Bill Meltzer joins to put a wrap on training camp and the preseason and we go on the record with preseason predictions. From where the Flyers will finish the season, player performances, how the Metro and Conference shake and out and tons more.
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NHL Preview: Top-heavy Pacific Division has at least 2 Cup contenders -
It was a hard-knock life in the Pacific Division last season. Those playing in it knew it all too well. “At times last year, it was a bit like every night that a Pacific team lost, every Pacific team lost,” Vegas center Jack Eichel said. “Just one of those years.” What John Forslund wants to see from Kraken in Year 2 of Lambert era Eichel and the Golden Knights finished first with fewer points than the top three teams in every other NHL division. Then they made a run to the Stanley Cup Final. The much-maligned Pacific does have three of the league’s foremost rebuilding teams, but it is top-heavy with at least two championship contenders in Vegas a
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GAME RECAP: Brotherly Love leads Tips to 3-2 win over Wenatchee -
EVERETT, Wash. -- The Everett Silvertips captured their first victory of the 2026-27 season thanks to goals from both of their Philadelphia Flyers prospects in a 3-2 win over Wenatchee Friday night. Brek Liske opened the scoring 17:18 into the first period, wiring a shot from the blueline home on the powerplay. Liske would finish with 11 shots on goal in the contest. Kalen Miles would tie the game 10:43 into the second for Wenatchee. Luke Vlooswyk responded three minutes later, capping off a Dario Blengino pass for his first of the year. Henry Meier tallied his first career goal, a snapshot from the slot with assists to Charlie Barnes and Logan Lepinski 18:14 into the second. While Grady Wedman netted a shorthanded goal late in the second, Jayden Kraus' 32 saves- including nine in the third- slammed the door for a Silvertips win. Everett will rematch Wenatchee at the Town Toyota Center tomorrow night at 6 p.m.
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Game Preview | Cougars at Thunderbirds | 09/26/26 -
KENT, WA – The Prince George Cougars begin their first road swing of the regular season with a visit to the Seattle Thunderbirds. Puck drop is set for 6:05 pm at the accesso ShoWare Center. The Cats opened the season with a weekend split against the Penticton Vees at the CN Centre. In their most recent contest, the Cougars fell 5-1. Dmitri Yakutsenak scored Prince George’s lone goal, while goaltender Peyton Shore made 28 saves in his Cougars debut. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: THE MATCHUP: Cougars 2026-27 Regular Season Record: 1-1-0-0 Thunderbirds 2026-27 Regular Season Record: 1-0-0-0 WHO TO WATCH: COUGARS: #15 Corbin Vaughan – The 20-year-old defenceman from Merritt, BC, was named the 32nd captain in Cougars history yesterday. Vaughan enters tonight with 181 WHL games played and remains a steady presence on the blue line. He is in his third
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Blades douse Raiders 5-2 in home opener, sweep weekend series -
Blades sweep three stars in home opener, get goals from Hayden Harsanyi, David Lewandowski, Hunter Laing, and Kazden Mathies Saskatoon, SK - Good things in life are worth waiting for, which was the case for Saskatoon Blades fans at the beginning of the 2026-27 Western Hockey League (WHL) season. The Bridge City Bunch (2-1-1-0) returned to SaskTel Centre for the Go Merlin Ford Home Lincoln Home Opener and beat the Prince Albert Raiders (1-3-0-0) 5-2 on Saturday. After going 1-1-1-0 on a season-opening three-game road trip, the Blades put on a show for the home crowd. "Guys are really buying into their roles and embracing their roles," said Blades Head Coach Dan DaSilva. "Then, just like, embracing each other, right, and that's the biggest part. We really played like a team this weekend, which is cool to see this early in the season." Edmonton Oilers draft pick David Lew
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Blades third period rally leads to first win of the season -
Photo credit: Mark Petersen/Prince Albert Raiders David Lewandowski scored two points in his return, while Martin Psohlavec made 26 saves in his WHL debut en route to a 3-2 Blades win on the road against the Raiders at the Art Hauser Centre Prince Albert, SK - Guided by a 26-save performance by Philadelphia Flyers draft pick Martin Psohlavec and a two-point night from Edmonton Oilers draft pick David Lewandowski, the Saskatoon Blades (1-1-1-0) defeated the Prince Albert Raiders (1-2-0-0) 3-2 on the road at the Art Hauser Centre for the first win of the season. "It feels awesome to win against PA in their barn," said Lewandowski. The 6-foot-2 winger returned to the
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HIGHLIGHTS | Knights vs Attack | 9/25 -
For the second consecutive weekend, the Knights are undefeated. After leaving the first period trailing 1-0, Evan Van Gorp got London on the board early in the second with his third goal of the season. Owen Sound got the upper hand with a 5-on-3 penalty kill to put the Attack back in front. Kicking the game into high gear, Cooper McAslan made it a tie game once again, scoring his third goal of the season. In just over three minutes, Eloan Le Gallic gave London a lead with his second goal of the season, Carson Harmer followed with his first as a Knight, before Cohen Bidgood added another on the power play. Safe to say the Knights made up for a scoreless first period. And goals weren't the only thing getting the crowd buzzing. Maksim Sokolovskii continued to prove he is a force to be reckoned with in his first season as a Knight. The Philadelphia Flyers first-round pick came out early with a massive hit, and later dropped the gloves with Owen Sound's Julian Brown. At a staggering 6
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Cole Knuble made a strong case for a spot with the Flyers, but he’s a victim of a numbers game -
Tweet Cole Knuble (son of former Flyer Mike Knuble) legitimately made a strong case and had a real shot at cracking the Flyers’ opening-night roster. The 22-year-old Forward (2023 fourth-round pick out of Notre Dame) has stood out throughout rookie camp, training camp, and the early preseason: In the pre-season opener vs. Washington (Sept. 22 in Hershey), he had a goal and an assist in a 5-2 loss and was one of the team’s brightest spots. Coach Rick Tocchet specifically praised him as “flying out there.” He followed that up with
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The Flyers hot embarrassed in the pre-season finale, and Flyers’ Head Coach Rick Tocchet says “It’s Humbling” -
Tweet The Flyers got embarrassed 5-1 by a mostly young Washington Capitals squad in their preseason finale last night at Xfinity Mobile Arena. They iced a near full NHL lineup and still got outplayed after Jamie Drysdale’s early second-period goal. The Caps answered with three in the second (Cristall, Schäfer, Frank on the PP) and two more in the third. Charlie Lindgren was excellent for Washington (.970 save percentage), while Aleksei Kolosov went the distance and struggled —19 saves on 24 shots. It was a pretty poor outing, with some soft goals that shouldn’t have
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NHL:ssä nähtiin huvittava protesti: ”Tämä oli viimeinen kerta” -
Philadelphia Flyersin pelaajat osoittivat mieltään alkulämmöissä. Flyersin tähtipelaaja Trevor Zegras sai Bostonia vastaan pelatussa treenipelissä jäähyn, koska hänellä oli paita pelihousujen sisällä takapuolelta. Tulevalla kaudella pelaajalle voidaan antaa tällaisesta tyylistä rangaistus ”sääntöjen vastaisella varusteella pelaamisesta”.
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NHL – Garrett Wilson rempile à Philadelphie -
À 35 ans, Garrett Wilson poursuit son aventure avec les Philadelphia Flyers. Le club de Pennsylvanie a annoncé la prolongation de l’attaquant pour une saison, sous la forme d’un contrat à deux volets d’une valeur annuelle moyenne de 850’000 dollars. Capitaine des Lehigh Valley Phantoms au cours des trois dernières saisons, Wilson a partagé son ... L’article NHL – Garrett Wilson rempile à Philadelphie est apparu en premier sur Planète Hockey.
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Tocchet says Flyers ‘pretty close' to season-opening lineup -
VOORHEES, N.J. — A day after Rick Tocchet felt the Flyers had a “humbling” loss in their preseason finale, the team’s captain didn’t disagree.“It definitely can give us a little reality check, keep us humble, keep us down to earth and kind of remind us that we need to put the work in to get some results,” Sean Couturier said. “Definitely a learning lesson.”So the Flyers got back to work Sunday with their
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David Jiricek has lost his grip on a spot in the Flyers’ opening night lineup -
The Philadelphia Flyers have whittled down their roster during this shortened training camp ahead of their season opener this week. While rosters aren’t officially due until Monday, the Flyers more or less have the group of 23 players that they’ll be opening the season with. One of those players is defenseman David Jiricek, who had a leg up in the blue line battle as he is no longer waiver-exempt. That means that the Flyers would give the other 31 teams in the league a chance to claim the former sixth overall pick if they wanted to send him down to the AHL. Jiricek didn’t exactly impress in training camp or his two preseason appearances, but his wo
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2026-09-27
Flyers Sign Garrett Wilson To One-Year Deal -
The Philadelphia Flyers have upgraded a contract before the start of the 2026-27 season. Forward Garrett Wilson has earned a one-year, two-way deal worth $850K at the NHL level. He moves from an AHL contract to an NHL contract, allowing him to break camp with the Flyers. Wilson was not apart of Sunday’s waiver wire, […]
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Flyers Focus: Lines, Phantoms and More -
The Philadelphia Flyers held practice on Sunday at the FTC in Voorhees. Coming off a 5-1 loss in the preseason finale the previous evening, the team faces some early adversity. The post Flyers Focus: Lines, Phantoms and More first appeared on Hockey HotStove.
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Pittsburgh Penguinsille karuja uutisia juuri ennen NHL-kauden alkua – kuusi pelaajaa sivussa -
Pittsburgh Penguins kohtaa Philadelphia Flyersin kauden avausottelussaan 30. syyskuuta, mutta joukkueen terveystilanne aiheuttaa jo merkittäviä huolia. Pittsburgh siirsi sunnuntaina hyökkääjät Blake Lizotten, Justin Brazeaun ja Ben Kindelin sekä puolustaja Ryan Gravesin loukkaantuneiden listalle. Ratkaisu vapautti neljä paikkaa Penguinsin kokoonpanoon ennen maanantain lopullista pelaajalistan takarajaa. Graves sivussa toistaiseksi Pelaajien vammojen vakavuudessa on eroja. Lizotte kärsii ylävartalovammasta, […]
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Wilson Signs with Flyers -
Allentown, PA - The Philadelphia Flyers and Lehigh Valley Phantoms have announced several roster moves.Forward Garrett Wilson has signed an NHL co... - AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms
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Garrett Wilson (F) from Lehigh Valley Phantoms to Philadelphia Flyers -
Date: 09/27/2026 Player: Garrett Wilson (F) From: Lehigh Valley Phantoms To: Philadelphia Flyers Information: 1 year Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
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Flyers ‘very hopeful’ Dan Vladar ready for season opener, Denver Barkey nearing return -
The Philadelphia Flyers are just a few days away from opening their 2026-27 season, with their first matchup against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday night. The shortened preseason slate is over, but the Flyers didn’t get out of it unscathed. Roster players suffered injuries in their first two preseason games, with Helge Grans leaving the third. Nikita Grebenkin also got banged up in the Flyers’ penultimate exhibition contest and did not play on Saturday. Danny Briere gave some updates on those injured players, namely Denver Barkey and Dan Vladar, during his media availability on Saturday night.
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Flyers assign goaltender Aleksei Kolosov to AHL -
The Flyers have been chipping away at their remaining bits of business to allow their final roster to take shape, and after announcing a signing of veteran forward Garrett Wilson to a one-year deal on Sunday afternoon, they followed that up with the announcement that they’ve assigned goaltender Aleksei Kolosov to the AHL. Roster update: We have loaned goaltender Aleksei Kolosov to the @LVPhantoms (AHL).— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) September 27, 2026
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If The Ducks' Purposely Snubbed Carlsson, Naming Granlund Captain, That's Not Fair -
The Anaheim Ducks named Mikael Granlund the captain of the team, sparking debate over whether it was a purposeful message sent to Leo Carlsson for accepting the Philadelphia Flyers' offer sheet. But that's not Carlsson's fault; it's Ducks management's.
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Flyers agree to terms with Phantoms captain Wilson -
The Philadelphia Flyers have agreed to terms with forward Garrett Wilson on a one-year, two-way contract.
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The Flyers sign Garrett Wilson to an NHL contract -
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Flyers sign Garrett Wilson to one-year contract -
The Flyers closed out their slate of preseason games Saturday evening with a matchup against Capitals, a game which ended in a lopsided loss, and left the Flyers with some areas of their game to address as they approach Wednesday’s regular season opener. There’s some on-ice work that needs to be done, to be sure, but as Flyers General Manager Danny Briere alluded to in his media availability during the game, there’s some logistical work that the front office was going to need to do to shape their lineup and work around some of the injuries that have cropped up throughout camp. One bit of that related business, it would seem, was finalized on Sunday, as the Flyers announced that they’ve signed forward Garrett Wilson to a one-year, two-way contract, carrying an avera
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Flyers With Defiant Response Following Bizarre Zegras Penalty -
The Philadelphia Flyers took a defiant stance against the NHL’s rule on tucked-in jerseys, making their position clear before puck drop on Saturday. Every player on the ice for warmups came out with their jerseys tucked in — a visual callback to the penalty call that cost Trevor Zegras in the team’s previous game.While some […] The post Flyers With Defiant Response Following Bizarre Zegras Penalty appeared first on HEAVY.
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Tocchet, players more on same page the second time around -
VOORHEES, N.J. – Before people wonder if the Flyers can repeat last season’s surprise ending, maybe they should consider the advantages of having Rick Tocchet in his second year of coaching this team. In theory, [...] The post Tocchet, players more on same page the second time around appeared first on FlyingFishHockey.
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9/27 Media Availability: Alex Bump -
Forward Alex Bump meets with the media on Sunday from Flyers Training Center.
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9/27 Media Availability: Sean Couturier -
Captain Sean Couturier meets with the media on Sunday from Flyers Training Center.
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9/27 Media Availability: Rick Tocchet -
Head Coach Rick Tocchet meets with the media on Sunday from Flyers Training Center.
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Penguins Add Several Players To Injured Reserve, Update Status On Two Others -
The Penguins' daunting injury list grows just days before their season opener against the Philadelphia Flyers
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Rick Tocchet explains why the Flyers sent down Cole Knuble and Jett Luchanko -
Philadelphia Flyers preseason is over and done with and training camp is entering its final few days before the actual 2026-27 season starts on Wednesday. Throughout the last couple of days, the Flyers have had to make some difficult roster decisions and now we know their thought process going through them. Ahead of Saturday night’s preseason finale (in which they lost 5-1 because Aleksei Kolosov proved to be not anything close to an NHL goaltender), the Flyers sent down prospects Cole Knuble and Jett Luchanko, despite both of them having terrific showings in camp and during their preseason appearances. The young forwards were like waterbugs on the ice, doing everything th
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After tough loss in preseason finale, Flyers working to embrace the process -
The Flyers closed out their four-game slate of exhibition games with a rematch against the Capitals on home ice last night, looking to even the score after being delivered a tough loss by those same Capitals to open up the preseason earlier in the week. The Flyers had a good opportunity in front of them, bringing just about their closest approximation of their opening night lineup in terms of skaters to face off against the Capitals’ b-squad, but this matchup still ended up a far cry from what the Flyers might have otherwise hoped to deliver. On the one hand, the Flyers did well to tilt the ice through long stretches, sustaining some good offensive zone time and piling up the chances, but goaltending ended up being the difference maker in that matchup, as the Capitals got some pretty
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Capitals cut 19 players as they finalize Opening Night roster -
The Washington Capitals made their final round of training camp roster cuts on Sunday morning. After wrapping up their preseason schedule with a 5-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday night, the Capitals cut 19 players, effectively setting their Opening Night roster ahead of their first regular-season game against the Carolina Hurricanes on October
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Pittsburgh Penguins Announce Flurry of Roster Moves Before Flyers Game -
The Pittsburgh Penguins will be facing the Philadelphia Flyers in their season opener on Wednesday, Sept. 30. Ahead of the clash, the Penguins have announced a roster shakeup after several players landed on injured reserve. As reported by the team, forwards Blake Lizotte, Justin Brazeau and Ben Kindel have been placed on the IR, as […] The post Pittsburgh Penguins Announce Flurry of Roster Moves Before Flyers Game appeared first on HEAVY.
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Flyersin pelaajat uhmasivat NHL:n sääntöä: ”Halusimme pitää vähän hauskaa” -
Philadelphia Flyersin pelaajat näyttivät ottaneen kantaa NHL:n paitojen käyttöä koskevaan sääntöön lauantaina ennen Washington Capitalsia vastaan pelattua ottelua. Useat Flyersin pelaajat saapuivat jäälle alkulämmittelyyn pelipaita housuihin työnnettynä. Tempaus vaikutti olevan osoitus tuesta Trevor Zegrasille, joka sai aiemmin tällä viikolla rangaistuksen varusteiden sääntöjenvastaisesta käytöstä Boston Bruinsia vastaan pelatussa ottelussa. Paitansa housuihin työnsivät muun muassa kapteeni Sean […]
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Kolosov Needed a Big Game With the Flyers Last Night -
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Morning Notes: Michkov, Kolosov, Mailloux -
If the Philadelphia Flyers hope to return to the postseason in 2026-27, they’ll need to find a way to build momentum in the standings and stay above other Metropolitan Division rivals, including teams that are determined to bounce back after surprisingly missing the playoffs. (Such as the Washington Capitals) Whether the Flyers will be able […]
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The Flyers don't need to be the Broad Street Bullies anymore -
The Flyers don't need to be the Broad Street Bullies anymore
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Philadelphia Flyersin pelaajilta huvittava protesti – tähtipelaajalle osoitettiin tukea erikoisella tavalla -
Philadelphia Flyers kärsi harjoitusottelussa 1-5-tappion Washington Capitalsille. Ottelua edeltäneillä alkulämmöillä Flyersin pelaajilta nähtiin huvittava protesti. Flyersin pelaajista suuri osa saapui alkulämm
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Flyers Stand With Zegras In Warmups After Bizarre Penalty in Thursday’s Game -
The Philadelphia Flyers took a stand for their teammate Trevor Zegras in warmups on Saturday after his bizarre penalty call on Thursday. The post Flyers Stand With Zegras In Warmups After Bizarre Penalty in Thursday’s Game appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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The Flyers' fourth line is the last unsettled spot on their opening-night roster -
The Flyers' fourth line is the last unsettled spot on their opening-night roster
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Sunday Caterwaul: Cats close preseason with 3-2 loss to Bolts -
The Florida Panthers finished the preseason slate with a 2-0-2 record after dropping a 3-2 shootout decision to the Tampa Bay Lightning at Amernat Bank Arena. Lucas Mercuri buried a backhanded centering feed from Nick Abruzzese to open the scoring 8:50 into the first period. The secondary assist went to Jeffrey Viel, who did some fine work along the wall. The Panthers countered at 17:58 when Sandis Vilmanis quickly fired home after Kai Schwindt knocked the puck away from defenseman Jarred Tinordi. Matvei Shuravin gave the Cats the lead 2:21 into the second, taking a pass from Gracyn Sawchyn and solving Dennis Hildeby, who was screened by Cole Reinhardt, with a wrister. The secondary assist was credited to Mikulas Hovorka. Benjamin Rautiainen’s power-play goal, from Gage Goncalves and Conor Geekie, with 7:02 remaining in the third knotted the score. Kai Schwindt was the Panther in the penalty box for hooking Mercuri. Vilmanis o
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"Det mest banbrytande kontraktet i NHL:s historia" -
När Leo Carlsson skrev på sommarens offer sheet från Philadelphia Flyers förändrade det hela NHL:s marknad. I podcasten All In Hockey diskuterar Uffe Bodin och Mike Helber vad som kallas det mest banbrytande kontraktet i NHL:s historia. The post "Det mest banbrytande kontraktet i NHL:s historia" appeared first on hockeysverige.se.
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Flyers Fall To Caps, Get Good News On Vladar -
The Philadelphia Flyers fell to the Washington Capitals 5-1 in their preseason finale on Saturday, but got good news on goalie Dan Vladar. The post Flyers Fall To Caps, Get Good News On Vladar first appeared on Hockey HotStove.
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Aleksei Kolosov has played himself out of the Flyers’ plans -
The NHL preseason can be a pretty fun experience. Seeing players you don’t normally see in your favorite team’s jersey, to wish on for the future, to be able to hold onto hope that what we saw in one single game is actually them and they will truly reach a potential we think about often. That’s the nice and positive part of the preseason. There’s also the kind of preseason that can end a player’s NHL career and we may have just seen that on Saturday night. The Philadelphia Flyers hosted the Washington Capitals for the final game of their preseason. They iced almost a full NHL lineup. Everyone was present and in their normal spots except the fact that Garrett Wilson got in a game before he was sent back down to Lehigh Valley Phantoms training camp an
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‘This preseason game, I’ll remember for the rest of my life’: Spencer Carbery blown away by Capitals prospects’ 5-1 upset of Flyers’ Opening Night lineup -
The Washington Capitals capped off their preseason with a 5-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers, which, from afar, seemed meaningless. For the Capitals, though, it was a memorable upset win. With the new CBA capping veteran players with 100-or-more NHL games of experience at two preseason appearances, Carbery had to dress a team full of
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Takeaways: Flyers suffer bad 5-1 loss to Capitals in preseason finale -
In this fourth and final preseason matchup, the Washington Capitals sent four skaters with NHL experience to wear the brunt of the full force of the untucked Philadelphia Flyers. Before we knew it, the Capitals hung five goals on Aleksei Kolosov despite being handily outplayed for big stretches of the game, and the regular season is suddenly upon us. The basics First period: No scoring Second period: 0:31- Jamie Drysdale (Travis Konecny, Tyson Foerster), 4:32- Andrew Cristall (Spencer Smallman), 7:36- Maxim Schafer (unassisted), 12:24- Ethen Frank (Louis Belpedio, Andrew Cristall) (
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Observations from the Capitals’ final game of the 2026 NHL preseason, a 5-1 win over the Philadelphia Flyers -
The Washington Capitals traveled up to Philadelphia with a roster made up almost entirely of recent draft picks, prospects, and AHL regulars. They took on a Flyers team icing a veteran dress-rehearsal lineup for Opening Night and still came away as impressive 5-1 victors. After going down 1-0 early in the second period, the Baby
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Flyers lose preseason finale; Vladar should be ready for season opener -
PHILADELPHIA – If the Flyers plan to make postseason play for a second straight season, they’re going to need Dan Vladar in goal as often as possible. For the start of [...] The post Flyers lose preseason finale; Vladar should be ready for season opener appeared first on FlyingFishHockey.
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Flyers finish preseason with ‘humbling' loss as opening night comes into focus -
The Flyers wrapped up the preseason Saturday night with a 5-1 loss to the Capitals at Xfinity Mobile Arena.Jamie Drysdale scored the club’s lone goal. It gave the Flyers a 1-0 second-period lead, which lasted for only 4:01 minutes.“Ugly, that’s the only way to talk about that game,” Drysdale said. “It was bad, but that’s not how we’re going to play hockey. That’s just not a winning brand, whichever way you chop it up. We’ll be better.”Rick Tocchet’s club outshot Washington 37-24 on the night.“We had a bunch of chances, we don’t score,” Tocchet said. “Then all of a sudden they get a couple. Every time they shot, they scored. And then guys get frustrated. I’m actually glad we lost 5-1. It’s a little humbling, which is good for us. … Sometimes you’re not as good as you think you are.”The Flyers went 1-3-0 in the preseason. They
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NHL Pre-Season Highlights: Capitals 5, Flyers 1 -
The Capitals cruise past the Flyers 5-1, scoring five unanswered goals after Philadelphia’s opening tally. Andrew Cristall led Washington with a goal and an assist, while Charlie Lindgren turned aside 32 of 33 shots in victory.
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9/26 PHI vs. WSH Postgame: Owen Tippett -
Forward Owen Tippett meets with the media following Saturday’s preseason finale.
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9/26 PHI vs. WSH Postgame: Jamie Drysdale -
Defenseman Jamie Drysdale meets with the media following Saturday’s preseason finale.
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9/26 PHI vs. WSH Postgame: Rick Tocchet -
Head Coach Rick Tocchet meets with the media following Saturday’s preseason finale.
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Flyers have Trevor Zegras’s back in viral preseason stunt -
Flyers have Trevor Zegras’s back in viral preseason stunt
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Briere: Flyers’ top prospects headed to minors but made major progress in preseason -
PHILADELPHIA – Every training camp has its share of difficult roster decisions to make but this year seemed a bit more challenging than others for the Flyers. On Friday, forwards Cole Knuble, Jett Luchanko and [...] The post Briere: Flyers’ top prospects headed to minors but made major progress in preseason appeared first on FlyingFishHockey.
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9/26 Media Availability: Daniel Briere -
General Manager Daniel Briere meets with the media on Saturday night from Xfinity Mobile Arena.
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The Flyers just found a hilarious way to support Trevor Zegras’ jersey tuck -
It wasn’t an out and out revolt admonishing the National Hockey League and their desire to implement rules already on the books. But in Saturday’s warmup before their final exhibition game against the visiting Washington Capitals, the Philadelphia Flyers let it be known that they have center Trevor Zegras’ back. And weren’t over the moon with the minor penalty called against him. Although we can’t provide a complete investigative piece on who was responsible for deciding to tuck their jerseys in as a way to show support, there were more than a handful of Flyers with the back of their jerseys clearly tucked in their pants. The clip below showed nearly everyone on board. Atop the seven-second clip, Porter Martone, Tyson Foerster, and Matvei Michkov can all be se
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Flyers players tuck jerseys in for warm-up after Zegras penalty -
The Philadelphia Flyers appeared to protest the NHL’s jersey tuck rule during warm-ups on Saturday.
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Phantoms Expectations: Jett Luchanko reshapes his game -
Sent down by the Flyers in their most recent round of cuts on Friday, Jett Luchanko is officially off on his way to begin his proper first professional season with the Phantoms. It’s been a winding road for Luchanko up to this point, and a development process that has at times struck as a little stilted, but with a long runway still left ahead of him, the real work is only just now set to begin, as he’s more directly in the hands of the Flyers’ organizational staff. How did his 2025-26 season go? Last season was, in all, a bit of a challenging one for Luchanko. Though it certainly began with some real promise — as he earned himself a place with the Flyers, once again, to start the season — he struggled to make much of th
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Open Thread: Washington Capitals final preseason game against Philadelphia Flyers -
The Washington Capitals are ready to wrap up their 2026 preseason with one final game on the road against the Philadelphia Flyers at Xfinity Mobile Arena. After icing what was almost their complete Opening Night lineup against the Boston Bruins on Friday, the Capitals will take on the Flyers with a lineup chock-full of prospects
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The Flyers have signed a familiar Goaltender, Yaniv Perets, to a PTO -
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Porter Martone has serious competition for the Calder Trophy -
The Philadelphia Flyers have never had a Calder Trophy winner, but that could change this season. Porter Martone is a menace and the big phenom is a real contender to walk away with the rookie of the year award. Unfortunately, this will not be an easy task as this season’s rookie crop is an insane group who are going to give him some elite competition for the Calder. No matter where you look, basically every single one of the many hockey betting sites out there has Martone as the favorite. After the immensely impressive nine games of the regular season and co-leading the Flyers in scoring during the playoffs, it’s more than deserved. The hype is not dying at all and we are ecstatic to hopefully watch 84 (and more) games of M
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Flyers vs. Capitals: How to watch, lineups, and gamethread -
And just like that, we’ve made it to the end of the preseason! The Flyers have one more game on deck tonight as they look to get things back on track and get a little bit of revenge on the Capitals, after taking a tough loss to them to start out this run of exhibition games. It’s another less loaded lineup on deck for the Flyers, which certainly helps their chances, so we’ll see what they’re able to do, after putting a bit more wind in their sails with Thursday’s win in the back pocket. Puck drop: 5:00 p.m.How to watch/listen:📺: NBCSP📻: 97.5 The Fanatic Pregame reading Ahead of this last game, the Flyers made anothe
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What to know for Flyers' final preseason game -
VOORHEES, N.J. — The Flyers wrap up their preseason slate Saturday when they host the Capitals.Puck drop is scheduled for 5 p.m. ET on NBC Sports Philadelphia. The game can also be live streamed here.Aleksei Kolosov will be in net for the full game.Below is the Flyers’ projected roster for the game. The team had an optional morning skate, so its lineup is not yet known.Forwards (12)Travis Konecny, No. 11Sean Couturier, No. 14Nikita Grebenkin, No. 17Alex Bump, No. 20Christian Dvorak, No. 22Noah Cates, No. 27Matvei Michkov, No. 39Trevor Zegras, No. 46Noel Acciari, No. 52Tyson Foerster, No. 71Owen Tippett, No. 74Porter M
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Metropolitan Notes: Blue Jackets, Graves, Vladar, Capitals -
Notes from the Metropolitan Division including injury news from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, the Capitals recall four, and more.
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Vladar goes through long skate, Flyers hopeful for his status in opener -
VOORHEES, N.J. — Dan Vladar, recovering from an upper-body injury, participated in an hour-long skate Saturday morning with a handful of teammates.He rotated reps with Joseph Woll as Carl Grundstrom and Simon Benoit shot on the goaltenders.Rick Tocchet said Vladar is “progressing every day.” The 29-year-old is day to day and the Flyers are hopeful he’ll be available to start in
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Capitals announce prospect-laden roster for final preseason game against Flyers -
The Washington Capitals will wrap up their 2026 preseason schedule with one final game against the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday night. After dressing what was essentially their Opening Night roster in a win over the Boston Bruins on Friday, the Capitals have announced they will be bringing a prospect-laden lineup to Philadelphia. Ethen Frank will
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Capitals waive and cut Justin Holl from training camp roster, recall four players ahead of final preseason game -
The Washington Capitals made some more roster decisions ahead of their final preseason game against the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday evening. Veteran defenseman Justin Holl has been waived and cut from the team’s training camp roster. If he goes unclaimed during the NHL’s 24-hour waiver period, he can be assigned to AHL Hershey on Sunday.
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Flyers Focus: Preseason Finale -
Rick Tocchet's Philadelphia Flyers host Spencer Carbery's Washington Capitals on Saturday at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Game time is 5:00 p.m. EDT. The post Flyers Focus: Preseason Finale first appeared on Hockey HotStove.
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Player Preview: David Jiricek looks to find role with Flyers -
As the Flyers are hoping to see another season of their younger core of defensemen continuing to deliver stable results for them at the top of the lineup, the door sits open for the next wave of even younger defenders to make their mark and find their roles. Though the road through his professional career up to this point has been winding and arduous, for the newly acquired David Jiricek, a fresh start lies ahead of him, and a chance to begin carving out a true full time NHL role for himself, if all breaks well. What did we see from Jiricek last season? Last season was largely an up and down one for Jiricek, as he looked to really take off in his fourth season of North American professional hockey, in that his game itself oscillated in terms of its overall effect
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Preseason RAV4 Things: Flyers vs. Capitals
Wrapping up their four-game preseason slate, Rick Tocchet's Philadelphia Flyers host ... -
Preseason RAV4 Things: Flyers vs. Capitals Wrapping up their four-game preseason slate, Rick Tocchet's Philadelphia Flyers host Spencer Carbery's Washington Capitals on Saturday.
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NHL Preseason Game Preview: Washington Capitals at Philadelphia Flyers with Projected Line Combinations 09/26/2026 -
Washington Capitals (2-0-1) at Philadelphia Flyers (1-2-0) Venue: Xfinity Mobile ArenaDate: Saturday, September 26Time: 5:00 pm ESTTV: NBC Sports Philadelphia Plus/Monumental Sports Network Purchase tickets via Ticketmaster Washington Capitals News & Notes The Capitals picked up another preseason win last night as they won 3-2 in overtime over the Bruins. They’re averaging 3.3 goals per game […] The post NHL Preseason Game Preview: Washington Capitals at Philadelphia Flyers with Projected Line Combinations 09/26/2026 appeared first on Inside The Rink.
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Christian Dvorak aims to build off career year -
Christian Dvorak aims to build off career year
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