2026-09-03
5 Flyers who could be gone by the end of the season -
Transactions are the lifeblood of being a sports fan. Sure, we love watching the games and thinking about cool players and other stuff, but conjuring up some moves that your favorite team can make at the trade deadline, or what potential free agent they can sign, or how some young prospect they just drafted is going to change the team, is just so rooted into our being. The Philadelphia Flyers are probably going to make some trades throughout this upcoming season. They could be a collection of minor ones, like what we just saw last season with a whole lot of AHL-level deals and a little Bobby Brink-David Jiricek swap around the deadline thrown in there, or it could be something monumental. It all depends on just how well this season is going for them and whether they’re able
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Philadelphia hires longtime Maple Leafs scouting boss who could help use Toronto's first-round pick -
Earlier today, the Philadelphia Flyers hired former Toronto Maple Leafs scouting executive Dave Morrison and put him in their amateur scouting department.
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Entinen kiekkotähti latasi suorat sanat venäläisestä – ”Kaikki voivat odottaa…” -
Philadelphia Flyersin ja Kanadan maajoukkuelegenda Chris Pronger uskoo, että Matvei Michkov näyttää tulevalla kaudella huomattavasti valmiimmalta pelaajalta. Pronger puhui Michkovista Flyers Talk -podcastissa ja nosti esiin erityisesti nuoren venäläishyökkääjän valmistautumisen viime kaudella. – Hän tuli harjoitusleirille huonossa kunnossa. Hänellä oli alussa vaikeuksia. Prongerin mukaan kesän aikana nähty kehitys antaa kuitenkin aihetta odottaa paljon parempaa. – […]
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Thursday Morning Fly By: Organizational shuffle -
*It’s still another week or so before things start to really pick up around here, but we did get a small bit of news to tide us over until before the big happenings start coming. Well, it’s actually a whole lot of small bits of news, as the Flyers announced a bevy of changes to their operations staffing. [BSH] *Last year was a huge one for Flyers goaltender Dan Vladar, but what can we reasonably expect to see from in this coming new season? [PHLY] *Corey Pronman’s digging into some of the players he misjudged in that 2022 draft, and there’s one not very good shout for the Flyers i
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The Flyers made a slew of changes to the hockey operations staff -
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Gratton and Rogers Get the Call -
Allentown, PA - The Philadelphia Flyers and Lehigh Valley Phantoms have announced several changes to their hockey operations staff, according to Gener... - AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms
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Former Flyers Captain Chris Pronger Has Blunt Take On Matvei Michkov -
The Philadelphia Flyers returned to the Stanley Cup Playoffs last season for the first time in several years, and defeated the in-state rival Pittsburgh Penguins in a thrilling six-game series in the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal.And while their run came to a close in the following round against the eventual Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes, there […] The post Former Flyers Captain Chris Pronger Has Blunt Take On Matvei Michkov appeared first on HEAVY.
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Staff Promotions and Additions -
Gratton and Rogers Get the Call! September 2, 2026 Allentown, PA – The Philadelphia Flyers and Lehigh Valley Phantoms have announced several changes to their hockey operations staff, according to General Manager Daniel Briere. Congratulations to two Lehigh Valley Phantoms who have joined the Philadelphia Flyers staff. Chris Gratton: Performance Coach Gratton joins Philadelphia after Read More The post Staff Promotions and Additions appeared first on Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
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Flyers Focus: Staff Changes, and more -
Fifteen days remain until the Philadelphia Flyers open their main training camp on Thursday, September 17, 2026. The post Flyers Focus: Staff Changes, and more first appeared on Hockey HotStove.
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Flyers Announce 15 Changes To Hockey Operations Staff -
By Gabriel Foley | at September 2, 2026 4:20 pm The Philadelphia Flyers announced a series of changes to their NHL and AHL hockey operations departments ahead of the 2026-27 season, including six staff promotions and nine new hires. The Flyers first addressed their training department, promoting Alex Ambrose to head athletic trainer and Melissa Rucker to head massage therapist. Zach Casinelli has been hired as an assistant athletic trainer after three seasons with the AHL’s Charlotte Checkers. Ryan Adkins was also hired as director of athlete rehabilitation after three seasons with the MLB’s Seattle Mariners. Joe Hurley will support…
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Flyers Announce 15 Changes To Hockey Operations Staff -
The Philadelphia Flyers announced a series of changes to their NHL and AHL hockey operations departments ahead of the 2026-27 season, including six staff promotions and nine new hires. The Flyers first addressed their training department, promoting Alex Ambrose to head athletic trainer and Melissa Rucker to head massage therapist. Zach Casinelli has been hired […]
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2026-09-02
Flyers overhaul Hockey Operations staff with several hirings -
It wasn’t a huge signing or trade, but the Philadelphia Flyers have altered their staff significantly when it comes to trainers, therapists, conditioning coaches, and equipment managers. And some changes in coaching and development. OFFICIAL: We have made the following changes to our hockey operations staff for the 2026-27 season. https://t.co/3In5SRW9Ho— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) September 2, 2026
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Flyers announce staff changes for 2026-27 season -
The Flyers enjoyed a great deal of success in the 2025-26 season but, like with any NHL team, staff changes are inevitable. On Wednesday, general manager Daniel Briere announced a number of off-ice personnel moves [...] The post Flyers announce staff changes for 2026-27 season appeared first on FlyingFishHockey.
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Flyers overhaul hockey operations staff, bring back another former player -
It wasn’t a huge signing or trade, but the Philadelphia Flyers have altered their staff significantly when it comes to trainers, therapists, conditioning coaches, and equipment managers. They’ve also brought a former Flyer back into the Flyers fold. OFFICIAL: We have made the following changes to our hockey operations staff for the 2026-27 season. https://t.co/3In5SRW9Ho— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) September 2, 2026
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Flyers Announce Staff Changes to Hockey Operations Department
The Philadelphia Flyers have made the following changes to their h... -
Flyers Announce Staff Changes to Hockey Operations Department The Philadelphia Flyers have made the following changes to their hockey operations staff for the 2026-27 season, according to General Manager Daniel Briere.
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Flyers Announce Changes to Hockey Operations Department Ahead of 2026-27 Season -
Ahead of the 2026-27 season, the Philadelphia Flyers have announced several changes to the hockey operations staff for the coming year. The post Flyers Announce Changes to Hockey Operations Department Ahead of 2026-27 Season appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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NHL Rumors: NHL Expansion, Philadelphia Flyers, and Connor Hellebuyck -
Should we expect some NHL expansion news soon? Talks quiet with a couple of Flyers pending free agents. Connor Hellebuyck's trade request tactic.
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Connor Hellebuyck trade saga is a welcome reminder Flyers are now in goalie paradise -
Connor Hellebuyck trade saga is a welcome reminder Flyers are now in goalie paradise
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NHL Rumors: NHL Expansion, Philadelphia Flyers, and Connor Hellebuyck -
Should we expect some NHL expansion news soon? Talks quiet with a couple of Flyers pending free agents. Connor Hellebuyck's trade request tactic.
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What Cale Makar’s record contract means for the Flyers -
Colorado Avalanche star Cale Makar secured his future (and more) with a monumental eight-year, $163.2-million contract last week. It will make him the highest-paid player in the entire NHL when the contract kicks in next year, and it has undoubtedly changed the financial landscape for players across the league. So, what does it mean for the Philadelphia Flyers? We’ve already seen a whole lot of the contractual environment in the NHL change this summer. Whether it was the $18-million AAV of the Leo Carlsson offer sheet from the Flyers, or other teams being willing to offer sheet players leading young restricted free agents getting millions more than projected — things have changed. Macklin Celebrini viewed signing a five-year contract with an $18.8-million AAV
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New Flyers Goaltender Joseph Woll does not view himself as a “Pure backup” Goaltender -
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Wednesday Morning Fly By: Guess who’s back -
*Just as we predicted (by which we mean, heard Cuz say on Charlie and Bill’s podcast), Matvei Michkov is back in the Philadelphia metro region and is already getting work in with his teammates. We love to see it, genuinely. [BSH] *Speaking of things that are good and awesome, our boy Porty Marts is turning into the odds-on favorite for the Calder Trophy this season. How freaking awesome would that be?? [BSH] *The full ranking, the one that contains Porter Martone in the top spot, which is #1, ahead of all the other people on the list, is here.
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Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus 9-2-2026 Flyers AMA Conversation -
Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus: Episode one of the month of September which means Flyers Hockey is getting very close to returning today we expand on a bunch of AMA questions posed regarding this coming season, key elements of the Flyers franchise, past curiosities and even some prognostications regarding individual players this season.
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The Flyers have the foundation they've been building for -
The Flyers have the foundation they've been building for
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Predicting the Flyers’ opening night lineup way too early -
The calendar has flipped to September and for the first time in nearly 20 years, there will be regular season NHL games played this month. The Philadelphia Flyers open Rookie Camp next Friday, with Training Camp shortly thereafter. They’ll open their preseason slate on Sept. 21 ahead of the season opener on Sept. 30 against the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Flyers are in an interesting position, roster-wise at least. In prior years, you could perhaps look at the roster and know where a handful of players would be lining up. This year, however, there are plenty of questions and variables you have to factor in when predicting the opening night roster.
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2026-09-01
Pronger says in-shape Michkov will ‘earn the opportunities' from Tocchet -
Rick Tocchet deserves a ton of credit for last season. The Flyers were one of the NHL’s top teams down the stretch, snapped their five-year playoff drought and won a first-round series.But one thing that clearly could have gone better was Matvei Michkov’s development. The franchise cornerstone
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Royals Sign Forwards Joe Widmar & Blake Wells for 2026-27 Season -
Reading, PA - The Reading Royals, proud ECHL affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers and Lehigh Valley Phantoms, announced that forwards Joe Widmar and B... - ECHL Reading Royals
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Philadelphia Flyers Need Rising Star Porter Martone to Meet the Calder Hype -
The expectations surrounding Martone seem high, regardless of who is placing them. The organization, media and even Martone himself seem to agree on what he can provide to Philadelphia this season. The post Philadelphia Flyers Need Rising Star Porter Martone to Meet the Calder Hype appeared first on HEAVY.
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Matvei Michkov is back and already training with his Flyers teammates -
Everyone can relax now: Matvei Michkov is back in Philadelphia. After PHLY’s Anthony Gargano reported on Monday that the Flyers forward would be back in Philadelphia that night, Michkov and the team confirmed it with photographic evidence on Tuesday afternoon. The boys are back in town. 📍 pic.twitter.com/SWW87oG2lC— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) September 1, 2026 Michkov is back on the ice in Voorhees with a bunch of his teammates. The Flyers a
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Everyone expects Porter Martone to win the Calder Trophy -
The season hasn’t even started, but it appears that the first impression Philadelphia Flyer winger Porter Martone made on a lot of people hasn’t diminished over the summer. In fact, it might have even grown. Martone is one of the odds-on favorites to win the Calder Trophy, otherwise known as the rookie of the year award. And it’s the general consensus among those willing to put money down on it, and those pundits who have no vested interest in putting their money where their mouths are. According to FanDuel, one of the world’s leading gambling sites, Martone is at +260 currently to take home the Calder, just ahead o
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Still on season one. No spoilers. #shorts -
#letsgoflyers #philly #hockey #nhl
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3 nightmare scenarios that could derail the Flyers’ season -
Heading into a new Philadelphia Flyers season we tend to lean into the optimism. No games have been played yet so we can imagine anything. Training camp hasn’t even started yet so we can imagine a young up-and-coming player grabbing an opportunity with both hands and winning over the coaching staff, so that we have something even more new and more exciting on the roster. Anything is possible. We’ll cover a whole lot of that in the coming weeks, but let’s dive down into the muck of negativity. Pouncing into the pool of pessimism. Jumping to the conclusion that we will not be jolly or joyful. All that stuff. What are some of the worst things that could possibly happen to the Flyers next season? Something that you can think of that could possibly drag the
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PhHN Daily: Flyers Hockey is BACK This Month; Houston Expansion; September Trades -
Flyers hockey is back this month! On the 9/1 PhHN Daily, we look at the schedule, as well as the Makar contract, bad trades, & much more! The post PhHN Daily: Flyers Hockey is BACK This Month; Houston Expansion; September Trades appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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2026-27 Philadelphia Flyers Season Preview -
The Philadelphia Flyers offseason will be remembered for their failed offer sheet to Leo Carlsson, and not for any addition.
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Flyers are placing all of the pressure on Trevor Zegras entering second season -
Flyers are placing all of the pressure on Trevor Zegras entering second season
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2026-27 Philadelphia Flyers Season Preview -
The Philadelphia Flyers offseason will be remembered for their failed offer sheet to Leo Carlsson, and not for any addition.
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Tuesday Morning Fly By: It’s coming home -
*The “it” referred to in today’s headline is Matvei Michkov. “Home” is Philadelphia. He will be coming back here. Our long national nightmare is over etc. [BSH] *Also got some insight into Michkov’s summer training, and various and sundry other Hot Topics in the mailbag over at The New York Times. [The Athletic] *”Whither Matvei Michkov?” isn’t the only question one could ask of the Flyers right now. There are a few pretty important ones the team is going to have to answer as the preseason festivities get
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Matvei Michkov is back in Philly -
Matvei Michkov is back in Philly, and he’s ready for The post Matvei Michkov is back in Philly appeared first on FLYERS NITTY GRITTY.
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Pronssi-Leijona jälleen siirtohuhujen keskellä – seuralta kova päätös -
Philadelphia Flyersin suomalaispuolustaja Rasmus Ristolaisen nimi on taas noussut siirtohuhujen kohteeksi. Ristolainen on yhdistetty siirtoon jo viime kesästä lähtien ja hän oli puheenaiheena myös talven aikaa, mutta Philadelphia ei ole kuitenkaan myynyt häntä. Seura on tehnyt selväksi, ettei sillä ole pakkoa myydä Ristolaista muuten kuin oikeaan hintaan. Nyt lähdön ennakoidaan tulevan viimeistään talvella, sillä hänen […]
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Flyers Lines: Zegras at Center, Luchanko Headed to AHL -
Highlights The Flyers plan to open the season with Trevor Zegras at center Jett Luchanko is ticketed for a full year in AHL Lehigh Valley Read below for the pairing Rick Tocchet’s staff wants to try early in camp Trevor Zegras is Philadelphia’s center, and the Flyers are not holding an open audition to decide […] The post Flyers Lines: Zegras at Center, Luchanko Headed to AHL appeared first on Gino Hard.
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RANKING: SHL:s fem bästa forwardsbesättningar
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SHL-lagen har rustat inför den nya säsongen – och flera klubbar har forwardsbesättningar fyllda med spets, bredd och stora profiler. Men vilka lag är egentligen starkast framåt? Hockeynews rankar här SHL fem bästa forwardsuppsättningar. ">Följ oss på Google NewsANNONSSHL-lagen har rustat inför den nya säsongen – och flera klubbar har forwardsbesättningar fyllda med spets, bredd och stora profiler. Men vilka lag är egentligen starkast framåt? Hockeynews rankar här SHL fem bästa forwardsuppsättningar. // Skaffa Hockeynews PLUS – nu med Swish! ✔ 3 månader gratis med koden NEDSLÄPP. Skaffa månadskort här. ✔ Årskort för halva priset (449,50 kr) med koden CHALLEVSJUNLAND. Skaffa årskort här. ANNONS1. Färjestad BK Kommentar: Färjestad har under flera år stuckit ut med sin offensiva spets i SHL – och i år är inget undantag. Victor Ejdsell har kommit hem och NHL-meriterade Marcus Johansson är tillbaka. Lägg därtill spelare som Victor Lodin och Jack Berglund, utlånad från Ph
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Flyers Not Working On Contract Extensions For Pending Free Agents -
While some teams are currently working on extensions for their pending free agents, the Philadelphia Flyers are not among them.
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Michkov Contract: Briere Says There’s ‘Nothing Going On’ -
Highlights Daniel Briere says there are no active extension talks with Matvei Michkov Philadelphia has until Sept. 15 to offer eight years before the new CBA caps it at seven Read below for Briere’s full comments and what waiting could cost the Flyers The Flyers have about two weeks left to hand Matvei Michkov the […] The post Michkov Contract: Briere Says There’s ‘Nothing Going On’ appeared first on Gino Hard.
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Flyers prospect Jack Berglund is learning through the long road -
This season has been, if nothing else, a busy one for Flyers center prospect Jack Berglund. The last calendar year has seen him play at the SHL and U20 levels in Sweden, working hard to carve out a role for himself with his top team, take a spin through the North American game with the Phantoms in the spring, and take detours to represent his country on the national stage at both the World Juniors and World Championships. It’s been a long road, and a somewhat challenging one at times, but Berglund is approaching this winding process with a great deal of care and attention, honing his game with lessons taken in at each stop. “I would say [I’ve learned] a lot,” he reflected at this year’s Development Camp. “I’m getting more and more like
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Flyers have big plan for Matvei Michkov heading into training camp -
Flyers have big plan for Matvei Michkov heading into training camp
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Flyers Daily: Camp Countdown Edition -
Seventeen days remain until the Philadelphia Flyers open their main training camp on Thursday, September 17, 2026. The post Flyers Daily: Camp Countdown Edition first appeared on Hockey HotStove.
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2026-08-31
NHL-seura ei suostunut häviämään – Rasmus Ristolainen sai jatkaa suunnitelmassa -
Leijona-tähti Rasmus Ristolaisen Philadelphia Flyers kasaa joukkuettaan omalla tavallaan. Flyers ei lähtenyt täydelliseen tyhjennykseen, jossa kokeneet pelaajat olisi heivattu nuorten lupausten tieltä. Sen sijaan seura halusi säilyttää kilpailukykynsä ja rakentaa samalla nuorta ydintä. Flyersin GM Danny Briere avasi nyt ratkaisun taustoja tuoreessa haastattelussa. – Kun aloitimme tämän, kyseessä oli jälleenrakennus, mutta ei täydellinen tyhjennys. Emme […]
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We finally know when Matvei Michkov will return to Philadelphia -
Philadelphia Flyers fans all around the world have been waiting with bated breath. Pacing around their room, carving two-footed tracks into their floors until they hear of the return of Matvei Michkov to the Philadelphia area. Everyone has been hollering about it in whichever way they can. Every single Instagram post or story from Michkov where he is clearly not in Philadelphia has been a dagger through the heart of people who just want him stateside. Every single day, a hellish experience knowing that he’s not training in Voorhees but is spending time in his hometown or in one of the big Russian cities with other NHL stars and working his hardest to have a massive bounce-back season. It’s basically been all anyone can focus on. And now we know when No. 39 will make h
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The Flyers have some big prospects who can move. 💨 #shorts -
Jason Myrtetus and Bill Meltzer break down prospect development in a new Flyers Daily. #flyers #nhl #philly
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Phantoms Expectations: Ty Murchison rebounds from injury -
The Phantoms are heading into this season in need of making some changes to stabilize their defensive game, and while it’s going to take a number of things going right for them to take those necessary steps forward, one hope in all of that is that the return of defenseman Ty Murchison –who put together quite the impressive first stint with the team last year — from injury can help pull things in the right direction for them. How did his 2025-26 season go? Heading into last season, Murchison was one of the bigger individual question marks, in terms of how his game would translate to the next level — after he graduated up from the college level — and what kind of role he would be able to work himself into, given how many oth
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Flyers Hometown Remix Jersey Rumored to Feature Slick New Design -
The Philadelphia Flyers introduced a slick Liberty Bell logo on the draft, now it's rumored to be a part of the new Hometown Remix jersey. The post Flyers Hometown Remix Jersey Rumored to Feature Slick New Design appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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pov: you're on the glass for an overtime win #shorts -
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3 important Flyers lineup questions ahead of 2025-26 season -
The Philadelphia Flyers are entering a pivotal season in their rebuild. After unexpectedly making the playoffs — and winning a round — last year, the team is largely relying on internal improvements to keep the train chugging along this season. While Danny Briere did make a few key moves to raise the Flyers’ floor, it’s going to be on the players who tasted playoff hockey last year to get Philadelphia back there again and raise the ceiling. But how will the lineup look? If you sit down and try to put the Flyers’ forward lines together for this season, there are countless combinations that make sense. They have a handful of cen
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The band is nearly back together, as the majority of Flyers players have returned -
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The Flyers have a roster problem most teams would love to have -
The Flyers have a roster problem most teams would love to have
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Monday Morning Fly By: Out with the old -
*We are just about to turn the calendar page to September, and it sure feels like things are beginning to ramp up already. We’re still a little ways away from things kicking off for the Flyers, but one of their most intriguing prospects in Maksim Sokolovskii is already kind of popping off in the OHL preseason, which is fun. [BSH] *Speaking of prospects and the rest of the young core, Danny Briere doesn’t seem to think they’re all the way where they need to be just yet. [BSH] *He also shared some thoughts in that recent interview on why th
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Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus 8-31-2026 Mondays with Bill Meltzer -
Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus: It is a Mondays with Meltzer as Bill Meltzer joins for an overarching conversation on what we have learned in the NHL and about how the Flyers can succeed in the league this summer. From a new player market being set with the recent contract of Makar, Celebrini, Carlsson and pending deal for Quinn Hughes, how this affects team building in what may become a 34 team NHL, players determining where they want to go and tons more.
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Danny Briere explains why the Flyers never did a full teardown rebuild -
The most divisive thing within the Philadelphia Flyers fan base is whether or not this current rebuilding plan is going to work. Instead of going with the typical rebuild in the NHL, where a team trades just about everything valuable on their team or any player over the age of 25, to then absolutely suck for at least three or four seasons, draft very high to get elite prospects and then build their new team around that, the Flyers did something much more unorthodox. The Flyers decided to keep their team largely in-tact and the front office led by Danny Briere decided to do more trimming around the edges. There was a fair amount of rebuilding trades — moving Ivan Provorov, trading Sean Walker when the team was in the playoff mix, and the Scott Laughton trade are the obvious ones ̵
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2026-08-30
Flyers Focus: Sunday Edition (8-30-26) -
Eighteen days remain until the Philadelphia Flyers open their main training camp on Thursday, September 17, 2026. Key upcoming dates: The post Flyers Focus: Sunday Edition (8-30-26) first appeared on Hockey HotStove.
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Dan Vladar is back in Philly -
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Danny Briere has one major concern about the Flyers’ young core -
The Philadelphia Flyers are heading into the 2026-27 NHL season as one of the league’s youngest teams and are coming off their first playoff appearance in six years. That is, of course, the Flyers’ entire situation boiled down to its most concentrated form and looking at that anyone would be highly anticipating what this team is going to look like for the next several months. Porter Martone, Matvei Michkov, Denver Barkey, and Alex Bump is the group that is going to be at the front of everyone’s minds. This time last year, Martone was just drafted and was weeks away from playing his first game of college hockey, Michkov was coming off a stellar rookie season, there were major questions surrounding Barkey and how he would handle pro hockey, and Bump might have had even mor
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Free Agent Profile: Cam Talbot -
Once a backup to Henrik Lundqvist with the New York Rangers, Cam Talbot has turned in a respectable career. Still, he hasn’t given any indication he’s ready to hang up his skates yet. After stops with the Edmonton Oilers, Philadelphia Flyers, Calgary Flames, Minnesota Wild, Ottawa Senators, and Los Angeles Kings, Talbot has spent the […]
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2026-08-29
Flyers Set for Showcase on National Stage in 2026-27 -
The sports world will see a lot of Xfinity Mobile Arena this winter. The Philadelphia 76ers have 34 of their 82 games airing nationally on ESPN/ABC, NBC/Peacock, or Prime, tied…
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Sean Couturier's First NHL Goal 🚨 #shorts -
No. 1 in the career of Captain Coots. 🫡 #shorts #nhl #highlights #philly
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Flyers Blog: Will Philly Ever Have a 20-Million-Dollar Man? -
Thinking of Cale Makar's record breaking extension worth $20.4M annually, will the Flyers ever have a $20+ million player, and if so, who? The post Flyers Blog: Will Philly Ever Have a 20-Million-Dollar Man? appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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3 Flyers who could move up the lineup next season -
The Flyers will most likely bring a bevy of players with them to training camp. Some of them will be there for a few days, getting a taste of what a NHL training camp runs like, and enjoy the experience before heading back to junior, or Lehigh Valley. Others will survive the first few cuts and be on the bubble to surprise the organization. And then there are those who are guaranteed to be on the club barring a calamity or some season-ending injury. There are a handful of players currently on the roster who could find themselves moving up the lineup and thereby getting more playing time. Obviously, if everybody is rolling, then certain players down in the pecking order are going to have to become red hot to hurdle over a winger or center in the top nine. Or a top-pairing blueliner. But a f
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Phantoms Expectations: Riley Thompson finds his role -
The Phantoms have seen their fair amount of roster turnover as they head into this next season, and while this certainly gives the mix an air of mystery, it also opens the door for some newcomers to step in and take hold of one of the more major roles, still sitting vacant. Forward Riley Thompson, brought in as a college free agent at the end of last season, got his first taste of AHL action during the team’s stretch run last spring, and though there were some real positives shown in that stint, the real challenge lies ahead, as he looks to continue to develop his game and carve out a role for himself on a roster which is quite a bit more crowded than it was when he first arrived. How did his 2025-26 season go? Thompson closed out a re
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Gettin Gritty Wit It Episode #332: Matvei Michkov Is Returning, But Is He READY!? -
Photo Credit: Our very own Michael Reaves The post Gettin Gritty Wit It Episode #332: Matvei Michkov Is Returning, But Is He READY!? appeared first on FLYERS NITTY GRITTY.
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Maksim Sokolovskii starts his pivotal season with a bang -
Maksim Sokolovskii is already showing off and proving some doubters wrong. When the Philadelphia Flyers selected the 6-foot-8 defenseman out of the London Knights at 27th overall a couple months ago, eyes were rolling from all over the fan base. It appeared that the Flyers just went back to their well of getting the biggest guy in the draft class to try and make the next Chris Pronger or just get all mean and physical again instead of trying to get a better team to win more hockey games. Especially when people hurried to Elite Prospects to then see that Sokolovskii scored a total of eight points in the OHL, it was natural to become disheartened and not really feel great about the pick. Flashbacks of Jay O’Brien and German Rubtsov and Samuel Morin and whoever else turned into a pretty
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Matvei Michkov's return date is missing the bigger picture -
Matvei Michkov's return date is missing the bigger picture
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2026-08-28
How Will NHL Expansion Team In Houston or Austin Affect Philadelphia Flyers, Other 32 Teams & TV? -
Rick Tocchet’s Philadelphia Flyers own the 2nd-most nationally televised NHL games for the 2026-27 season. And now, with Gary Bettman and the league announcing an expansion franchise in Houston or Austin, Texas, Bill Matz and Charlie O’Connor of the PHLY Flyers Podcast discuss what this means for the league moving forward in terms of TV markets, growing the game, and more. #NHL #Flyers #PhiladelphiaFlyers #NHLExpansion #HoustonNHL #AustinNHL #Hockey #NHLNews #NHLHockey
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The Flyers took key steps to raise their floor this offseason -
It ended up being a lackluster offseason for the Philadelphia Flyers, all things considered. The Leo Carlsson offer sheet ended up being a swing and a miss by Danny Briere and the Flyers, and while perhaps fans can take some joy in forcing the Anaheim Ducks into a bind, that ultimately does nothing for the hockey team playing in Philadelphia. After getting Matvei Michkov to North America earlier than expected in 2024, and landing Trevor Zegras in a trade last offseason — along with savvy signings of Christian Dvorak and Dan Vladar –, the Flyers’ biggest acquisition this summer has been, uh, Noel Acciari? Joseph Woll?
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These 4 Phantoms could be the Flyers’ first call-ups -
If some NHL team out there during a season didn’t have to do any roster management and their front office basically just kicked back and put their feet up as all 23 players on their roster remained healthy and were good enough to never be questioned, that would be pretty cool. Unfortunately, players get hurt and players also suck so bad that they need to be replaced. For the Philadelphia Flyers, some of their success last year can be attributed to staying relatively healthy. Tyson Foerster was a massive loss but it was a small group of him, Rasmus Ristolainen, and Rodrigo Abols who were roster regulars who missed a substantial amount of time. It could have certainly been worse. And just in case it does get worse for next season (please, no), some depth players are going to
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Why the Flyers Shouldn’t Pursue Connor Hellebuyck After Trade Request -
The Philadelphia Flyers have had issues with consistency between the pipes in recent history. Goaltending has been a weak spot […] The post Why the Flyers Shouldn’t Pursue Connor Hellebuyck After Trade Request appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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Just How Good Is Flyers #1 Defenseman Travis Sanheim? & 33 Days Until Flyers/Penguins Home Opener -
Join the PHLY Diehards for just $3/mo*! https://allphly.com/join/ HAPPY FRIDAY! With just over a month to go until the season opener, the F-Around days of the summer are behind us as Charlie & Bill look ahead to 2026-27 Flyers hockey. Charlie’s latest article about Travis Sanheim (https://allphly.com/flyers/travis-sanheim-preview-defenseman-flyers-analysis/) poses the question, just how good is Philadelphia’s #1 defenseman? We’ll tackle that, as well as take a look back at the Flyers careers of Brian Boucher and Riley Cote, with 33 days until Flyers/Penguins. Plus, a Response Rewind looking back at yesterday’s Matvei Michkov usage conversation. Watch our EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Danny…
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Flyers 2026 Top 25 Under 25, No. 1: Porter Martone -
We have a new Flyer on top of the Under 25 hill. After two consecutive seasons seeing winger Matvei Michkov as the cream of the crop, Porter Martone is now Philadelphia’s top prospect under 25 years old. Martone had a whirlwind 2025-26, but finished it off in a way you couldn’t even write a script for. We take a look at what made Martone so darn impressive, and what has us salivating over what’s on the horizon in his first full rookie year. No. 1: Porter Martone 2025-26 Primary League/Team: Michigan State University Spartans (NCAA), Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)2025-26 Statistics: 25 G, 25 A, 50 PTS in 35 GP (Michigan State University); 4 G, 6 A, 10 PTS in 9 GP (Philadelphia Regular Season), 2 G, 3 A, 5 PTS, 10 GP (Ph
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5 Must Watch Games on the Flyers' 2026-27 Schedule -
The Philadelphia Flyers have plenty of interesting matchups on the 2026-27 schedule, but these five games stand out above the rest.
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Are the Flyers the NHL’s best team without a true superstar? -
The Philadelphia Flyers returned to the playoffs for the first time in six years last season without a true star skater. Before we get into things, the definition of a “star player” isn’t black and white. It really is a subjective thing. However, we can take an objective look at a subjective list of rankings. Over the course of August, NHL Network put out its rankings of the top 20 players at each skater position — center, winger, and
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You Asked. We Answered. | Nasty Knuckles AMA Mailbag – Ep 247 -
Riley Cote and Derek Settlemyre answer YOUR questions! We give our thoughts on the Philadelphia Flyers upcoming season, tell old Flyers stories from the past, some pranks, fights, and the state of youth hockey. Thanks to everybody who sent questions in! #nhl #hockey #Flyers Nasty Knuckles is a Baller Sports Network production, created by co-hosts, Riley Cote and Derek “Nasty” Settlemyre. The show features a mix of interviews, never before heard story-telling, hockey-talk, and maybe some pranks… The guys bring in some of the biggest names in the hockey world for your enjoyment! Make sure to check back every week…
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Ranking every Flyers move from the 2026 offseason -
With training camp getting closer, and the season opener a little over one month away, it’s probably a good time to take stock regarding what Philadelphia Flyers general manager Danny Briere did (and did not do in one circumstance) regarding the roster. There were a few things that were essentially filling up some cupboards in terms of their American Hockey League affiliate in Lehigh Valley. But in other instances, Briere managed to get a lot of business done at a time when some other teams are finding it difficult to fit everyone under their cap. So, looking at 13 different signings, trades, or extensions, let’s rank how big or influential these moves might be when it comes to moving the Flyers closer to their ultimate goal. We’ll start from 13 and work our way down, le
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Friday Morning Fly By: September is nigh -
*Welcome to last weekend of August, fam. Meaning September is mere days away. And what happens in September? Hockey, baby! That’s what! Anyhoo, what better on a Friday morning than to go through every single Flyers prospect and think about where they’re going to play this season. That seems fun, no? [BSH] *Speaking of what’s going to happen this season, here’s a list of some guys who the Flyers are really going to need to step it up after someone lackluster results in 2025-26. [Inquirer] *Related, next up on the BSH Summer
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Matvei Michkov looks leaner and has added muscle this offseason -
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Philadelphia Flyers' 2026-27 National TV Schedule Revealed -
The Philadelphia Flyers will appear on national television 19 times during the 2026-27 NHL season, including games on TNT, ABC, ESPN and ESPN+.
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Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus 8-28-2026 Updated Ground Rules for Phase 3 of the rebuild -
Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus: A discussion on the next phase (3) of the Flyers rebuild is about to commence and this is the time that “Expectations” enter the equation. We update our Phase 2 Ground Rules to reflect the next stage of the rebuild and considering what has taken place the last few seasons.
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2026-08-27
Flyers Coaches Gather Before Camp
Head coach Rick Tocchet and his entire staff gathered this past week for an in-depth symposium... -
Flyers Coaches Gather Before Camp Head coach Rick Tocchet and his entire staff gathered this past week for an in-depth symposium.
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When Will Matvei Michkov Return From Russia & Report To Tocchet, Flyers? | PHLY Flyers Podcast -
Join the PHLY Diehards for just $3/mo*! https://allphly.com/join/ We’ve got a MICHKOV REPORT! Sort of… Yesterday evening Hockey Hot Stove released a report that although Matvei Michkov is not yet back in North America, he’s expected back in the Philadelphia area within the next week. So, with The Mad Russian’s pending return, we talk about expectations for the third-year potential star winger, and what it may take to move up Rick Tocchet’s depth chart. Plus the countdown continues with 34 days until the season opener, we’re remembering true Flyers legends like Petr Mrazek, John Vanbiesbrouck, and Jere Gillis! Plus, a…
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Where every Flyers prospect is expected to play next season -
The Philadelphia Flyers are no doubt going to have an interesting 2026-27 season. They could make the playoffs and build off of their overperformance last season, or take a slight step back as more and more young players take larger roles and we look towards the future. Part of looking to that future is getting a good look on some key prospects, but where are these prospects going to be playing next season? In some act of organization, we’ve decided to compile a list of every single prospect in the organization and where they are projected to spend their 2026-27 season. Whether it’s in the AHL one step away from the big leagues, or in a European junior league thousands of miles away, we got you covered.
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Ducks Face Salary Cap Hurdles: Potential Trades and Strategies -
The Anaheim Ducks remain in active contract negotiations with forward Cutter Gauthier. If the reports of the talks are true, it appears the team will need to create salary-cap space to fit Gauthier under the cap. Gauthier turned down a $13MM AAV on his last offer, and with the Ducks having just $9.1MM under the cap at the moment (as per PuckPedia), the math just isn’t going to work for them after they matched the Philadelphia Flyers’ offer sheet to forward Leo Carlsson for $18MM annually. With all this money tied up in just two players, there will be a…
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Flyers 2026 Top 25 Under 25, No. 2: Matvei Michkov -
It’ll be an interesting, quasi-make-or-break season for the Russian winger after a 2025-26 that didn’t live up to some expectations. Matvei Michkov is entering his third season in the National Hockey League. And it might just be the most important of his young, blossoming career. After a 2025-26 campaign that got off on the wrong foot, and concluded with consecutive healthy scratches in the playoffs, it’s imperative that Michkov wipes the slate clean and gets going in the right direction in 2026-27. No. 2: Matvei Michkov 2025-26 Primary League/Team: Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)2025-26 Statistics: 20 G, 31 A, 51 PTS in 81 GPAge as of 9/15/2026: 21Acquired Via: 2023 NHL Draft —
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Flyers 2026-27 National Broadcast Schedule Released -
After playing 14 games on national TV in the 2025-26 season, the Philadelphia Flyers are set to play 19 game on National TV in 2026-27. The post Flyers 2026-27 National Broadcast Schedule Released appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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‘I got vilified because I asked for a trade’: Pronger on player empowerment and asking for NHL trades -
Not every player in the league gets traded, let alone five times in their career, as Chris Pronger did. From Hartford, to St. Louis, to Edmonton, to Anaheim, to Philadelphia, to Arizona, the Hall of Fame defenceman has been around the block. Of course, today’s NHL is much different than it was in the 1990s…
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Thursday Morning Fly By: Going national -
*We’re reaching the very upper echelon of our Top 25 Under 25 ranking! We’ve hit the top-3, and Tyson Foerster is ushering us in. [BSH] *Speaking of youngsters, Yegor Zavragin is popping over in the KHL preseason. [BSH] *On the topic, though, of no longer so young Flyers, Travis Konecny is still pretty good! But how do the Flyers manage him to keep getting the very best out of him? [PHLY]
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The Flyers are scheduled for 19 national broadcasts -
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Former Flyer Kevin Hayes Signs In KHL: What Went Wrong With John Tortorella? Cutter Gauthier? Fans? -
The KHL announced it has signed former Flyer Kevin Hayes to a 1-year deal for the 2026-27 season. Bill Matz and Charlie O’Connor discuss the confusing online discourse about Kevin Hayes’ tenure as a Philadelphia Flyer, and how and why it all went wrong – from his relationship with John Tortorella, rumors about his involvement with Cutter Gauthier not wanting to play in Philly, and much more. #PhiladelphiaFlyers #Flyers #KevinHayes #JohnTortorella #NHL #KHL #Hockey
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2026-08-26
The night the Flyers and Senators turned 32 seconds into NHL history -
The night the Flyers and Senators turned 32 seconds into NHL history
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Royals Re-Sign Forwards Liam Devlin & Kyle Haskins for 2026-27 Season -
Reading, PA - The Reading Royals, proud ECHL affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers and Lehigh Valley Phantoms, announced that forwards Liam Devlin and ... - ECHL Reading Royals
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The Flyers have officially become nationally relevant again -
There isn’t much going on in the hockey world in August, but Flyers fans got good and bad news on Wednesday afternoon — and it’s the same piece of news. The NHL released its national broadcast schedule for the 2026-27 season on Wednesday, with the Philadelphia Flyers being one of the teams featured the most. The Flyers will be featured on the national stage a total of 19 times, 11 of which are home games and eight on the road. This is an increase of five games from their 14 national appearances last season. If 19 games on national television seems li
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Flyers with 19 games on national broadcasts, including three Penguins matchups -
The Flyers, coming off their first playoff run since 2020, will be featured 19 times on national broadcasts this season.They’ll have nine games on TNT, four on ABC, four on ESPN+ and two on ESPN. The ESPN+ exclusive games will be available only by live stream.Three of the Flyers’ national matchups will come against the Penguins. The rivals met in the first round of the playoffs last season,
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Flyers 2026 Top 25 Under 25, No. 3: Tyson Foerster -
To be consistently in the top-five of these rankings until aging off the ballot means that Tyson Foerster is expected to be one of the key pieces of this new core in Philadelphia. Danny Briere seems to think so, as Foerster signed a 56.8 million dollar contract with the maximum term allowed on the day he was eligible for the extension less than eight weeks ago. It’s a risk for a player who has just two healthy seasons in the league thus far, but the talent is worth betting on, and the best is yet to come. No. 3: Tyson Foerster 2025-26 Primary League/Team: Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)2025-26 Statistics: 29 GP, 13 G, 4 A, 17 PTSAge as of 9/15/2026: 24Acquired Via: 2020 NHL Draft — Round 1, Pick 20
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Buffalo Sabres to appear on national TV 14 times during 2026-27 schedule -
Fresh off winning the Atlantic Division title, the Buffalo Sabres will be appearing on national television broadcasts 14 times during the upcoming season, NHL rights holders announced Wednesday. The schedule features eight games on TNT/HBO Max, three games on ESPN or ABC’s channels and three exclusive games on ESPN+/Hulu (subscription streaming). The complete schedule is below. – Oct. 21 vs. Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. (TNT/HBO Max) – Oct. 27 at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. (ESPN) – ... Read the full article The post Buffalo Sabres to appear on national TV 14 times during 2026-27 schedule first appeared on Buffalo H
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