2026-08-20
Thursday Habs Headlines: High praise for Nick Suzuki -
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Patrice Bergeron has high praise for Nick Suzuki, saying he has “all the attributes of a true franchise player.” [Journal de Montreal] TPS Turku will be retiring Saku Koivu’s No. 11 this October in his hometown of Turku, Finland. [Journal de Montreal] Jakub Dobeš could be the NHL’s best bargain this season. [
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Flyers Sign Forward Nolan Foote -
Seventh-Year Pro Inks One-Year, Two-Way Contract The Philadelphia Flyers have agreed to terms with forward Nolan Foote on a one-year, two-way contract, according to General Manager Daniel Briere. Foote, 25, spent last season with the Florida Panthers organization and their AHL affiliate, the Charlotte Checkers, where he recorded a goal in 12 NHL games and posted 14-18-32 in 54 Read More The post Flyers Sign Forward Nolan Foote appeared first on Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
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NHL Rumors: Don’t Expect a Reunion in Philadelphia with Cutter Gauthier -
No Chance Cutter Gauthier Returns to Philadelphia Anthony Di Marco of Daily Faceoff joined TSN Radio in Montreal on Monday and was asked if there was a chance of a reunion between Cutter Gauthier and the Philadelphia Flyers. NHLRumors.com Transcriptions Anaheim Ducks Need to Sign Cutter Gauthier Before Training Camp Host: “Anthony, just going to […]
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The Flyers could make the ultimate gamble with Toronto’s first-round pick -
The Philadelphia Flyers have one foot in being a somewhat competitive hockey team and the other foot still in a rebuild. While they are coming off a surprisingly successful season, making the playoffs and even winning a round, they aren’t going to be going all-in on this current roster and think that they’re just a couple pieces away from hoisting the Stanley Cup in the not-too-distant future. It’s a difficult dance to perform and it’s extremely unorthodox in this modern NHL. We’re so used to teams bottoming out completely, drafting a couple of very good prospects with a handful of draft selections in the top five, building that core up, and then starting to flip a switch into being competitive again. The Flyers are not bottoming out completely and maybe their
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Phantoms Expectations: Hunter McDonald needs to take the next step -
At just about a month away from the action in the hockey world picking up again, the opening of this next season for the Phantoms looms large. A team that saw some piecemeal improvements made in their first year under their new coaching staff and some key prospects graduated upwards, there remains some lingering disappointment over how the season went — or didn’t go, into the playoffs — and a large sense of unfinished business needed to be tended to. There’s a lot left to be accomplished for the team on a collective level, and much of whether they hit their next marks will depend on how well the large group of prospects in their mix fares in this season. The team is laden with key young players who are all but expected to take the next step forward and lead the tea
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Did the Flyers Do Enough to Get Back to the Playoffs in 2026-27? -
After making the playoffs for the first time since 2019-20, the Philadelphia Flyers had a headline-grabbing—yet ultimately tame—offseason. Their record-setting offer sheet attempt at Leo Carlsson was matched by the…
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Thursday Morning Fly By: 41 days to go -
*You’ll be shocked to learn that the BSH Photo Library, courtesy of the great Heather Barry, contains zero pictures of Luke Glendening. He’s so dynamic! Anyhoo, yesterday we talked about Corey Pronman’s latest ranked list, and today we bring you some detail about the Flyers that appeared. [BSH] *While we’re talking prospects, here’s a story on yet another one honing his skills at college. This time it isn’t some dumb state school, this time we’re talking fancy pants Ivy League. [NB
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Will the Flyers add more talent before season starts? -
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Jamie Drysdale: Flyers ‘Hungry’ After Ending Playoff Drought -
Highlights Jamie Drysdale says the Flyers are “hungry” after ending a five-season playoff drought Philadelphia went 18-7-1 down the stretch and knocked out Pittsburgh in six games Read below for Drysdale on the Leo Carlsson offer sheet and his own goals for the year Jamie Drysdale is already counting down to training camp. The Flyers […] The post Jamie Drysdale: Flyers ‘Hungry’ After Ending Playoff Drought appeared first on Gino Hard.
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Porter Martone's rising hype in the NHL is music to Flyers fans' ears -
Porter Martone's rising hype in the NHL is music to Flyers fans' ears
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Former highly-touted Devils prospect signs with division rival -
Once-highly touted prospect Nolan Foote signed with the Philadelphia Flyers Wednesday morning.
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Dracarys! Our hot takes on House of the Dragon Season 3 -
After a masterful adaptation of The Hedge Knight that was the television series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, we go from gritty down-to-earth drama back to the fantastical and diabolical nature of a civil war, continental politics and of course…DRAGONS. House of the Dragon came back with Season 3 after what most would agree with a disappointing Season 2. The finale aired this past Sunday and boy do Steve and I have some thoughts on the episode and the season overall. Note: SPOILER ALERT FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN’T WATCHED YET! Ja
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Nate Thompson on the Flyers future, Rick Tocchet and messing with Travis Konecny | Flyers Talk -
15-year NHL veteran Nate Thompson joins the show to talk about the Flyers’ bright future, playing for Rick Tocchet, what it’s like playing hockey in Philadelphia and messing with Travis Konecny on the latest episode of the Flyers Talk podcast. 0:00 – Nate Thompson joins the show 1:33 – Flyers’ future is bright 3:03 – Playing for Rick Tocchet 4:53 – Sean Couturier an exemplary Flyer 6:24 – Messing with Travis Konecny 8:37 – Travis Sanheim blossoming into an elite defenseman 10:24 – What’s it like playing in Philadelphia? 13:14 – Flyers’ biggest question marks 16:58 – Ripple effects of…
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Flyers sign forward Foote -
The Philadelphia Flyers have agreed to terms with forward Nolan Foote on a one-year, two-way contract.
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2026-08-19
Four Flyers ranked on Corey Pronman’s top NHL players under 23 -
We’re in the dog days of August, and we have yet another ranking that is generating some discussion. Corey Pronman, the senior NHL prospects writer for The Athletic, released his list of the top NHL players and prospects aged 22 or under as of Sept. 15, 2026. Pronman notes that his ranking is based on who he thinks will have the best NHL careers, so players like Zach Benson, who already has 101 points in 211 NHL games, may be ranked lower than you’d think. That also is an attempt to explain why Lane Hutson and his brother, Cole, are ranked just
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Flyers sign Nolan Foote to one-year, two-way contract -
The Philadelphia Flyers announced Wednesday that the team agreed to terms with forward Nolan Foote on a one-year, two-way contract worth $850,000. The 25-year-old spent the 2025-26 campaign with the Florida Panthers and their AHL affiliate, the Charlotte Checkers. In 12 NHL games, he had one goal, while in 54 AHL games, he had 14 goals and 18 assists for 32 points. Across six NHL seasons, Foote has seven goals and three assists for 10 points in 42 career regular-season games with the Panthers and New Jersey Devils. In seven AHL campaigns, the Denver, Colo., native has posted 76 goals…
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Royals Unveil 25th Anniversary Season Promotional Schedule -
Reading, PA - The Reading Royals, proud ECHL affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers and Lehigh Valley Phantoms, announced the team's 25th Anniversary Se... - ECHL Reading Royals
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Flyers FINALLY Sign McDonald, Foote & Remembering Robert Esche: Best To Wear 43? | PHLY Flyers Pod -
The Philadelphia Flyers are gearing up for their season opener on September 30 against the Pittsburgh Penguins, now just 43 days away. Recent signings include Hunter McDonald and Nolan Foote, expected to bolster the Phantoms roster. Additionally, the excitement builds with âRANK WEEK,â celebrating all-time great players, featuring interviews with notable figures like Danny Briere and Rick Tocchet.
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Nolan Foote officially signs with Philly -
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Former first-round pick leaves Panthers and signs with Flyers -
Philadelphia signs former first round pick Nolan Foote to a one year, two way deal worth $850,000 as the club continues rebuilding its AHL pipeline.
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Philadelphia Flyers Announce Signing of Nolan Foote to Contract -
The Philadelphia Flyers have secured forward Nolan Foote on a one-year, two-way contract. He will earn a league-minimum $850K in the NHL and $300K in the AHL, making him one of the highest-paid players in the minors for the upcoming season. Drafted in 2019 by the Tampa Bay Lightning, Foote is now with his third NHL team in three years after stints with the New Jersey Devils and Florida Panthers. Last season, he recorded 14 goals and 32 points in 54 AHL games while also making a brief appearance in the NHL.
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Flyers Agree to Terms With Forward Nolan Foote On a One-Year, Two-Way Contract
The contract is worth an average annual value (AA... -
Flyers Agree to Terms With Forward Nolan Foote On a One-Year, Two-Way Contract The contract is worth an average annual value (AAV) of $850,000, according to General Manager Daniel Briere.
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Nolan Foote (F) from Philadelphia Flyers to Philadelphia Flyers -
Date: 08/19/2026 Player: Nolan Foote (F) From: Philadelphia Flyers To: Philadelphia Flyers Information: 1 year Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
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Pucks and books have Ruohonen developing as a Flyers prospect at Harvard -
As an NHL prospect, Heikki Ruohonen must devote a lot of his time to the rink.But as an NHL prospect studying at Harvard, he also visits another place quite a bit. It’s not as cold and it’s significantly quieter.“Some late nights in the library,” Ruohonen said, “but that’s what you sign up for.”Especially with an Ivy League course load. All while balancing Division I hockey.“It’s definitely manageable, but it takes some time to get used to, for sure,” the Flyers’ 2024 fourth-round pick said in June. “There are definitely easier classes and then there are harder classes, so you have to allocate your time. You have to think about how to use your time. You definitely don’t have a lot of free time every day.”Despite the rigors of studying at Harvard, Ruohonen made some good strides on the ice last season. As a freshman, he was tied for third on the Crimson in points wi
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Philadelphia Flyers Sign Nolan Foote -
The Philadelphia Flyers have signed forward Nolan Foote to a one-year, two-way contract, first reported by PuckPedia. The Flyers officially announced today. Foote, who is repped by Kurt Overhardt of The Team, will earn a league-minimum salary of $850K in the NHL and $300K in the AHL. Among two-way contracts for 2026-27, Foote will earn […]
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Nolan Foote (F) from Philadelphia Flyers to Philadelphia Flyers -
Date: 08/19/2026 Player: Nolan Foote (F) From: Philadelphia Flyers To: Philadelphia Flyers Information: 1 year Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
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Flyers 2026 Top 25 Under 25, No. 8: Yegor Zavragin -
As we enter into the top 10 of this year’s Top 25 Under 25, we meet the highest ranked goalie on this year’s list, Yegor Zavragin. After being deemed surplus to requirements with SKA St. Petersburg, Zavragin was traded to Metallurg Magnitogorsk in the KHL offseason, and will once again find himself in a battle for a starting job at the highest level of Russian hockey. No. 8: Yegor Zavragin 2025-26 Primary League/Team: SKA St. Petersburg (KHL)/SKA-VMF St. Petersburg (VHL)2025-26 Statistics: 12 GP, 2.63 GAA, .919 SV% (KHL)/18 GP, 1.44 GAA, .949 SV% (VHL)Age as of 8/18/2026: 20Acquired Via: 2023 NHL Draft — Round 3, 87th overall How did Zavragin
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What sportsbooks think of the Flyers’ Metropolitan Division chances in 2026-27 -
Nobody rushed for the exits at Xfinity Mobile Arena on April 29. Cam York’s shot found a gap through traffic 2:28 into overtime in Game 6 against the Pittsburgh Penguins, and for a few minutes afterward, nobody in that building seemed to want the night to end. Five years. Five straight springs of watching someone else play meaningful hockey in April while the Flyers cleaned out their lockers early, while a fan base that used to define itself by playoff hockey learned to define itself by its absence instead. Then Carolina happened, and it happened fast. The East’s No. 1 seed went 3-0-1 against Philly in the regular season, and the May rematch with very real stakes on the line pr
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Wednesday Florida Panthers Offseason Caterwaul -
The Florida Panthers were ranked 27th (up from 29th last year) in The Athletic’s NHL Pipeline Rankings 2026: From Sharks to Avalanche, the best prospects and under-23 players article. Here’s what Corey Pronman had to say about Florida’s system and Top 8 under-23 prospects: The Panthers’ system isn’t the deepest, but they still have some solid young forwards like Sandis Vilmanis and Simas Ignatavicius. There isn’t much high-end skill after them; however, Florida has a decent number of skaters picked in the middle rounds who have a chance to play NHL games. 1. Sandis Vilmanis, LW Jan. 23, 2004 | 6-foot-1 | 192 pounds | Shoots left Drafted: No. 157 in 2022Tier: Middle of the lineup player Skating: NHL averagePuck skills: NHL averageHockey sense: NHL averageCompet
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Rangersilla on melkoinen kani hatussaan – Leo Carlssonin jättisopimus paljastaa miksi -
New York Rangers voi huokaista helpotuksesta, vaikka Gabe Perreaultin kehitys lähtisi ensi kaudella todelliseen lentoon: seura ei joudu samanlaiseen piinapenkkiin kuin Anaheim Ducks Leo Carlssonin kanssa. Tre Kronor -tähti Carlssonin tilanne nousi kesällä valtavaksi puheenaiheeksi, kun Philadelphia Flyers tarjosi nuorelle tähtihyökkääjälle viiden vuoden ja 90 miljoonan dollarin sopimusta. Anaheim päätti lopulta vastata tarjoukseen ja piti […]
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Wednesday Morning Fly By: It finally happened -
*OUR LONG NATIONAL NIGHTMARE IS OVER! No, not that one. Or the other one you’re hoping for. It’s the Hunter McDonald contract; Danny Briere finally got it done. [BSH] *Signing the Phantoms defenseman was Danny B’s final bit of business to take care of this summer. Presumably, he made these calls from the cottage. [Inquirer] *Anyhoo, another Big Defensive Prospect, Spencer Gill, is eager to put the last couple of injury-riddled seasons behind him and begin his pro career on the right foot. [
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Hunter McDonald re-signs with the Flyers, and he’s expected to compete for a job at camp -
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Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus 8-19-2026 7 Levels of Concern Heading into a New NHL Season -
Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus: Discussion on 7 VERY important categories and the Levels of Concern Heading into a New NHL Season for the Philadelphia Flyers. LEVEL OF CONCERN: 2 Start of season for Travis Konecny LEVEL OF CONCERN: 7 ATOI for Travis Sanheim reasoning if they are going to return to the playoffs and level up they have to somewhat monitor his usage in season but not to a detrimental cost in standings points. Sanheim just flat out means that much to the team, perhaps more than any other individual player. LEVEL OF CONCERN: 4 Strength of the Goaltending…
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Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus 8-19-2026 7 Levels of Concern Heading into a New NHL Season -
Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus: Discussion on 7 VERY important categories and the Levels of Concern Heading into a New NHL Season for the Philadelphia Flyers. LEVEL OF CONCERN: 2 Start of season for Travis Konecny LEVEL OF CONCERN: 7 ATOI for Travis Sanheim reasoning if they are going to return to the playoffs and level up they have to somewhat monitor his usage in season but not to a detrimental cost in standings points. Sanheim just flat out means that much to the team, perhaps more than any other individual player. LEVEL OF CONCERN: 4 Strength of the Goaltending Vlader ranked 8th by NHL Network last 3: 33 avg gp...99 total Woll last 3: 34 avg gp...102 total Kolosov has 21 games in the NHL LEVEL OF CONCERN: 5 Martone in first full season LEVEL OF CONCERN: 11 Power Play LEVEL OF CONCERN: 8 Defensive corp overall Risto here and healthy variable, Jiricek??? Bonk ready or close to? Ty Murchison adds an element of hmmm. Maybe Mcdonald also. Benoit? LEVEL OF CONCERN: 7 Last seaso
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Flyers Agree to Terms With Hunter McDonald on a Two-Year Contract
Defenseman agrees to two-way/one-way contract. -
Flyers Agree to Terms With Hunter McDonald on a Two-Year Contract Defenseman agrees to two-way/one-way contract.
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Hunter McDonald Signing: Flyers Lock Up 6-Foot-4 Blueliner -
Highlights Flyers signed Hunter McDonald to a two-year deal worth $912,500 per season The 6-foot-4 defenseman made his NHL debut in April and picked up an assist Read below for the contract structure and where he fits on Philadelphia’s blue line The Flyers cleared one of the last items off their restricted free agent list […] The post Hunter McDonald Signing: Flyers Lock Up 6-Foot-4 Blueliner appeared first on Gino Hard.
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McDonald Re-Signs with Flyers -
The Philadelphia Flyers have agreed to terms with defenseman Hunter McDonald on a two-year, two-way/one-way contract, according to General Manager Dan... - AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms
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McDonald Re-Signs with Flyers -
Two-Year Deal for Hard-Working Blueliner The Philadelphia Flyers have agreed to terms with defenseman Hunter McDonald on a two-year, two-way/one-way contract, according to General Manager Daniel Briere. McDonald, 24, completed his second full season of professional hockey in 2025-26, registering six assists and 92 penalty minutes in 65 games with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms. The Read More The post McDonald Re-Signs with Flyers appeared first on Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
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Hunter McDonald (D) from Philadelphia Flyers to Philadelphia Flyers -
Date: 08/18/2026 Player: Hunter McDonald (D) From: Philadelphia Flyers To: Philadelphia Flyers Information: 2 years Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
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2026-08-18
Flyers sign Hunter McDonald to two-year deal, clear RFA deck for the summer -
McDonald, the big stay-at-home defenseman on the roster bubble, was the last restricted free agent the Flyers needed to sign.
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Flyers agree to terms on deal with final restricted free agent of offseason -
Danny Briere wrapped up his offseason work Tuesday by taking care of the Flyers’ final restricted free agent.The club and Hunter McDonald agreed to terms on a new two-year, $1.825 million contract. The deal is a two-way contract in Year 1 and a one-way contract in Year 2, while the average annual value of it is $912,500.McDonald will remain an RFA when the deal expires after the 2027-28 season.The 24-year-old defenseman made his NHL debut last season in the Flyers’ regular-season finale. He had an assist and a plus-3 rating in the team’s 4-2 win over the Canadiens.The 6-foot-4 produ
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Flyers Sign Hunter McDonald To Two-Year Deal -
The Philadelphia Flyers have signed defenseman Hunter McDonald to a two-year contract worth $1.825MM. The deal will be two-way in the first year and transition to one-way in the second, setting McDonald up for increased NHL responsibility after his debut last season. In his debut, he logged one assist and finished with a plus-three rating. McDonald spent the remainder of last season with the AHLâs Lehigh Valley Phantoms, where he notched six assists and led the team's defensemen in penalty minutes.
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How Rick Tocchet’s teams performed on the penalty kill in Year 2 -
The Flyers had a terrible power play, but not a great penalty kill. We take a look at what Tocchet-led teams have done in Tocchet's second year in comparison to his first year with Tampa, Arizona, and Vancouver.
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Flyers Sign Hunter McDonald To Two-Year Deal -
The Philadelphia Flyers have kept one of their more intriguing prospects in the fold. Defenseman Hunter Mcdonald has signed a two-year, $1.825MM contract extension, per a team announcement. The deal will be two-way in year one and one-way in year two. That structure should gradually move McDonald toward more NHL responsibility after he made his […]
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Flyers sign Hunter McDonald to two-year extension -
The Philadelphia Flyers are keeping around a young, homegrown blueliner for at least another couple of seasons. On Tuesday, the Flyers announced that they have signed defenseman Hunter McDonald to a two-year contract extension. The deal will carry an average annual value (AAV) of $912,500. McDonald had been a restricted free agent prior to this agreement. McDonald, 24, played 65 games for Philadelphia’s American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate Lehigh Valley Phantoms last season, putting up no goals and six assists for six points. He also appeared in one game for the Flyers last season, in which he notched an assist.…
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Christian Dvorak is proud to lead a young squad – Flyers Daily #shorts -
Christian Dvorak explains how he's embraced his role as a veteran leader for a young team on Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus. Watch the full episode from Friday, August 14th on our page! #Flyers #NHL #Philly
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Flyers finally sign Hunter McDonald to two-year contract -
Out long national nightmare is over. We were all waiting with bated breath for just when the Philadelphia Flyers were going to re-sign all of their restricted free agents. We were pacing our respective living rooms. A trail has been deeply worn in all of our carpets and our family is concerned for us. We can’t stop fretting. Well, thank goodness we can finally get some peaceful sleep. The Flyers have signed defenseman Hunter McDonald to a two-year contract, as announced by the team on Tuesday afternoon. The 24-year-old left-handed blueliner was the team’s final restricted free agent.
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NHL rumors: Cutter Gauthier turned down Ducks’ 4-year contract extension offer -
To call this offseason tumultuous for the Anaheim Ducks would be a massive understatement. General manager Pat Verbeek was forced to make Leo Carlsson the highest-paid player in NHL history based on average annual value to fend off an offer sheet from the Philadelphia Flyers. The organization then watched its blue line undergo a massive […] The post NHL rumors: Cutter Gauthier turned down Ducks’ 4-year contract extension offer appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Save of the Year: Vladar Adds Another Honor to Stellar Season -
The honors keep coming for Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Dan Vladar. After being named the 8th best goalie in the NHL […] The post Save of the Year: Vladar Adds Another Honor to Stellar Season appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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Give Derek Shelton some credit! -
Derek Shelton’s short and testy press conference after the Twins’ loss to Philadelphia on Sunday reminded Reusse of a Twins manager he covered long ago. Reusse also has thoughts on the Twins, Vikings and Lynx. We launched a new YouTube channel for Judd’s Hockey Show! Subscribe now: http://youtube.com/@JuddsHockeyShow SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS: https://on.auraframes.com/Unchained Use promo code UNCHAINED for $25 off at Aura Frames https://play.underdogfantasy.com/p-skor-north — Use promocode SKOR at Underdog Fantasy for a deposit match https://gamedaymenshealth.com/minnetonka-mn/purpledaily/ — Find your maximal self! https://seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/JUDD10 — Save 10% off your next order at SeatGeek with promo code Judd10 https://skornorth.com/element — Save 15% off your…
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Flyers 2026 Top 25 Under 25, No. 9: Jack Berglund -
It was a productive year for number nine on the Top 25, Jack Berglund. The big left-handed center is up six spots from his winter ranking in early 2026 (and 11 spots from last August), helped by a big showing on the international stage and scoring his first AHL goal towards the end of the season. We thought we might get to see more of him in North America in the 2026-27 year, but he’s just been loaned back to his Swedish Hockey League club, Färjestad BK. Berglund should have a lot of confidence going into the season and we should be excited to see him back in Pennsylvania in a year’s time. No. 9: Jack Berglund 2
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Tuesday Morning Fly By: Count’s lost -
*Dear reader, your illustrious author’s brain is fried and she has lost count of how many days are left. Please consult Bill Matz for the latest updates on this matter. Anyhoo, while we’re talking counts, we’ve reached the top-10 of this year’s 25 Under 25 and up first at the bottom is Jett Luchanko. A guy who never inspires too much debate, right? [BSH]
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O&B Puckcast Episode #311: Around the league with Soector’s Hockey, Part 1 -
Join hosts Isaiah and Chef as they welcome Lyle Richardson The post O&B Puckcast Episode #311: Around the league with Soector’s Hockey, Part 1 appeared first on FLYERS NITTY GRITTY.
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Buyer Beware: Cutter Gauthier Rejects $52M Contract Offer From Anaheim Ducks -
Cutter Gauthier has reportedly rejected a 4-year, $52M offer from the Anaheim Ducks. After his dramatic exit from Philadelphia, are the Ducks learning a harsh lesson?
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Dan Vladar earns much-deserved recognition after breakout season -
Dan Vladar earns much-deserved recognition after breakout season
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Flyers prospect Spencer Gill eager to turn pro -
As the next season looms — just one month until the official opening of training camp — inflection points present, big and small, for team and players alike up and down the Flyers’ organizational ladder. Some have more to be made of them than others, and one of the players set to make a less perhaps slightly less publicized pivot is Flyers defense prospect Spencer Gill. Gill, having just wrapped up his time playing in the QMJHL this past spring, is set to graduate up to the pros and make his debut with the Phantoms in just a few months’ time. And while, particularly for a defenseman, this will be a significant step up in the quality of his opponents, and in turn, the difficulty of his assignments, Gill is meeting that challenge with eagerness.
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2026-08-17
Flyers believe Michigan-bound Nesbitt could develop into a ‘handful' for opponents -
Jack Nesbitt went to Michigan State and watched Porter Martone play.He saw the college game up close.“It seems like it’s a little bit faster than junior hockey and the OHL,” Nesbitt said in June. “And that’s what I wanted.”He then saw Martone take the college experience to the NHL, all the way into the Stanley Cup Playoffs. One season with the Spartans paid off,
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Tarasenko Free Agency: Flyers Pitched as Power-Play Fix -
Highlights Mike Rupp named the Flyers a landing spot for Vladimir Tarasenko on NHL Tonight Philadelphia finished dead last in the NHL on the power play at 15.7 percent Read below for the numbers behind the fit and the roster crunch working against it Vladimir Tarasenko still does not have a team, and NHL Network […] The post Tarasenko Free Agency: Flyers Pitched as Power-Play Fix appeared first on Gino Hard.
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Flyers Legends Return to Penn Rink for Alumni Camp -
Flyers legends return to Penn Class of 1923 Rink to take part in Alumni Fantasy Camp The post Flyers Legends Return to Penn Rink for Alumni Camp appeared first on FLYERS NITTY GRITTY.
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Schaefer, Cowan, Martone & More – First Career NHL Goals 2025-26 -
NHL Calder Memorial Trophy winner Matthew Schaefer, Toronto Maple Leafs forward Easton Cowan and Philadelphia Flyers youngster Porter Martone all had their first career goals this year along with other great budding stars. Check out the best first career goals from 2025-26. ———————————————- 📺 http://sportsnetplus.ca – Stream live on Sportsnet+ 💻 http://www.sportsnet.ca – More news & highlights on Sportsnet.ca https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVhibwHk4WKw4leUt6JfRLg https://www.facebook.com/sportsnet https://twitter.com/sportsnet https://www.instagram.com/sportsnet/ https://www.tiktok.com/@sportsnet https://www.snapchat.com/@sportsnet.sc ———————————————- #nhl #hockey #firstcareergoal
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Can Denver Barkey put up 50+ points this season? – Flyers Daily 8/17/26 -
In today's Flyers Daily, predict a big leap for Denver Barkey in his first full NHL season. ✍️
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Schaefer, Cowan, Martone & More - First Career NHL Goals 2025-26 -
NHL Calder Memorial Trophy winner Matthew Schaefer, Toronto Maple Leafs forward Easton Cowan and Philadelphia Flyers youngster Porter Martone all had their first career goals this year along with other great budding stars. Check out the best first career goals from 2025-26. ---------------------------------------------- 📺 http://sportsnetplus.ca - Stream live on Sportsnet+ 💻 http://www.sportsnet.ca - More news & highlights on Sportsnet.ca https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVhibwHk4WKw4leUt6JfRLg https://www.facebook.com/sportsnet https://twitter.com/sportsnet https://www.instagram.com/sportsnet/ https://www.tiktok.com/@sportsnet https://www.snapchat.com/@sportsnet.sc ---------------------------------------------- #nhl #hockey #firstcareergoal
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Predicting Flyers Top Stories of ’26-27, Kimmo Timonen and Best 44s in Flyers History | PHLY Flyers -
As the NHL enters a quiet August, attention turns to the upcoming regular season. Predictions include key storylines like the power play effectiveness, Porter Martone's chances for Rookie of the Year, and Dan Vladar's standing among top goalies. Additionally, the video revisits the best Philadelphia players to wear the number 44 and features exclusive interviews with prominent figures including Danny Briere and Rick Tocchet.
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Remaining NHL Free Agents, Patrik Laine & the Return of the Panthers | DFO Rundown -
Jason Gregor and Mike Rupp return for another Daily Faceoff Rundown, breaking down the biggest NHL offseason storylines with training camp just around the corner. The guys take a look at the remaining NHL free agents looking for contracts, including Patrik Laine, Vladimir Tarasenko, Riley Smith, David Perron and Adam Henrique. Could Patrik Laine be a fit with the Tampa Bay Lightning, New York Islanders or Philadelphia Flyers? With his power-play ability still one of his biggest weapons, where is the best landing spot for the former 40-goal scorer? They also examine the Anaheim Ducks' offseason and whether their blue line is good enough to make another playoff push after losing veteran defensemen Jacob Trouba and Radko Gudas. Could Logan Stanley be a fit for Anaheim as the Ducks look to add some size and experience on defense? Plus, the guys discuss Connor Ingram and the remaining goaltenders available on the free-agent market, the new NHL preseason schedule and its impact on veteran
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Development Camp Mic'd Up: Denver Barkey -
Barkey was mic'd up during 2026 Flyers Development Camp.
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NHL Network analyst names 3 teams that could land Connor McDavid if he leaves the Oilers -
NHL analyst E.J. Hradek names Philadelphia, Detroit and the Rangers as top McDavid destinations if he ever leaves the Oilers.
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Flyers Goalie Ranked in NHL Network Top-10 Rankings -
Dan Vladar has become the first Flyers goalie to land in the top-10 of the NHL Network goalie rankings since the list started in 2016. The post Flyers Goalie Ranked in NHL Network Top-10 Rankings appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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Flyers’ Dan Vladar named one of the NHL’s best goaltenders -
With a great first impression, a strong playoff run, and a new five-year extension in his back pocket, Flyers goaltender Dan Vladar is having a good 2026. And it seems the NHL Network has given the netminder some kudos in his direction, putting him eighth in the outlet’s Top 10 goaltenders at the present time. Vladar was praised for his consistency and stellar work, with him third in goals-against average overall (2.42) for goaltenders who played a minimum of 35 games. “It was a really impressive season for Dan Vladar,” NHL Network&
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Flyers Top 25 Under 25, No. 10: Jett Luchanko -
As soon as the Philadelphia Flyers selected center Jett Luchanko with the 13th overall pick at the 2024 NHL Draft, it was a controversial decision. Instead of going with the online consensus of defenseman Zeev Buium or Finnish center Konsta Helenius, the Flyers went with the speedy, detailed center out of Guelph. Unfortunately, it’s not looking to hot but there is a world where his stock goes back up to some previous hype levels fairly soon. And now, he’s getting a slight demotion in our Top 25 Under 25 ranking, from No. 6 down to No. 10. No. 10: Jett Luchanko 2025-26 Primary League/Team: Guelph Storm/Brantford Bulldogs (OHL)2025-26 Statistics: 7 G, 36 A, 43 Pts in 38 GPA
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Monday Morning Fly By: Pattern, broken -
*We’re just about to move into the much-esteemed top-10 of our Top 25 Under 25 ranking, but before we cross over into that, we’ll take a moment to check in with Jack Nesbitt, who’s claimed the 11th spot. [BSH] *We’re taking some of this summer downtime as an opportunity to take a bit of a deep dive, looking into how Rick Tocchet’s teams have historically fared in year two on the power play. Can we take anything from this? Let’s get into it. [BSH] *But anyway, back to the kids. The Flyers’ projected roster looks pretty close t
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Reading Royals 2026-27 season outlook -
Photo Credit: The Reading Royale The post Reading Royals 2026-27 season outlook appeared first on FLYERS NITTY GRITTY.
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Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus 8-17-2026 Bill Meltzer -
Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus: We drop the puck on another offseason week of Flyers hockey with Bill Meltzer and discuss the following topics and volley our opinions back on forth: Who is the center for Matvei Michkov? Assuming Zegras is playing the center position also. Assuming a solid training camp is David Jiricek essentially a D man that plays at least 74 games? Could Hunter McDonald put the Flyers to the test for the third pair left side with Seeler? I’m not sure how much of a shock it will be for some but I think Denver Barkey eclipses 52 pts. Too big of an ask on my end? Flyers game up the 9th fewest goals per game against last season despite Januarys woes. Odd part is they were the 4th lowest goals against team in the metro. Scoring first. For them to go back to the playoffs they have got to score first with much more frequency than last season. You don’t dodge that bullet two seasons in a row.
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When did we all decide to stop hating Sidney Crosby? -
At one point, Sidney Crosby was the most hated man in the NHL. Call it righteous, frustration, or jealousy, but he was the most negatively discussed star in the sport. Now, he has close to a 100% positive rating outside of Philadelphia.
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Flyers' Matvei Michkov Flexes Physique In New Social Media Post -
Silencing critics with a transformed frame, Michkov eyes a breakout contract year to lead Philadelphia back to contention.
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2026-08-16
What Has Kept Flyers From Recent Sustained Success? -
The Philadelphia Flyers were no strangers to the Stanley Cup Playoffs during the 2010s. They made the Stanley Cup Final to begin the decade and qualified for the playoffs six…
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Dallas Stars send Jason Robertson to Philadelphia in blockbuster trade proposal -
Could Jason Robertson land with the Flyers? A realistic trade proposal breaks down why Philadelphia's cap space makes this rumor stick.
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The Flyers could use more depth at the Center position -
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Rangers Have A Lot Of Financial Flexibility Moving Forward -
The New York Rangers are poised for significant financial flexibility, with only four forwards signed beyond the 2026-27 season. This opens the door for a potential long-term contract with Gabriel Perreault, who impressed during his rookie season, tallying 12 goals and 27 points in 49 games. As a restricted free agent next summer, Perreault may wait for a solid 2026-27 season to maximize his earnings. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Flyers are also revamping their roster with a focus on internal development, particularly for prospects David JiÅÃÄek and Oliver Bonk. Additionally, Russian goaltender Alexander Smolin's future remains uncertain as he opts to…
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Calgary Flames’ Morgan Frost: A Key Player for Upcoming Season -
Calgary Flames have had a quiet offseason regarding their forward group, making key defensive additions while holding off on significant changes up front. A pivotal decision looms over forward Morgan Frost, an unrestricted free agent next July, who arrived in Calgary from Philadelphia in a trade that involved multiple assets. As Frost aims to solidify his position as a top-six center, his performance this season will greatly influence his market value. If he excels, he could command a substantial contract, whereas underperformance may restrict his worth significantly.
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2026-08-15
Dobber’s Offseason Fantasy Grades – Philadelphia Flyers -
For the last 23 years (13 with The Hockey News) DobberHockey has reviewed each team from a fantasy-hockey standpoint and graded them. The 24th annual review will appear here on DobberHockey throughout the summer. This is not a review of the likely performance on the ice or in the standings, but in the realm of [...]
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Flyers Flashback: A Look at Where the 2020 Draft Class Is Now -
Tyson Foerster and Emil Andrae headline the Flyers 2020 Draft Class, but where are the rest of the players from that draft year now? The post Flyers Flashback: A Look at Where the 2020 Draft Class Is Now appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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How Rick Tocchet’s teams performed on the power play in Year 2 -
The Flyers enter their second year under head coach Rick Tocchet looking for power play sol
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Would Vladimir Tarasenko be a fit for the Philadelphia Flyers? -
Vladimir Tarasenko is one of the top remaining unrestricted free agents looking for a home for next season. Could the Philadelphia Flyers be one of his best options?
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Counting down to Year 2 in Philly. 🔥 #shorts -
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What I’m hearing on Matvei Michkov’s return to Philly and the rest of the youth -
Photo Credit: Our very own Michael Reaves The post What I’m hearing on Matvei Michkov’s return to Philly and the rest of the youth appeared first on FLYERS NITTY GRITTY.
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LISTA: 10 SHL-talanger som kan få sitt stora genombrott
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SHL-säsongen närmar sig – och med den väntar nya möjligheter för nästa generation att kliva fram. HockeyNews har plockat ut tio unga talanger som kan få sitt stora genombrott 2026/27. ">Följ oss på Google NewsANNONSSHL-säsongen närmar sig – och med den väntar nya möjligheter för nästa generation att kliva fram. HockeyNews har plockat ut tio unga talanger som kan få sitt stora genombrott 2026/27. // 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. ANNONSLiam Dower Nilsson, Frölunda HC Kommentar: Liam Dower Nilsson har tagit kliv för varje säsong i Björklöven och stod för en makalös fjolårssäsong när laget tog steget upp i SHL. Nu väntar en återkomst till Frölunda, där han har alla möjligheter att fortsätta på samma spår och ta en stor roll i ett Göteborgslag som siktar högt. Jack Berglund, Färjestad BK Den här artikeln är ex
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The Flyers could still trade for this center option before the season starts -
The Flyers could still trade for this center option before the season starts
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90 miljoonan NHL-bluffi katsottiin loppuun asti – harhaluoti omaan nilkkaan? -
Philadelphia Flyers jätti Leo Carlssonista peräti 90 miljoonan dollarin offer sheetin. Anaheim Ducks piti tähtensä, mutta olisiko seura voinut selvitä pienemmällä laskulla? Leo Carlssonin sopimustilanne oli kesän puhutuimpia NHL-aiheita. Anaheim Ducks piti lopulta tähtihyökkääjänsä, mutta tilanteen pitkittyminen tuli seuralle erittäin kalliiksi. Philadelphia Flyers tarjosi Carlssonille peräti 90 miljoonan dollarin offer sheet -sopimusta. Ducks päätti vastata […]
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Zach Werenski doesn't sound like an immediate trade option for the Flyers -
Zach Werenski doesn't sound like an immediate trade option for the Flyers
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Episode 54: Defensive Discourse | Tri-State Hockey Podcast -
Jonny Lazarus, Arthur Staple, and Mike Rupp are back for Episode 54 of the Tri-State Hockey Podcast to debate some of the biggest questions surrounding the Rangers, Islanders, Devils, and the Metropolitan Division heading into the 2026-27 NHL season. The guys react to the NHL Network’s Top 20 defensemen rankings, including Adam Fox being left outside the top 10, Matthew Schaefer landing at No. 7, Lane Hutson’s rise, Evan Bouchard, Charlie McAvoy, and more. Then, they break down Jason Demers’ early Metro Division predictions and give their own 1-through-8 rankings, debating where the New York Rangers and Islanders stack up against the Carolina Hurricanes, New Jersey Devils, Washington Capitals, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Columbus Blue Jackets. Plus, the crew answers your voicemails, including whether Dylan Larkin could be a fit with the Devils, what Detroit could possibly get back in a trade, whether Quinn Hughes would give New Jersey or Minnesota the better Sta
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Flyers return most of defense, but two youngsters are pushing -
The Flyers are bringing back the majority of their defense from last season’s playoff team.At the NHL draft in late June, Danny Briere wasn’t bothered by that idea. This offseason, the Flyers held onto Rasmus Ristolainen, who’s entering the final year of his contract. In a four-player trade two months ago, the club parted ways with Emil Andrae and acquired Simon Benoit. Other than that, the Flyers’ defense stayed mostly intact.“We have the same top five defensemen that took us to
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PhHN Daily: Flyers Predictions; Penguins Trade Rejected; Ducks’ Incoming Salary Dumps? -
Welcome to the 8/14 edition of the PhHN Daily! We’ve got plenty of Philadelphia Flyers content to talk about, including […] The post PhHN Daily: Flyers Predictions; Penguins Trade Rejected; Ducks’ Incoming Salary Dumps? appeared first on Philly Hockey Now.
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Would Vladimir Tarasenko be a fit for the Philadelphia Flyers? -
Vladimir Tarasenko is one of the top remaining unrestricted free agents looking for a home for next season. Could the Philadelphia Flyers be one of his best options?
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Flyers 2026 Top 25 Under 25, No. 11: Jack Nesbitt -
Just outside of the top-ten on our list is one of the younger players to make an appearance here: Jack Nesbitt. We saw quite the consternation around his selection just over one year ago. With three graduations ahead of him from our previous list, Nesbitt slid up three places from his number 14 placement in the winter edition, and is making the jump to the NCAA for the 2026-27 season. No. 14: Jack Nesbitt 2025-26 Primary League/Team: Windsor Spitfires (OHL)2025-26 Statistics: 25G 33A 58 PTS in 55 GP (7G 3A 10PTS in 13 Playoff GP) Age as of 9/15/2026: 19 (1/12/2007)Acquired Via: 2025 NHL Draft – Round 1, Pick 12 How did Nesbitt’s 2025-26 season go?
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Adam Fantilli's contract standoff may have just opened an unexpected door to offer sheet from rival -
Philadelphia reportedly closed the door on more offer sheets weeks ago, but a stalled Adam Fantilli contract fight in Columbus may be prying it back open.
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2 trades the Flyers can make with the Wild next season -
The Philadelphia Flyers are trying to be a team that regularly contends for the playoffs and once their young players grow into their primes, they can potentially challenge for the Stanley Cup. That’s the plan but right now, we’re still in the first of several steps to that goal. While in the infancy of this next stage, some trades could happen to potentially push them along — to provide a little jolt towards being taken a little more seriously. While we’ve already had a glance at a couple trades the Flyers could make
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Filip Forsberg Trade Revisited & Bobby Clarke: The Ultimate Philadelphia Flyer -
Also, some Today in Hockey History, a look back at Turco's brief stint with the Bruins, 10 coolest old school NHL goalie masks, top 10 Hobey Baker winners of all-time, and more.
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Friday Morning Fly By: It’s 47 days now -
*I spared you an Andrew MacDonald jumpscare this morning; you’re welcome. Anyhoo, it’s always fun to get the fam together to discuss some things, speculate and whatnot, so we had a little discussion about who we think will be the biggest surprise for the Flyers this season. [BSH] *Speaking of surprises, what I thought was a nepo baby selection — that of Cole Knuble — has turned into a potentially nice little pick for the Flyers way late in the 2023 draft. [NBC Sports Philly]
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Gettin Gritty Wit It Episode #330: Flyers loan Jack Berglund to the SHL, what does it mean? -
The Flyers made some headlines earlier in the week with The post Gettin Gritty Wit It Episode #330: Flyers loan Jack Berglund to the SHL, what does it mean? appeared first on FLYERS NITTY GRITTY.
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Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus 8-14-2026 Barkey, Tippett, Cates and Bump interviews -
Flyers Daily with Jason Myrtetus: Our last look back with Flyers exit day interviews and we end with a quad package of sit downs. We start with Denver Barkey, then to Owen Tippett, onto Noah Cates and we wrap up with Alex Bump. A four pack of Flyers players convos to kick off this mid August weekend as hockey season creeps closer.
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