The Philadelphia Flyers made official on Friday evening defenseman Mark Streit's four year, $21 million contract that was previously reported almost two weeks ago. With Streit on the books, the Flyers now have $33.25 million
Read More
The Philadelphia Flyers continue to be linked to various potential trade pieces across the NHL, but aside from the trade of Harry Zolnierczyk, the organization has refrained from making any further moves. My thoughts on
Read More
Former Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Brian Boucher had been practicing in Voorhees recently while the NHL lockout slowly came to an end. He was set to re-join the Carolina Hurricanes on the second year of his
Read More
The 2012 NHL Entry Draft kicks off tomorrow evening in Pittsburgh. As of now (11:00 PM, June 21st), the Philadelphia Flyers still hold the 20th overall pick. I’ve been reluctant to craft mock drafts or
Read More
Paul Gaustad of the Buffalo Sabres was on the list of players that Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren considered acquiring at the NHL trade deadline. He ultimately was traded to the Nashville Predators for a
Read More
I hate, hate, hate the expression "goalie controversy," and yet here we are. Peter Laviolette opted to start Ilya Brygalov in net on Sunday night after a strong performance the day before. Six goals and
Read More
This had to have been one of the easiest decisions for Carolina Hurricanes general manager Jim Rutherford. His team is sitting in 14th place in the Eastern Conference, having won 3 of their last 10
Read More
The Flyers announced late on Monday that defensemen Braydon Coburn and Chris Pronger would miss last night's game against the Carolina Hurricanes. Pronger is believed to have the flu while, according to Tim Panaccio of
Read More
The Flyers completed their three game road trip through the Southeast division last night, earning five of a possible six points and temporarily taking first place in the Eastern Conference. What did we learn from
Read More
It’s amazing how different the 2011-12 Flyers will look compared to this past season’s team, but you have to give general manager Paul Holmgren some credit for not being afraid to mix up what didn’t
Read More