The Philadelphia Flyers will play 13 games on national broadcasts during their 2022-2023 regular season campaign. The home opener on October 13, against the New Jersey Devils, will be found on ESPN+/Hulu.
Five games will be on TNT, four on ESPN+/Hulu, three on ESPN, and one on ABC:
October 13: Flyers vs. Devils, 7p, ESPN+/Hulu
October 18: Flyers at Lightning, 7p, ESPN
October 19: Flyers at Panthers, 7:30p, TNT
November 15: Flyers at Blue Jackets, 7:30p, ESPN+/Hulu
November 23: Flyers at Capitals, 7:30p, TNT
November 25: Flyers vs. Penguins, 5:30p, TNT
November 29: Flyers vs. Islanders, 7:30p, ESPN+/Hulu
December 13: Flyers at Avalanche, 9:30p, ESPN
March 1: Flyers vs. Rangers, 7:30p, TNT
March 11: Flyers at Penguins, 3:30p, ABC
March 18: Flyers vs. Hurricanes, 5p, ESPN+/Hulu
March 23: Flyers vs. Wild, 6:30p, ESPN
April 9: Flyers vs. Bruins, 6p, TNT
Despite two recent disappointing seasons, the Flyers remain a team receiving national coverage. The upcoming 2022-2023 season presents a chance to prove critics wrong on a stage much larger than last season warrants. Philadelphia will battle eight divisional opponents in the national spotlight. Criticism has swirled around the team, management, and ownership all offseason as the Flyers take on a stacked Metropolitan division.
“The number one thing for me is I’m going to be upfront with the players. We’re going to look to be a team that’s going to be hard to play against. I think Philly has lost that a little bit. We’re going to get back at it here, and try to push them in the right direction.”
John Tortorella; 6/20/2022
(Photo Credit: Alex McIntyre)
