What a great time it is to be a hockey fan in the City of Brotherly Love! The Philadelphia Flyers get in a win in Prague, Czech Republic and get another at home to start the season undefeated. Now, it’s time to test their skill for the first time in the 2019-2020 season across the […]
Read more "Spying on the Saboteur: Philadelphia Flyers vs Vancouver Canucks"It took just two games for Flyers fans to embrace this young team. Gone are the slow starts, gone are excuses, gone is a team that skates flat-footed. A lot of credit has to be given to Alain Vigneault and his experienced coaching staff, as well as Carter Hart and team defense. Vigneault preached a […]
Read more "There’s an exciting new buzz around the Philadelphia Flyers"The Flyers’ locker room was nearly empty. After clinging on to a 4-3 win over Chicago, the team was met with a frantic media huddle as reporters scrambled to talk to the stars of the night. But when the dust settled and reporters rushed back to their desks, one man walked out of the Flyers […]
Read more "Flyers’ Oskar Lindblom doesn’t want the spotlight, he just wants to improve"There have been more than a few updates to the NHL rule book for the 2019 season. With the regular season kicking off on October 2nd, it’s time to become familiar with these changes in an attempt to understand the NHL officiating. These range from video review to player safety practices. All of the following […]
Read more "The More You Know: 2019 NHL Rule Changes"The recent construction and renovations at the Wells Fargo Center open up a lot of new opportunities for Flyers fans- including the beautiful Center City Club Restaurant & Lounge, the new all-inclusive Flyers experience. However, fans and non-hockey-watchers can probably agree, the best thing to come out of the Wells Fargo Center construction was the […]
Read more "Looking back on Gritty’s first year as the Flyers’ mascot"The Flyers are back in town. Let’s get this party started. The orange and black continue their pre-season tilts, and some prospects have stood out from the rest. For instance, Joel Farabee, German Rubtsov, Morgan Frost (Before injury), Philippe Myers, Carter Hart (Second year), and Maksim Sushko. However, some Vets have stood out, as well, […]
Read more "Flyers Weekly Mailbag: What would the lines look like with Nolan Patrick injured?"The Flyers have re-invented themselves in the matter of a few months. There is no secret that the orange and black are stockpiled with some bull-dog prospects that are chomping at the bit to make the big club. Some proud prospects will finally make the roster this fall. Finally, Flyers Rookie Camp is upon us, […]
Read more "A whistle-stop guide to Flyers rookie camp"Let’s go Flyers duh-duh-duh-duh-duh, Let’s go Flyers duh-duh-duh-duh-duh. We’re almost there Flyers fans. In less than a month Rookie Camp, and Training Camp begins. Without further delay, here are our answers to your questions. Talks with both players have stalled due to the market, and talks with the Provorov camp haven’t been going well for […]
Read more "Flyers Weekly Mailbag: Forecasting the cap for 2020 & 2021"When is Fletcher going to re-sign the remaining RFA’s in Travis Konecny, Ivan Provorov? That seems to be the million dollar question echoing throughout the Philadelphia legion of fans right now. Let’s hope it’s sooner rather than later. Without further delay, here are our answers to your questions. Mikhail Vorobyev. Honestly, I just don’t see […]
Read more "Flyers Weekly Mailbag: Can Carter Hart avoid a sophomore slump?"The proud orange-clad fans were rejoicing throughout the streets of Vancouver following the draft. Well, let’s give them more to cheer about. Newly crowned General Manager Chuck Fletcher wanted to keep his young up and coming stars intact with the orange and black for years to come. He stayed true to his promise as the […]
Read more "Why the Scott Laughton signing is so important for the Flyers"