The Quinn Hughes impasse continues in Minnesota. The superstar defenseman has one year to go on his contract, but despite being eligible, has not yet agreed to an extension with the Wild. Many are wondering what will come next. Most around hockey assume that Hughes will instead make his way to the New Jersey Devils to join his two brothers, Jack and Luke. But now we get a suggestion from Kevin Kurz in The Athletic that the Devils' division rival, the Philadelphia Flyers , might actually ...
The relationship between Philadelphia Flyers head coach Rick Tocchet and Matvei Michkov was a major talking point throughout the 2025-26 NHL campaign. Although the Flyers returned to the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since 2020, Michkov endured an up-and-down sophomore season that included multiple public callouts from Tocchet. But with 2026-27 fast approaching, […]
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The NHL is full of coaching one-hit wonders. Spencer Carbery won the award with the Washington Capitals in 2024-25 only to see his team miss the playoffs the following season.…
September is here, and Philadelphia Flyers training camp is now less than two weeks away. It’s a big training camp […]
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The Philadelphia Flyers are in a weird place right now. Without much evidence of anything for how next season will go, we have a wide array of possibilities going through our head. Could they suddenly put everything together, with all the young players fulfilling their potential, and battle for the top spot in the division? It’s possible. Could they also be one of the worst teams in the NHL just because of some lack of true star power and other teams surging past them because of the offseason ...
*The Flyers’ beat over at The Failing New York Times sat down with coach Rick Tocchet — in Rittenhouse Square! Very important that you know this detail — and we learned some stuff. Nothing earth-shattering was revealed, but definitely some interesting tidbits. [ The Athletic ]
*Naturally, there is one subject discussed during this interview that has become the Main Thing. Guess what it is. You’ll never guess. [ TSN ]
*Anyhoo, yesterday’s Big News was the release of the full rookie ca...
The Flyers announced the players who will be attending next week’s training camp , as well as the schedule which runs from Sept. 11 through to Sept. 16, including the two games against the New York Rangers next weekend.
The next generation is going camping! ⛺️ Check out this year’s Rookie Camp roster and schedule. #LetsGoFlyers — Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) September 3, 2026
The 27-man roster includes 16 forwards, eight blueliners, and a trio of goaltenders. Leading the fo...
When Philadelphia Flyers general manager Danny Briere finished negotiating an eight-year, $56.8 million deal with Tyson Foerster days prior to the Leo Carlsson offer sheet, many were surprised. With Jamie Drysdale and Trevor Zegras still without deals, and needing deals before salary arbitration cases began, getting Foerster locked up for eight years appeared to be a feather in Briere’s cap. The deal most likely appears it will be the last eight-year contract Briere will be signing for some ti...
The official roster for the 2026-27 Philadelphia Flyers Rookie Camp has been released! 15 rookie forwards, 8 rookie defensemen, and […]
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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 collectio...
*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 so...
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
In an announcement today , the Flyers announced Alex Ambrose has bee...
The Philadelphia Flyers have announced several changes to the team’s hockey operations staff ahead of the coming 2026-27 season. Starting […]
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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 o...
The Philadelphia Flyers spent the entire offseason without solving their center depth, and their own top prospect at the position isn't even getting a shot to help fix it. Per The Athletic's Kevin Kurz , the plan right now is for Jett Luchanko to spend the full 2026-27 season with AHL Lehigh Valley rather than push for an extended look on Philadelphia's NHL roster. Trevor Zegras, who spent time at the position late last season, is the one being handed the job in training camp instead.
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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 ha...
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 also shared pictures of Da...
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.
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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 negativ...
Welcome to September, everyone! NHL Hockey is BACK this month, with training camps just a little over two weeks away, […]
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While several NHL teams are racing to lock up their own pending free agents before a key deadline, the Philadelphia Flyers aren't among them. Asked by RG's Andrew Knoll whether there'd been any progress on new deals for Matvei Michkov or Rasmus Ristolainen, GM Daniel Briere didn't leave much room for interpretation. "There's nothing going on at the moment," Briere said. "I'm sure along the way, at some point, there will be discussions, but not at the moment."
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*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...
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...
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 experienc...
The NHL introduced the “Hometown Remix” concept, which will give all 32 NHL teams a new alternate jersey for the […]
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