The Philadelphia Flyers are without yet another player as center Rodrigo Abols had to exit Saturday afternoon’s game against the New York Rangers after a devastating and nasty-looking injury to his leg.
During the first period of this fairly important game against the division rivals, Abols went into a board battle for a loose puck with Rangers winger Gabe Perreault. Initially, it looked like a fairly harmless play but as the Flyers centerman turned around, it appears that the toe of his ...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
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The Philadelphia Flyers are back home for exactly one game and it just so happens to be a fairly big one. The New York Rangers front office had to write their fans a letter for the second time and this is the first game where the team have the opportunity to respond. And, well, the Flyers have issues of their own with a hefty losing streak. Should be a, well, interesting one?
Puck drop: 1:00 p.m. How to watch/listen: 📺: NBCSP 📻: 97.5 The Fanatic
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From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
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The Philadelphia Flyers host the New York Rangers on Saturday, and are -147 favorites on the moneyline, with the visiting team at +123.
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Flyers vs. Rangers Favorite, Moneyline, Total
Favorite: Flyers (-147)
Underdog: Rangers (+123)
Total: 6
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How to Watch Flyers vs. Rangers
Date: Saturday, January 17, 2026
Time: 1 p.m. ET
How to watch on TV: ESPN+
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Venue: Xfinity Mobile A...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
| about 2 months ago
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Looking for best bets for the Philadelphia Flyers versus New York Rangers matchup on Saturday at 1 p.m. ET? See below for some ideas.
Best Flyers vs. Rangers Prop Bets
Player & Team
Odds to Score a Goal
Goals & Games Played
Artemi Panarin, Rangers
+195
16 G in 47 GP
Trevor Zegras, Flyers
+195
18 G in 46 GP
Travis Konecny, Flyers
+195
14 G in 45 GP
Mika Zibanejad, Rangers
+200
18 G in 47 GP
Owen Tippett, Flyers
+230
15 G in 4...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
| about 2 months ago
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After Friday’s practice, Craig Berube discussed the consecutive losses on the road, William Nylander’s status, Easton Cowan’s costly penalty in Vegas, and Anthony Stolarz nearing a return to the lineup. Do you think the last couple of losses have been tied to fatigue on the road? Berube: I didn’t feel like we were fatigued in […]
The post Craig Berube on the message to Easton Cowan about his costly penalty in Vegas: “Just don’t reach there… Go through the guy, and it’s an easy play” appeared...
From Maple Leafs Hotstove
| about 2 months ago
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Saturday’s NHL lineup features an outing between the favored Philadelphia Flyers (22-16-8, -139 on the moneyline to win at home) and the New York Rangers (20-22-6, +117 moneyline odds) at 1 p.m. ET on ESPN+.
The Rangers’ matchup with the Flyers will air on ESPN+, so tune in to catch the action.
Flyers vs. Rangers Game Info & Odds
When: Saturday, January 17, 2026 at 1 p.m. ET
TV Channel: ESPN+
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Live Stream: ESPN+
Where: Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Penn...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
| about 2 months ago
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The Philadelphia Flyers were a resilient team in the first half of the season.
Through their first 41 games, the Flyers only lost consecutive games five times, and only one time were those back-to-back losses in regulation. Their longest losing streak was three games, but they earned a point in each of those losses against top teams in the Vegas Golden Knights and Carolina Hurricanes.
So when the Flyers dominated the Ducks again in a Trevor Zegras revenge game to end the first half o...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
| 9 reads
The Flyers closed out their quick road trip last night in Pittsburgh, and the closed it out with something of a whimper, delivering another largely disorganized showing on the way to a 6-3 loss and an extension of their losing streak to five games. It was a game from which there were not a lot of positives to pull, but the sure exception to that was the play of Denver Barkey. Coming off of his first healthy scratching of the season — the first of his professional career — all eyes were turned ...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
| 4 reads
From where we are right now, the Philadelphia Flyers’ season is one that has given us a lot of hope but at the same time, the same old problems have bubbled up to the surface to give us the most sour taste in our mouths. Some promise, something to look forward to as some players progress, but then things about this team that fans have been complaining about for decades, are still extremely present.
As it stands it shouldn’t be considered a step back or even the status quo, but a slight st...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
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When the Philadelphia Flyers announced they had signed Christian Dvorak to a five-year extension, questions surfaced immediately. Why commit to that amount of term? Can Dvorak realistically sustain this level of play? What does the deal mean for the center prospects in the organization? Yet one question stands out, particularly in light of recent developments. Why now?
Dvorak, who will turn 30 in a few weeks, is in the midst of the most productive season of his ten-year career. After sign...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
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Here are your Pens Points for this Friday morning… The Pittsburgh Penguins welcomed the Philadelphia Flyers to Pittsburgh on Thursday for a rather meaningful Metropolitan Division clash. Two minutes into the game, the Penguins claimed a 1-0 lead via a Justin Brazeau tally and never looked back. Sidney Crosby recorded another goal and assist, as […]
From PensBurgh
| about 2 months ago
| 4 reads
The Penguins got out to an early lead, held on for dear life and gave themselves enough of a cushion to take a 6-3 win over the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday night. Pittsburgh snapped a three-game losing streak and broke out of a slump where they only produced two total goals in those three games. […]
From PensBurgh
| about 2 months ago
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The Philadelphia Flyers extended their losing streak, this one a 6-3 loss to the Penguins in a game that saw Denver Barkey with a pair of assists and Matvei Michkov fighting for the first time, sticking up for the youngster in the third period.
The basics
First period: 2:16- Justin Brazeau (Ben Kindel, Anthony Mantha) (PPG), 12:25- Bryan Rust (Kris Letang, Sidney Crosby) (PPG) Second period: 1:16- Egor Chinakhov (Evgeni Malkin, Tommy Novak), 2:17- Rodrigo Abols (Cam York, Carl Grunds...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
| 5 reads
While the Philadelphia Flyers were getting embarrassed in Pittsburgh, Matvei Michkov stepped up to show some fight — literally.
Michkov has been more active in scrums recently and nearly got his first career fight on Wednesday night against Peyton Krebs, but the referees broke it up. He’s been itching to drop the gloves, and he didn’t let the opportunity pass him by on Thursday night in Pittsburgh.
Blake Lizotte lined up Denver Barkey with a hit in the neutral zone, and Michkov chase...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
| 6 reads
The Philadelphia Flyers are in goaltending hell right now.
Dan Vladar left Wednesday night’s loss in Buffalo after just one period due to an injury — early reports appear to be good, at least — and Sam Ersson hasn’t had the confidence of an NHL goalie in recent games. Aleksei Kolosov was recalled on Thursday afternoon, but didn’t get the start even after Ersson allowed two goals on eight shots the night before in Buffalo.
Rick Tocchet once again gave Ersson a nod, in what might have ...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
| 3 reads
Sam Ersson has had a bad year.
When the Philadelphia Flyers brought in Dan Vladar as a free agent last summer, the plan was to have them split the net and ride the hot hand. That hasn’t worked out, as the newcomer has played beyond even the most optimistic of expectations and taken the lion’s share of the crease.
It was up for debate if the below average save percentages over the years were a product of the team’s defensive structure, but Sam Ersson’s numbers have remained among the ...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
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From PensBurgh
| about 2 months ago
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When was the last time we could say that the Edmonton Oilers have goaltending depth to trade from? That seems to be the case right now, as Connor Ingram has impressed the team with his work since coming up in late December, and Tristan Jarry has returned to the crease as well after missing several weeks. They also have a smoking-hot prospect tearing it up at the AHL level. Meanwhile, in Philadelphia, the Flyers could be in a bind between the pipes. Dan Vladar has been excellent as the No...
From NHL Trade Rumors
| about 2 months ago
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And just like that, the Flyers’ brief road trip is already coming to a close. After a tough outing last night in Buffalo, the Flyers are heading into Pittsburgh hoping against all hope that they can find a way to turn a corner and stop their losing streak from stretching to five games. Desperation is mounting, and the Flyers need now more than ever to find a way to get things breaking their way again.
Puck drop: 7:00 p.m. How to watch/listen: 📺: ESPN 📻: 97.5 The Fanatic
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From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
| 6 reads
The Philadelphia Flyers star youngster has not shone bright this season, but it's not totally his fault and here's why.
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
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The Edmonton Oilers have a problem. They’re pressed up tight to the salary cap, and while they’ve been able to manoeuvre by activating Jake Walman and Tristan Jarry from the Long-Term Injured Reserve by placing an injured Adam Henrique there, they won’t be able to do that forever. In fact, when the time comes to…
From In the Pressbox
| about 2 months ago
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A nightmare has struck the city of Philadelphia. During the Flyers’ big and embarrassing loss to the Buffalo Sabres Wednesday night, goaltender Dan Vladar suffered an injury and had to be pulled after the first period.
While the Flyers confirmed the swap to put Sam Ersson in was due to injury (and not for allowing two goals on five shots in 20 minutes), the true confirmation that Vladar is going to at least miss Thursday’s game against the Pittsburgh Penguins came the morning after. Accor...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
| 8 reads
It was just one week ago, the Flyers were tied with Toronto heading into overtime. They had won three of their previous four games, and tried to take the second point in the extra session from the Maple Leafs. The overtime was highly entertaining, with Matvei Michkov and Sean Couturier having golden chances to end it. However, they didn’t. The Leafs went back down the ice and scored to win the game. It didn’t seem like a huge deal. Philadelphia gained a point. Onto the Lightning.
Well, we...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
| 6 reads
A once-strength for the Philadelphia Flyers has become an area of weakness as the penalty kill continues to slip further and further towards league average.
The Flyers have stumbled out of the gate a bit to start the calendar year. Nearly every part of their game has struggled – from the power play to the goaltending – but one key area has quietly slipped under the radar: the penalty kill. Once a strength of John Tortorella’s Flyers, it has now silently fallen back toward league-average. ...
From Broad Street Hockey
| about 2 months ago
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