2026 Season Preview: Philadelphia Flyers
The Flyers tried, but couldn’t land Leo Carlsson. Do they have what it takes to build off of last season's success and keep progressing?
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The Flyers tried, but couldn’t land Leo Carlsson. Do they have what it takes to build off of last season's success and keep progressing?
EA has released the ratings for the Top 300 players in the NHL 27 video game, which releases on Friday, […] The post EA NHL 27 Ratings Released; Did They Get the Flyers Right? appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
The Philadelphia Flyers enjoyed a very impressive 2025-26 season under new head coach Rick Tocchet. Philadelphia made the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since the COVID-19 bubble playoffs. And they even won a series, taking down the Pittsburgh Penguins in six games. Ultimately, they ran into a juggernaut in the Carolina Hurricanes in […] The post Flyers’ glaring roster flaw that must be fixed before 2026-27 NHL season appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Philadelphia Flyers come in at No. 14 on TheHockeyNews.com's NHL off-season rankings. GM Daniel Briere made some limited changes this summer, but they shape up as a stronger team than the one that finished the 2025-26 season. What does Philadelphia have to do to improve next year?
While we’re twiddling our thumbs for the new Philadelphia Flyers season to start — or just have any semblance of professional hockey on our screens — some might opt to buy the latest installment of the NHL franchise by EA Sports for their respective video game console. It gives us a little jolt of excitement to get something hockey-related back in our minds once again as we gear up for several more months of Flyers hockey. NHL 27 isn’t out until September 11 but we’re getting little inkli...
Every season, some teams make big jumps in the standings. The San Jose Sharks, Anaheim Ducks, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Philadelphia Flyers were among several teams that made double-digit improvements in…
Welcome to the 8/21 edition of the PhHN Daily! We’ve got a lot to cover, including the Philadelphia Flyers wrapping […] The post PhHN Daily: Flyers Tie Up Loose Ends; Bruins To Germany; Red Wings Trade Analysis appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
As we draw toward the end of this exercise, Alex Bump comes in just outside the top five at No. 6. His first full professional season was an exciting climb, beginning in Lehigh Valley before eventually earning an opportunity with the Flyers. No. 6 Alex Bump 2025-26 Primary League/Team: Lehigh Valley (AHL), Philadelphia (NHL) 2025-26 Statistics: 11 G, 15 A in 36 games (LHV), 5 G, 4 A in 17 games (PHI) Age as of 9/15/2026: 22 Acquired Via: 2022 NHL Draft — Round...
NHL.com is providing in-depth prospect analysis for each of its 32 teams from Aug. 1-Sept. 1. Today, the top five prospects for the Philadelphia Flyers, according to NHL.com.
With the countdown to the season opener less than six weeks away, and training camp less than a month from starting, it’s a good time to see what might be in the cards for each Flyer on the roster for the 2026-27 season. But let’s push the envelop a bit, and set the bar a little higher than usual. Here then is one bold prediction for each Flyers player regarding the upcoming 84-game season. Some might be a bit lofty. Of course, if every one of these predictions became reality, the Flyers would...
The Philadelphia Flyers have had quite the offseason, and there's plenty of rumors going around that general manager Daniel Briere has been working the phones. According to multiple reports, the Flyers are shopping for defencemen, and recently, have been very aggressive with their trade offers. Briere turned the NHL on it's head this summer by signing Leo Carlsson to a lucrative offer sheet, and reportedly since, has been laser focused on trying to land NHL proven blueliners. Marco D'Amico: R...
The Anaheim Ducks are in a world of mess and now general manager Pat Verbeek is going to have to trade his way out of it. The Ducks waited far too long to sign Leo Carlsson, and while he was on the restricted free-agent market, the Philadelphia Flyers signed him to a $18-million AAV contract, handcuffing the Ducks in a major way this summer. Verbeek loves getting Carlsson locked up, perhaps not at $18 million per season, but the main concern now becomes Cutter Gauthier. The restricted free-ag...
*The countdown thing is tired, right? I know. But headlines are hard in the dog days of August. Stop yelling at me! Anyhoo, every now and again one of these infernal ranked lists that we keep linking to says Good Stuff about the Flyers, and that makes it fun. For all of us! [ BSH ] *Speaking of the August dregs, we’re bored. So we’re doing wild speculation with a little side of ridiculous ideas. Don’t be so serious about it it’s fun. [ BSH ] *Shane Vansaghi won’t have Porter Martone ...
Breaking into the professional game last season, Oliver Bonk’s trajectory might have been a little stilted at times — through no fault of his own — but the work he’s done to continue to build up his stock has been undeniable. Already on the fast track to AHL graduation, Bonk is set to enter a critical sophomore year with the Phantoms this fall, continuing to polish out his game and refine his case as the Flyers’ next man up. No. 7: Oliver Bonk 2025-26 Primary League/Team: Lehigh...
Earlier this week, we looked at the four Flyers that Corey Pronman ranked among the best players under the age of 23 in the NHL. Now, after those rankings largely included players drafted in the first round, The Athletic’s prospects writer put out his list of the top 100 players under 23 drafted outside the first round of the NHL draft. While the Flyers have had a few questionable decisions in the first round, such as trading back to draft Jett Luchanko and trading up to grab Jack Nesbitt...
The Philadelphia Flyers prospect pipeline recently ranked as the 11th best in the league by prospect expert Corey Pronman of […] The post Where Flyers Prospects Fall in Latest U23 Rankings appeared first on Philly Hockey Now .
The Philadelphia Flyers have one foot in being a somewhat competitive hockey team and the other foot still in a rebuild. While they are coming off a surprisingly successful season, making the playoffs and even winning a round, they aren’t going to be going all-in on this current roster and think that they’re just a couple pieces away from hoisting the Stanley Cup in the not-too-distant future. It’s a difficult dance to perform and it’s extremely unorthodox in this modern NHL. We’re so use...
After making the playoffs for the first time since 2019-20, the Philadelphia Flyers had a headline-grabbing—yet ultimately tame—offseason. Their record-setting offer sheet attempt at Leo Carlsson was matched by the…
*You’ll be shocked to learn that the BSH Photo Library, courtesy of the great Heather Barry, contains zero pictures of Luke Glendening. He’s so dynamic! Anyhoo, yesterday we talked about Corey Pronman’s latest ranked list, and today we bring you some detail about the Flyers that appeared. [ BSH ] *While we’re talking prospects, here’s a story on yet another one honing his skills at college. This time it isn’t some dumb state school, this time we’re talking fancy pants Ivy League. [ NBC Sp...
The Philadelphia Flyers have agreed to terms with forward Nolan Foote on a one-year, two-way contract.
We’re in the dog days of August, and we have yet another ranking that is generating some discussion. Corey Pronman, the senior NHL prospects writer for The Athletic, released his list of the top NHL players and prospects aged 22 or under as of Sept. 15, 2026. Pronman notes that his ranking is based on who he thinks will have the best NHL careers, so players like Zach Benson, who already has 101 points in 211 NHL games, may be ranked lower than you’d think. That also is an attempt to ...
Foote spent 2025-26 with the Florida Panthers and their AHL affiliate, the Charlotte Checkers.
On July 1, 2025, Dan Vladař signed a contract with the Philadelphia Flyers. On July 1, 2026, he did this same thing; this time, a 5-year extension. Our Justin Giampietro…
The fit between Philadelphia and underdog identity has been hand in glove for decades. This is a blue-collar city. A pull-yourself-up-by-your-bootstraps mindset. You’re never afraid to back down and you carry yourself with a grittiness that can’t be matched. But with this comes an overarching theme that we aren’t supposed to get the job done. […] The post It’s Time to Drop the Underdog Mantra from Philadelphia Sports appeared first on Crossing Broad .
The Philadelphia Flyers still need finishing, and one insider believes a familiar name sitting on the open market could be the answer. Per NHL Network's Mike Rupp , Vladimir Tarasenko would be a strong fit in Philadelphia. "I think the Flyers are a team that needs more finishers," Rupp said. "Just like I talked about Patrik Laine not needing many opportunities to shoot the puck and score, Vlad Tarasenko is the same way. I'd like to see him in Philly. I think that would help them out." A Power ...