The Philadelphia Flyers are halfway through the 2025-26 season. They have 22 wins through the first 41 games. Last season it took them 48 games to get their twenty-second win. So far, they’ve probably exceeded the expectations of even the most hopeful fan, despite having a terrible power play, giving up the first goal far more often than not, and relying on a goaltender who played all of 30 games last year. Having said all that, there have been some surprises over the first half. And there’s b...
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Matvei Michkov missed Tuesday’s game against Anaheim with an injured foot. But on Wednesday he took the optional skate with fellow Flyers winger Denver Barkey. And while the duo got some work and reps in, Michkov took it upon himself to teach Barkey how to execute a “Michigan.”
The three-minute video clip, shot from just behind one of the nets, sees Barkey and Michkov taking a few shots each into the empty net. But about 15 seconds into the clip, Michkov attempts a “Michigan,” roofing the...
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The Philadelphia Flyers took down the Anaheim Ducks inside a raucous arena in South Philadelphia on Tuesday night. Cutter Gauthier opened the scoring, but Trevor Zegras and the Flyers got the last laugh in a 5-2 win.
Unfortunately, the Flyers didn’t come away from the game unscathed, with both Bobby Brink and Jamie Drysdale leaving due to injury after a pair of questionable — at best — hits.
The hit by Jansen Harkins on Brink may have been clean, but the shorter forward got hit up hi...
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Despite the ultimate outcome, last night was a tough one for the Flyers. Coming away with a big win over a budding rival is a big positive, but with it came the loss of both Bobby Brink and Jamie Drysdale to injury. Now, there’s no word just yet on the severity of these injuries or on whether they’ll mean that either of them will miss significant time. All we can say at the moment is that the initial impressions were not great, particularly with Drysdale, and it feels like an apt time to check...
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On January 7th in 2010, FSN Pittsburgh producer Lowell MacDonald Jr. withheld a definitive replay from the NHL during a late second period Simon Gagne goal review. Absent the authoritative angle officials deemed the video evidence inconclusive and ruled no goal.
After play resumed, prohibiting a reversal of the incorrect call, the angle was aired making clear that the Philadelphia Flyers should
From In the Pressbox
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After Tuesday night’s 5-2 win over the Ducks, the Flyers sit in third place in the Metropolitan Division with 51 points in 41 games thus far. With a 22-12-7 record, the Flyers are on a 102-point pace — a pretty remarkable pace considering the preseason expectations of this team. Their point percentage of .621 is good for third in the entire Eastern Conference, and sixth in the entire National Hockey League.
The teams ahead of them? Colorado, Dallas, Minnesota, Tampa Bay, and Carolina. Al...
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*The Flyers played a very entertaining hockey game last night and we hope you all enjoyed the heck out of it. RECAP !
*Post game, Trevor Zegras gave an all-timer:
https://twitter.com/Flyers_Clips/status/2008736437685072063?s=20
*So we’re all still talking about the Dvorak deal, because it’s a big one, so let’s talk about why it is arguably the first demonstrably bad deal Danny Briere has made thus far. [ BSH ]
*Charlie had some thoughts on the trade after it went down. [ ...
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Everything was set up perfectly and Trevor Zegras took full advantage. As his former team, the Anaheim Ducks, made their way to Philadelphia to face the Flyers, multiple things were in place for the star forward to get some revenge against the team that gave up on him before he even reached his prime.
The Ducks were heavily limping as they entered the doors of the Xfinity Mobile Arena. Before Tuesday night, they lost their last six straight games and last earned a win all the way back on ...
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The New Jersey Devils hit rock bottom tonight. They got blown out 8-4 by the Colorado Avalanche on October 28. They had an epic meltdown against the Philadelphia Flyers in a 6-3 loss on November 22. They lost 4-1 to a terrible Bruins team that was missing David Pastrnak and Charlie MacAvoy on December 6. […]
From All About The Jersey
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On what would’ve been Flyers founder Ed Snider’s 93rd birthday, former Duck Trevor Zegras scored twice as Philadelphia won 5-2. The game was costly as the Flyers lost winger Bobby Brink and defenseman Jamie Drysdale to rather questionable hits.
The basics
First period: 4:15 – William Gauthier (Jackson LaCombe, Troy Terry) (PPG), 10:22 – Trevor Zegras (Christian Dvorak, Travis Konecny), 14:23 – Trevor Zegras (Cam York, Sean Couturier) (PPG) Second period: 1:15 – Cam York (Nikita Grebe...
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A right-shot defenceman could be available ahead of the March 6 trade deadline. On Tuesday, Daily Faceoff’s Anthony Di Marco reported that Philadelphia Flyers’ defenceman Rasmus Ristolainen could be available before the trade deadline, albeit the Flyers aren’t actively shopping him. Ahead of Tuesday’s slate of games, the Flyers occupy the first wild card spot…
From In the Pressbox
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The first half of the Philadelphia Flyers hosting the Anaheim Ducks had all the drama you could hope for, and then some. Unfortunately, it also involved two Flyers players having to leave the game early after suffering some brutal and dirty hits from the Ducks.
Cutter Gauthier opened the scoring but ever so quickly it was Trevor Zegras that popped in two quick goals (from the same spot in the zone) to shift the game in the home team’s favor and get us feeling oh so good again. But that’s ...
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After a trip out West to wrap up the old year and welcome the new one, the Flyers are finally back on home ice to kick off a four-game homestand with a matchup against their budding rivals in the Anaheim Ducks.
Puck drop: 7:00 p.m. How to watch/listen: 📺: NBCSP 📻: 97.5 The Fanatic
Pregame reading
This game is winding up to be another potential big revenge game, and we’re not the only ones rooting for Trevor Zegras to make some noise in it. [ BSH ]
Oh also, some news! In ...
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One guy wasn’t expected to get the call up this early in the regular season. The other wasn’t even in the conversation until he arrived and Ryan Ellis and his contract went West. But at nearly the halfway point of the 2025-26 season, the Philadelphia Flyers are getting important contributions across the board. And two players have been recent bright spots: youngster Denver Barkey and journeyman Carl Grundstrom. Assuming both are in the lineup against Anaheim, Barkey will be playing his eighth ...
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The Philadelphia Flyers are set to host the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday night. What was once just a random visit out east for the Southern Californian team, is now one of the most highly anticipated games on the Flyers calendar for fans all over the world. It’s the drama and stakes that gets us, and now it’s two-fold.
Of course, leading all the headlines and at the front of everyone’s mind is that Cutter Gauthier is going to sheepishly make his way to Philadelphia and play in front of a crow...
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When the Flyers initially signed Christian Dvorak to a one-year, $5.4-million contract last offseason, the justification was that the high price was a trade-off in order to avoid having to give Dvorak any sort of long-term guarantees. It would allow the Flyers to be flexible at the deadline and with their future plans without having to factor in multiple years of Dvorak’s cap hit, which would have been somewhere closer to $4 million on a longer deal.
It was a bet on a high floor, low cei...
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The 2026 IIHF World Junior Championships have come and gone, and it was an exciting one if you paid a whole lot of attention to Philadelphia Flyers prospects.
From tapping some rear ends, to scoring a whole lot of goals, it seemed like something was always happening for at least one of this team’s prospects in the tournament. And we’re here to look at each individual player’s performance and put a good ol’ fashioned letter grade to it.
Porter Martone, Canada
Six goals, nine poin...
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With the five-year extension of Christian Dvorak , there’s lots of things to think about in terms of the Flyers’ organizational vision of the next great Flyers team. What does it mean for Trevor Zegras? What does it mean for the Flyers view of the free agent and trade markets? What does it mean for Danny Briere and Co.’s overarching philosophy?
And finally, perhaps most important for the next great Flyers team, what does the move to extend Dvorak for five years tell us about the Flyers’ ...
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The Philadelphia Flyers are -152 on the moneyline versus the Anaheim Ducks (+127) on Tuesday, with this game being played at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia.
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Flyers vs. Ducks Favorite, Moneyline, Total
Favorite: Flyers (-152)
Underdog: Ducks (+127)
Total: 6
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How to Watch Flyers vs. Ducks
Date: Tuesday, January 6, 2026
Time: 7 p.m. ET
How to watch on TV: ESPN+
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Venue:...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
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The Christian Dvorak Era in Philadelphia is here to stay, for better or — more likely — for worse.
Rumors have been swirling for weeks surrounding Dvorak’s potential next contract with the Flyers, and it never seemed like a great idea to extend the forward. When it started gaining traction as a five-year deal? It got even worse.
And just as quickly as fans could start panicking about the report, the Flyers made it official, signing Dvorak to a five-year extension with a cap hit of $5...
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*Tonight’s the big night, folks: our pal Cutter Gauthier and his Anaheim Ducks will be storming the capital XBox to take on your Philadelphia Flyers. Should be fun. But also, you should probably get over the whole Cutter thing. [ BSH ]
*Here’s hoping we see Michkov tonight; he missed practice yesterday due to some… discomfort(?) that stemmed from taking a shot off of his foot the other night. [ Inquirer ]
*We will, of course, be seeing everyone’s favorite shiny new toy, Denver Barkey...
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Best bets suggestions for Philadelphia Flyers vs. Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday at Xfinity Mobile Arena are available for you below, prior to the opening faceoff at 7 p.m. ET.
Best Flyers vs. Ducks Prop Bets
Player & Team
Odds to Score a Goal
Goals & Games Played
Travis Konecny, Flyers
+165
13 G in 40 GP
Trevor Zegras, Flyers
+190
15 G in 40 GP
Cutter Gauthier, Ducks
+240
19 G in 42 GP
Christian Dvorak, Flyers
+240
9 G in 39 GP
Owen ...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
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The Philadelphia Flyers (21-12-7) are favored at home (-154 moneyline odds to win) against the Anaheim Ducks (21-17-3, +129 moneyline odds). The contest on Tuesday begins at 7 p.m. ET from Xfinity Mobile Arena on ESPN+.
The Flyers-Ducks matchup will air on ESPN+, so tune in to take in the action.
Flyers vs. Ducks Game Info & Odds
When: Tuesday, January 6, 2026 at 7 p.m. ET
TV Channel: ESPN+
Live Stream: ESPN+
Where: Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Favorite: F...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
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It was rumored to be coming over the past week or so, now it's a done deal. The Philadelphia Flyers and pending UFA Christian Dvorak have agreed on a five-year extension. Christian Dvorak signs a five-year extension with the #flyers carrying a $5.15M AAV Another potential 2026 UFA comes off the board — Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) January 6, 2026 The deal is worth a $5.15 million AAV, and will take him to age 35 in 2031. The contract includes a no-trade clause for the first two ...
From NHL Trade Rumors
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The Philadelphia Flyers have decided to keep Christian Dvorak around for the long term and not have this just be a one-and-done experiment after signing him last summer.
Announced by the team, just hours after it was rumored to be happening through multiple sources, the Flyers have signed Dvorak to a five-year, $25.75-million contract extension that starts next season. That comes in at a $5.15-million AAV through the 2031-32 season.
DONE DEAL FOR DVO. 📃✍️ We have agreed to terms with...
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