Apparently, the Philadelphia Flyers are open for business. General manager Daniel Briere is no stranger to bold moves, and according to multiple reports, forward Owen Tippett could be in play. Tippett, 26, is signed through the 2031-32 season at $6.2 million AAV, however, his no-trade protection doesn't kick in until July. So far this season through 12 games, Tippett has scored five times and added one assist. Owen Tippett crumpled Tye Kartye đź’Ą pic.twitter.com/FmPpfxuHke — Spittin' Chicl...
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The Flyers didn’t fare so well over their weekend back-to-back against the Leafs and the Flames, picking up a pair of pretty uninspiring losses (and looking, truly, perhaps the worst they have all season on Sunday). They’re in a bit of a spiral here, looking for answers as their process has broken down a bit, and they’re looking to stop the bleeding and get things back on track in short order, taking advantage of the opportunity for a reset that a trip up to Montreal can offer them.
Puck ...
From Broad Street Hockey
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It is the most obvious hole on the Philadelphia Flyers lineup and it’s something that general manager Danny Briere clearly wants to address, and now might be the perfect time to do so.
Scrolling down the lineup for the Flyers, their third defensive pairing on the blue line sticks out like the sorest of sore thumbs. Glowing red with the word “Yee-ouch!” animated over it, a rotating cast of characters like Noah Juulsen, Adam Ginning, Egor Zamula, and not until recently Emil Andrae, gives li...
From Broad Street Hockey
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The Philadelphia Flyers open up a quick two-game road trip up in Montreal on Tuesday night, and they’re doing so without Tyson Foerster. The Flyers placed the winger on injured reserve prior to Sunday night’s loss to the Calgary Flames.
Without Foerster, Rick Tocchet tried to keep the magic of the Noah Cates line together with Owen Tippett joining Bobby Brink on the wing, but that was short-lived as the lines were thrown into the blender for the third period.
Flyers lineup vs. Canadi...
From Broad Street Hockey
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The Philadelphia Flyers were riding high and off to a better-than-expected start to their 2025-26 season. They were winning hockey games, some key players were scoring timely goals, and everything seemed fine. Then a double dose of misfortunes hit Philadelphia: A weekend with two big losses that sunk them down to the bottom of the Eastern Conference, and winger Tyson Foerster going down with a fluke lower-body injury thanks to him blocking a shot.
Foerster was placed on injured reserve ba...
From Broad Street Hockey
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Dating back to February of last season, Konecny's level has significantly dropped off from where it was at the time of his extension.
From Broad Street Hockey
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The Philadelphia Flyers’ power play were comically inept in the previous three seasons before 2025-26. John Tortorella stood by Rocky Thompson, and Thompson stood by what was nothing short of a gong show with the man advantage. It was surprising officials didn’t call gross misconducts on Philadelphia as the power play was that ugly to watch. But with a new coach in Rick Tocchet, and a new acquisition in Trevor Zegras, the Flyers power play has been decent 12 games into the season. It still nee...
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The bookmakers pick the Montreal Canadiens to top the Philadelphia Flyers in their matchup on Tuesday, Nov. 4, with the Canadiens given moneyline odds of -162 on home ice, and the Flyers at +136.
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Canadiens vs. Flyers Favorite, Moneyline, Total
Favorite: Canadiens (-162)
Underdog: Flyers (+136)
Total: 5.5
Best Canadiens vs. Flyers Promo Codes
How to Watch Canadiens vs. Flyers
Date: Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Time: 7 p.m. ET
How to watch on TV: E...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
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*The Flyers wrapped up at home this weekend and kick off a little two-game road trip tonight up in Montreal. They will not have Tyson Foerster. But they WILL have Emil Andrae. [ BSH ]
*After that stinker against the Flames, Rick Tocchet (and I, and also probably you, dear reader) wants to see his team shooting the puck more. A lot more, preferably. [ Inquirer ]
*Ricky Taco had quite a lot to say about his team’s lackluster performance on Sunday night, actually. [ BSH ]
*You get ...
From Broad Street Hockey
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Game 13: Montreal Canadiens vs. Philadelphia Flyers
Start time: 7:00 PM EDT / 4:00 PM PDT In the Canadiens region: TSN2 (English), RDS (French) In the Flyers region: NBCSP Streaming: ESPN+, TSN Live
On Saturday night, the Canadiens took an early lead against the Ottawa Senators. Unfortunately, they couldn’t put the game on ice, and the Senators slowly crept back into contention, even taking the lead in the 3rd period on a goal by Tim Stützle. From there, the H...
From Eyes On The Prize
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The Philadelphia Flyers made a pair of transactions that should leave fans completely neutral — one player that they will gladly see on the ice again, while also receiving news that it might be a little bit longer until we see one of the best players on this team.
On Monday afternoon, the team announced that they have recalled defenseman Emil Andrae up from the AHL’s Lehigh Valley Phantoms after a brief visit down in the minors due to some roster re-construction. Additionally, they have p...
From Broad Street Hockey
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Last night’s game against the Flames was for the Flyers, in many ways, a doozy. An uninspired effort from the skaters, which amounted to a meager 18 shots generated (and only nine between the first two periods) on the way to a 2-1 loss and resulted in some largely measured but still pretty pointed criticism from their head coach, the Flyers put together a game which was, it feels fair to say, probably their worst of the season. And on the other side of that, they had Aleksei Kolosov, up from t...
From Broad Street Hockey
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You can only try to come up with so many different ways to say the same thing, but maybe it’s the best to make it extremely simple: The Philadelphia Flyers had a very bad weekend and head coach Rick Tocchet is asking some questions of his roster.
After losing a disheartening game against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday, the very next day the Flyers hosted the NHL’s worst team in the Calgary Flames. And they applied almost zero offensive pressure in the 2-1 loss — a performance that is...
From Broad Street Hockey
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The last week was something of a roller coaster for the Philadelphia Flyers. It started off with a thrilling shootout win over the stupid and dumb Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday, followed by a 4-1 victory over the Nashville Predators Thursday night to secure their third consecutive win.
Since then, though, the vibes have not been immaculate. The Flyers have dropped two straight games, including 5-2 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs Saturday night and a 2-1 loss to the Calgary Flames on Sund...
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*That sure was a weekend of Flyers hockey, huh? The way it wrapped up last night with the world’s most boring loss to the worst team in the league? Classic. Loved it. Great times all around. RECAP !
*Head over to Charlie’s website to ask yourself, what if the players on my hockey team took shots? On goal? [ PHLY ]
*We got to see our old pals Morgan and Joel! Good time to revisit what ended up being a nice little trade for Danny Briere. [ Inquirer ]
*Found out ahead of last night...
From Broad Street Hockey
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In what was the worst performance of the season so far, the Flyers closed out their five game homestand with a sleepy 2-1 loss to the league-worst Calgary Flames at the Xfinity Mobile Center.Â
The basics
First period: No scoring
Second period: 2:15 – Jonathan Huberdeau (Yegor Sharangovich, Brayden Pachal)
Third period: 7:06 – Huberdeau (Joel Hanley, MacKenzie Weegar), 14:20 – Travis Konecny (Noah Cates)
SOG: 21 (CGY) – 18 (PHI)
Lines jumbled x2&n...
From Broad Street Hockey
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After Tyson Foerster blocked an Auston Matthews shot in Saturday night’s loss to the Maple Leafs, he hobbled down the tunnel, but returned back a few shifts later and played the remainder of the game, and it looked like the Flyers might have just averted a crisis.
Well, it appears Foerster might have felt the effects of the blocked shot more than initially thought. Prior to Sunday’s game against Calgary, the Flyers announced that Foerster would miss some time with a lower-body injury and ...
From Broad Street Hockey
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The Philadelphia Flyers face another Canadian team for their second game of a back-to-back. A loss against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night and now, facing the NHL-worst Calgary Flames. Maybe, there’s some hope to bounce back quickly.
Puck drop: 7:00 p.m. How to watch/listen: đź“ş: NBCSP+ đź“»: 97.5 The Fanatic
Pregame reading
Alex Bump might just have five points in his first 10 AHL games this season, but he’s making an impact to the overall team’s offense in a ...
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Coming into Philadelphia Flyers training camp there was an underlying excitement beyond the typical feeling of finally having hockey back. One of the reasons for that feeling might not be with the Flyers right now, but he’s making a loud enough noise down in the AHL that is starting to draw some attention.
Alex Bump was projected as one of the few young players that could end up making the Flyers out of camp. He had an impressive showing with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms after his collegiat...
From Broad Street Hockey
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A scary scene in Philadelphia as Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Chris Tanev was stretchered off the ice after a scary hit. The good news is that Tanev is feeling much better and was discharged from hospital on Sunday morning in Philadelphia. He is returning to Toronto over the weekend and will likely going under a few more tests before his timeline to return is determined. The play happened around the halfway mark of the third period, Tanev was on the penalty kill and collided with Flyers forw...
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The Flyers are at the 11-game mark, and already they have been looking pretty good at times. They’re 6-4-1 and had a 5-game winning streak at home, their first such streak since the pandemic. The goaltending thus far has been above what fans saw last year, but then again, could it get much lower? Outside of the Toronto performance, Dan Vladar is holding the Flyers in games and has been fantastic! Heading into Sunday’s games Vladar was sixth in goals-against average (2.11) and save percentage (...
From Broad Street Hockey
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The Philadelphia Flyers and Calgary Flames play on Sunday at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, and the oddsmakers fancy the home team (-136) over the visitor (+115).
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Flyers vs. Flames Favorite, Moneyline, Total
Favorite: Flyers (-136)
Underdog: Flames (+115)
Total: 6
Best Flyers vs. Flames Promo Codes
How to Watch Flyers vs. Flames
Date: Sunday, November 2, 2025
Time: 7 p.m. ET
How to watch on TV: NHL Network
Location: Philadelphia, Penn...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
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Is Rasmus Andersson likely to score a goal on Sunday, when his Calgary Flames meet the Philadelphia Flyers at 7:00 PM ET? Stats and info are provided here, to help you make the best bet.
Rasmus Andersson Anytime Goal Odds vs. the Flyers
Anytime Goal Odds: +600 (Bet $10 to win $60.00 if he scores a goal)
Andersson Goals Betting Stats
In each contest Andersson has played with a set points prop (out of two opportunities), he’s fallen short of the prop total.
Andersson has recorded a...
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Is Rasmus Andersson likely to score a goal on Sunday, when his Calgary Flames meet the Philadelphia Flyers at 7:00 PM ET? Stats and info are provided here, to help you make the best bet.
Rasmus Andersson Anytime Goal Odds vs. the Flyers
Anytime Goal Odds: +600 (Bet $10 to win $60.00 if he scores a goal)
Andersson Goals Betting Stats
In each contest Andersson has played with a set points prop (out of two opportunities), he’s fallen short of the prop total.
Andersson has recorded a...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
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Is Rasmus Andersson likely to score a goal on Sunday, when his Calgary Flames meet the Philadelphia Flyers at 7:00 PM ET? Stats and info are provided here, to help you make the best bet.
Rasmus Andersson Anytime Goal Odds vs. the Flyers
Anytime Goal Odds: +600 (Bet $10 to win $60.00 if he scores a goal)
Andersson Goals Betting Stats
In each contest Andersson has played with a set points prop (out of two opportunities), he’s fallen short of the prop total.
Andersson has recorded a...
From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession
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