The Philadelphia Flyers are the land of opportunity in 2025-26. The Flyers ’ off-season moves make it clear that the theme ...

Your thoughts on Philadelphia’s offseason likely boil down to how you feel about the moves they haven’t made, though. For the first time since 2017, the Flyers didn’t break the bank on a ...

This season, the Flyers had an .872 save percentage, the lowest in the NHL. Last season, they were tied with the Senators for the league’s worst mark at .884.

The Flyers are far from finished with their offseason moves. The Provorov trade was just the first in what is expected to be a busy offseason as Briere fully pivots the organization to a ...

At the same time, their late-season collapse showed that the Flyers simply aren’t ready for a playoff push quite yet. General manager Daniel Briere has interesting decisions to make this offseason.

The Flyers made a handful of signings this summer that will be key to their future, then a handful of shorter ones that will help them get there.

Flyers sign several role-playing free agents, including center Christian Dvorak away from the Montreal Canadiens ...

That sentiment will ring loud as the Flyers spark their off-season with a big swap. Ryan Poehling — the only skater featured in the return package — filled an important third-line role for the ...

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