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NHL News / Breakaway on SI / October 9
Can Flyers Shock Panthers in Season Opener?
Philadelphia’s roster features major new pieces, most notably Trevor Zegras, a dynamic playmaker expected to drive offense. Matvei Michkov, after a strong rookie season, remains a key scoring threat, capable of changing the game with a single shift.
Philadelphia Flyers News / Breakaway on SI / October 8
Flyers Honoring Legendary Goalie with Tribute Events
The Philadelphia Flyers announced plans on Wednesday to celebrate the life and legacy of legendary goaltender Bernie Parent, who passed away on Sept. 21 at the age of 80, with a series of tributes including jersey patches, on-ice displays, a public celebration of life and a dedicated game night at Xfinity Mobile Arena.
Sergei Bobrovsky News / The Hockey Writers / October 8
Flyers’ Sergei Bobrovsky Trade Is the Worst in NHL History
Teams in the NHL have been trading for over a century at this point. So, the title of the “worst” in league history is hard to obtain. But the double whammy of the Philadelphia Flyers‘ Sergei Bobrovsky trade might just take the cake.
The 'Maurice Richard Trophy winners' quiz
How many of the Maurice Richard trophy winners since the award was first given out in 1998-99 can you name in five minutes?
Philadelphia Flyers News / The Hockey Writers / October 8
Philadelphia Flyers Announce 2025–26 Opening Night Roster
Hockey season is officially underway. The Philadelphia Flyers will begin the 2025–26 campaign on Oct. 9 against the back-to-back defending Stanley Cup winners, the Florida Panthers.
The 20 NHL players under the most pressure for the 2025-26 season
Every NHL player faces some degree of pressure. Even Aleksander Barkov, who has captained the Florida Panthers to back-to-back titles. However, some players certainly face more pressure than most, and of course inherently some players are facing the most pressure.
Ryan Ellis News / Daily Faceoff / October 8
How will the Flyers use their cap space after trading Ryan Ellis?
With the regular season around the corner and final rosters being submitted ahead of the regular season, the Philadelphia Flyers executed a salary cap-related move over the weekend.
Jett Luchanko News / Pro Hockey Rumors / October 6
Former first-round pick to make Flyers' opening-night roster
For the second straight season, the 2024 No. 13 overall pick will break camp with the Flyers, general manager Daniel Brière told reporters, including Charlie O’Connor of PHLY Sports.
Ryan Ellis News / Field Level Media / October 5
Sharks acquire D Ryan Ellis, draft pick from Flyers
The San Jose Sharks acquired defenseman Ryan Ellis and a conditional 2026 sixth-round draft selection from the Philadelphia Flyers for forward Carl Grundstrom and defenseman Artem Guryev, the Sharks announced Sunday.
Ryan Ellis News / The Hockey Writers / October 5
Flyers Dump Ryan Ellis & Draft Pick to Sharks for Depth
Ryan Ellis, once a top-pairing defenseman, hasn’t played a hockey game since 2021 due to injury. On the books for a $6.25 million cap hit through 2026–27, there wasn’t much the Philadelphia Flyers could do other than eat the salary until it was up.
NHL News / Pro Hockey Rumors / October 5
Flyers acquire veteran forward from Sharks
The Flyers appear to have made this trade for multiple reasons.
Matvei Michkov News / NHL on ClutchPoints / October 3
Flyers’ X-factor in 2025-26 and it’s not Matvei Michkov
The Philadelphia Flyers are aiming to return to the postseason for the first time since the COVID-shortened 2019-20 season. If they are going to do it in 2025-26, they are going to need help from this X-Factor — and it is not second-year forward Matvei Michkov.
Owen Tippett News / The Hockey Writers / October 3
Flyers’ Owen Tippett Belongs in the Bottom Six
Over the past few days of training camp and in the Philadelphia Flyers‘ last preseason game, forward Owen Tippett has played alongside two high-quality linemates: Matvei Michkov and Trevor Zegras.
Givani Smith News / Pro Hockey Rumors / October 3
Hurricanes sign Givani Smith to two-way deal
The Carolina Hurricanes announced Friday they’ve signed winger Givani Smith to a two-way deal. He had been in camp on a professional tryout. The deal carries a $775K NHL salary and a $140K AHL salary with a guarantee of $250K.
Philadelphia Flyers News / Daily Faceoff / October 3
As Flyers’ roster takes shape, Emil Andrae becomes trade candidate
With final rosters due to be submitted by Monday afternoon, the Philadelphia Flyers are left with one cut to make. As I mentioned earlier this week, forward Nikita Grebenkin had all but locked in a job to start the season – that has since been further solidified.
Rick Tocchet News / Inside The Rink / October 3
Flyers Have Questions On Defense, Tocchet Must Prevent Them From Becoming Issues
The latest preseason game for the Philadelphia Flyers against the New York Islanders was highlighted (or lowlighted) by the poor play on defense. Specifically,
Carter Hart News / NHL Trade Talk / October 2
Carter Hart To Sign 2-Year Deal With Vegas, Despite Petition
It sounds like former Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Carter Hart will sign a two-year deal with the Vegas Golden Knights. While the agreement can’t be officially registered with the NHL until October 15th, several sources are confirming that Vegas is where Hart will land, likely on a deal worth just over $2 million per season.
Philadelphia Flyers News / Pro Hockey Rumors / October 1
Flyers top prospect out week-to-week with upper-body injury
Although reporting from a few days ago that Flyers prospect Oliver Bonk was dealing with a milder upper-body injury, it doesn’t appear he’ll return for the team’s preseason.
Philadelphia Flyers News / Daily Faceoff / September 30
Which rookies will make the 2025-26 Flyers’ opening night lineup?
As the NHL regular season draws near, the Philadelphia Flyers roster is slowly taking shape. With few spots up for grabs on the roster, there wasn’t an expectation there would be a ton of surprises as training camp dragged on. Arguably the most intriguing roster battle was up front, where there were one or two spots open for opening night.
Philadelphia Flyers News / Inside The Rink / September 29
Flyers Rebuild Provides 5 Reasons For Optimism
It’s difficult to have a successful rebuild in the NHL. Few teams do. It’s why a handful have been in the cellar for years despite years of top picks in the draft.
Philadelphia Flyers News / NHL on ClutchPoints / September 25
Ranking 10 greatest Philadelphia Flyers of all time
The Philadelphia Flyers have long been one of the most impactful franchises in the expansion era. The NHL was not a sure bet to be successful in Philadelphia when the league expanded from six to 12 teams in 1967-68, but owner Ed Snider loved the sport and was willing to do anything to make it successful in the City of Brotherly Love.
Carter Hart News / NHL Trade Talk / September 24
Decision Time for Carter Hart: Goalie Has It Down to 2 Teams
“It’s decision time for Carter Hart,” says TSN Insider Chris Johnston, who added that the goaltender is down to about three or four teams. He also noted that two of those teams are the Vegas Golden Knights and the Carolina Hurricanes.
Philadelphia Flyers News / NHL on ClutchPoints / September 21
Legendary Flyers goalie Bernie Parent passes away at age 80
The Philadelphia Flyers started the 2025-26 season on a down note, announcing that franchise legend, goalie Bernie Parent, died Sunday at 80 years old.
Philadelphia Flyers News / Last Word On Sports / September 21
Philadelphia Flyers Goalie Bernie Parent Passes Away
It’s a sad day in the hockey world, especially in Philadelphia. News emerged on Sunday that Bernie Parent has died at the age of 80. The Philadelphia Flyers announced Parent’s passing on Sunday morning.
Philadelphia Flyers News / Athlon Sports / September 21
Flyers Goaltender Bernie Parent Will Be Remembered As An All-Time Philly Sporting Hero
There was a time when the Philadelphia Flyers were the most dominant team on the ice and the toast of "The City of Brotherly Love." The 1970s “Broad Street Bullies” were a team full of big personalities that played a brand of unrelentingly aggressive hockey.
Philadelphia Flyers News / Field Level Media / September 21
Flyers legendary G Bernie Parent dies at 80
Hockey Hall of Fame member Bernie Parent, who guided the Philadelphia Flyers to their lone Stanley Cup championships in franchise history, died Sunday.
Carter Hart News / Field Level Media / September 16
G Carter Hart rules out Flyers return after Hockey Canada acquittal
Carter Hart does not wish to re-join the Flyers when he becomes eligible to return to the NHL next month, Philadelphia general manager Danny Briere said.
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