The Philadelphia Flyers will lose a strong call-up option for the rest of the year. Defenseman Ty Murchison, who made his NHL debut in December, has sustained an upper-body injury and isn’t expected to return this season per Lehigh Valley Phantoms broadcaster Bob Rotruck.
The Philadelphia Flyers announced today that defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen has been activated from injured reserve. In a corresponding move, the club announced that defenseman Ty Murchison has been reassigned to the team’s AHL affiliate, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
Through 30 games, the Philadelphia Flyers have a 16–9–5 record, good for a wildcard spot in a tight Eastern Conference. In this edition of Flyers News & Rumors, we’ll look at some recent comments from head coach Rick Tocchet, analyze how Ty Murchison’s call-up is going, and more.
With one Philadelphia Flyers defenseman out with an injury, another one is called to make his debut. After defenseman Cam York went down with an upper-body injury and currently day-to-day, Philadelphia called up defenseman Ty Murchison from AHL Lehigh Valley, and he will make his NHL debut tonight against the San Jose Sharks.
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The Flyers announced they’ve signed defense prospect Ty Murchison to a two-year, entry-level contract beginning in 2025-26. His contract carries an $860K cap hit with a $775K base salary, an $85K signing bonus, and an $80K minors salary each season, per PuckPedia.
On Wednesday, Philadelphia Flyers general manager Danny Briere announced that the team has signed defenseman Ty Murchison to a two-year, entry-level contract.
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