Around the NHL: Previewing a Predators-Penguins Stanley Cup Final

An in-depth preview of the Stanley Cup Final between the Nashville Predators and Pittsburgh Penguins, starting on Monday night.

Kevin Durso  •  29 May 2017
Former Flyers Coach Peter Laviolette Joining Elite Group of Coaches

When the Nashville Predators advanced to the Stanley Cup Final last Monday, Peter Laviolette joined elite company. Laviolette, who had taken the Carolina Hurricanes to the 2005-06 title and the Flyers to the 2009-10 Final, became the fourth coach to take three different franchises to the Stanley Cup Final.

Kevin Durso  •  29 May 2017
Who Should Flyers Protect in Expansion Draft?

With the expansion draft looming, the Philadelphia Flyers face a number of decisions on who to protect from being selected by the Vegas Golden Knights

Dan Heaning  •  28 May 2017
Flyers at 50: Great Playoff Moments

Over the course of 50 seasons in Flyers history, there have been many playoff moments. As the hockey world awaits the start of the Stanley Cup Final, we look back at a few.

Kevin Durso  •  27 May 2017
Ron Hextall Trades, Ranked

With his third season wrapped up, Hextall has made 13 trades. Here’s how they’ve all shaken out, ranked from worst to best

Rob Riches  •  26 May 2017
Internal Moves Should Dominate Flyers Offseason

As the offseason draws near, the Flyers could be better suited by focusing on additions from within instead of trying to fill the roster with potentially pricey veterans.

Jesse Larch  •  26 May 2017
Around the NHL: Kunitz Scores Double-OT Winner to Put Penguins in Final

It was Chris Kunitz who scored the game-winner for the Pittsburgh Penguins at 5:09 of double overtime to put the Pittsburgh Penguins into the Stanley Cup Final again.

Kevin Durso  •  26 May 2017
Flyers Facing Deadline to Sign Prospect Samuel Dove-McFalls

2015 fourth-round draft pick Samuel Dove-McFalls is a curious case for the Flyers. As one of the few unsigned prospects from recent draft years, the Flyers are facing a deadline on a decision for the 2015 pick.

Kevin Durso  •  25 May 2017
Will Ottawa’s Playoff Success Revive the Trap?

The Senators style has allowed them to stay in games without sacrificing much in the way of offense as they’ve come back from two-goal deficits at least once in the first and second round. But now, since the NHL is very much a copycat league, does this success mean the return of the trap as a mainstream game-long strategy?

Dan Heaning  •  24 May 2017