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The city of Philadelphia will reportedly attempt to host the MLB All-Star Game and the Super Bowl in 2026. Read that and more on SportsTalkPhilly.com.

The second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs opened on Wednesday night with two of the four series getting underway. The remaining two started on Thursday. In the first game of each thing, one thing was apparent from the get-go: these are going to be truly excellent series from start to finish.

In honor of the NFL draft beginning tonight at the Art Museum, we look at the Flyers draft picks who brought the team the most success at each position.

The Lehigh Valley Phantoms finally got some puck luck to go their way, winning Game 3 of their first round playoff series against the Hershey Bears, 2-1, in overtime.

The Flyers have signed Russian forward Mikhail Vorobyov to an entry-level deal, according to a report from Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports. Vorobyov was a fourth-round pick of the Flyers in 2015 with the 104th overall pick.

Wayne Simmonds has been announced as one of the nominees for the NHL Foundation Player Award — directly rewarding players who make significant contributions off the ice.

The minor-league season for the Flyers organization is almost in the books already. Unfortunately, as it goes in the playoffs sometimes, a series can go a certain way that leaves you on the losing end. One team learned that on Monday night. Another will have to wait until Wednesday to see if they can salvage their season another day or if it all comes to a sudden end.

The first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs presented many close series, including a record-setting 18 games to go to overtime in the first round of the playoffs. All eight series came to a close by Sunday night, setting the stage for the second round.

The Lehigh Valley Phantoms fell in heartbreaking fashion in Game 2 of their first round series with the Hershey Bears by a final of 5-4 on Saturday night at PPL Center.