NHL Draft
The Flyers closed their draft selections with the 188th pick in the seventh round. With that pick, the Flyers drafted Russian goalie Ivan Fedotov.
Photo via Cooper Marody Facebook Page Another round, another forward. The Flyers used their sixth-round pick to add another piece to the wing. With the 158th pick in the NHL Draft, the Flyers selected right winger Cooper Marody.
View image | gettyimages.com The Flyers stayed focused on adding forwards with their fifth-round selection. With the 128th overall pick, the Flyers selected Czech forward David Kase.
View image | gettyimages.com The Flyers added a winger with their first of two straight picks in teh fourth round. Then the traded the second. The Flyers selected left winger Samuel Dove-McFalls with the 98th overall pick. They traded the 99th overall pick to Los Angeles for the 104th overall pick and a sixth-round […]
Photo via Matej Tomek Facebook Page The Flyers continued to add help from the back end with their second pick in the third round. With the 90th overall pick, the Flyers drafted goalie Matej Tomek.
Welcome to Philadelphia, @Felixsandstrom! pic.twitter.com/YNbC6UuZIs — Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) June 27, 2015 The Flyers opened Day 2 of the draft by staying put. The second round came and went, and the Flyers were back on the clock with the 70th overall pick. With the 70th overall pick, the Flyers addressed goaltending, taking Swedish goalie Felix […]
View image | gettyimages.com The Flyers made the move from 29 to 24 to snag Travis Konecny, a forward from the Ottawa 67's in the OHL. I profiled Konecny earlier in the offseason as part of our draft prospect profile series here, but here is a more extended scouting report.
View image | gettyimages.com The Flyers made a late switch and traded up for the 24th overall pick, sending the 29th pick and the 61st pick to the Toronto Maple Leafs. With the 24th pick, the Flyers selected center/right wing Travis Konecny.
View image | gettyimages.com With the seventh overall pick in the 2015 NHL Draft, the Flyers bolstered the blue line by getting their top target, defenseman Ivan Provorov. I profiled Provorov earlier this offseason here, but we take a much closer look in this scouting report. Provorov is 6’0” and 201 pounds and played […]
View image | gettyimages.com The best player on the board with the seventh overall pick just happened to be a defenseman the Flyers coveted. With the seventh overall pick in the 2015 NHL Draft, the Flyers bolstered the blue line by selecting Russian defenseman Ivan Provorov.
