Could any unsigned free agents make sense for the Flyers?

Embed from Getty Images   One of the best days of every hockey fan's calendar is July 1, when the free agency market opens up and fans from all across the world can marvel at the flurry of activity while furiously refreshing their Twitter feeds. It's a nice way for fans to openly bash Team A […]

Rob Riches  •  12 Jul 2016
Should the Flyers retire Lindros’ No. 88? Absolutely

Embed from Getty Images   Monday's announcement that Eric Lindros would be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame came as a bit of a surprise for Flyers fans, while spurring debate for the hockey community at large. Some may argue that a player of Lindros' caliber does not belong in the Hall just yet, while […]

Rob Riches  •  28 Jun 2016
Ex-Flyers Eric Lindros, Pat Quinn named to Hockey Hall of Fame

Embed from Getty Images   At long last, one of the most iconic Flyers to lace up a pair of skates is getting his due. Eric Lindros, the veteran of 13 NHL seasons, will be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, the selection committee announced on Monday. Former coach Pat Quinn will be inducted […]

Flyerdelphia Staff  •  27 Jun 2016
NHL announces expansion to Las Vegas

Embed from Getty Images   Flyers fans with a sense of adventure can now add yet another city to travel to for a road game, as the NHL announced Wednesday that it will expand its 31st club to Las Vegas. The league's Board of Governors voted unanimously to add the new Las Vegas club, which […]

Rob Riches  •  22 Jun 2016
Vincent Lecavalier announces retirement

Embed from Getty Images   Former Flyer Vincent Lecavalier announced his retirement on Tuesday, ending his NHL career after 17 seasons. The 36-year-old center retires after a brief stint with Los Angeles, who acquired his services from the Flyers (along with Luke Schenn) on Jan. 6. He was able to provide a steady veteran presence for […]

Rob Riches  •  21 Jun 2016
How could the Flyers be affected by a reduced salary cap?

Embed from Getty Images   For months, it had been speculated that the NHL's salary cap would increase by another $3 million. It made sense — since its inception 11 years ago, the salary cap had continued to grow on a yearly basis (save for the lockout-shortened 2012-13 season, but that was an extenuating circumstance). […]

Rob Riches  •  07 Jun 2016
Philippe Myers turning out to be unexpected surprise for Flyers this season

Embed from Getty Images   When the Flyers opened training camp to kick off their 2015-16 season last September, much had been made of the core of defensive prospects that were working their way through the prospect pipeline. Eight months later, with the Memorial Cup well underway, the Flyers have yet another prospect to be […]

Rob Riches  •  24 May 2016
Hextall: Claude Giroux and Shayne Gostisbehere to undergo surgery

Embed from Getty Images   Claude Giroux and Shayne Gostisbehere will undergo similar offseason surgeries, Flyers GM Ron Hextall announced on Saturday. Per #Flyers GM Ron Hextall, both Claude Giroux and Shayne Gostisbehere will have surgery. Read more → https://t.co/jHpI6bhX1Y — Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) May 14, 2016 Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman initially reported late Wednesday that Giroux would […]

Rob Riches  •  14 May 2016
Report: Evgeny Medvedev faces drug, DUI charges

Embed from Getty Images   Evgeny Medvedev will face five charges for driving under the influence, as well as possession of a controlled substance and possession or use of drug paraphernalia, following his arrest for suspicion of DUI in Lower Moreland Township last month. Medvedev will face five drug and DUI offenses, as reported on […]

Rob Riches  •  13 May 2016