The Winnipeg Jets, first place in the Central Division and Western Conference at 39-14-3 entering a two-week break for the 4-Nations Face-Off, are likely going to be sniffing around for a centre at or ahead of next month’s trade deadline who can bolster their offensive attack. The Jets’ “need for a second-line centre” — or,
Philadelphia Flyers
Matvei Michkov and Alex Ovechkin had already faced off twice in their NHL careers before Thursday night, but neither meeting (both games were in late October) lived up to the billing. Though both scored in the second contest, the Capitals ran the show in both games, and Ovechkin’s goal was an empty-netter in a three-goal
Goaltending-wise, the Philadelphia Flyers are undergoing their best stretch of the season. In their last six games, they have the league’s fourth-best save percentage (.930)—they hold a 5-0-1 record in that span. But that’s following the worst save percentage (.851) in their previous six games and a 1-4-1 record to boot. This kind of seesawing
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Edmonton Oilers are going to keep looking for a defenseman ahead of the deadline. What kind of players are they targeting? Meanwhile, the Vancouver Canucks have opened up the door to conversations with other teams now that a trade between them and the New York Rangers has fallen apart.
The Philadelphia Flyers‘ Quarter-Century Teams were announced on Monday, Jan. 13, as a part of an ongoing series in the NHL. Their First Team was comprised of three forwards, two defensemen, and one goalie. Their Second Team was, too. Who made the cut? Flyers’ First Team Forwards: Simon Gagne, Claude Giroux, Mike Richards Defensemen: Eric
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, are the Colorado Avalanche seriously open to the idea of trading Mikko Rantanen if the forward doesn’t re-sign before his contract expires? Meanwhile, have the Columbus Blue Jackets and Vancouver Canucks talked about a trade involving Elias Pettersson? Finally, are the Toronto Maple Leafs putting Scott Laughton at the top
Never say never, but with the way Matvei Michkov has been trending scoring-wise, winning the Calder Trophy in a historically tight 2024-25 race seems unlikely. He has two points in his last 12 games, which is currently the most gloomy stretch of his NHL career. With fellow rookies Macklin Celebrini and Lane Hutson rising and
The Philadelphia Flyers take on the San Jose Sharks at the SAP Center today. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others. FLYERS (16-17-4) at SHARKS (11-22-6) 8 p.m. ET; NBCSP, NBCSCA Flyers projected lineup Owen Tippett — Sean Couturier — Travis KonecnyTyson Foerster — Noah Cates — Bobby BrinkScott Laughton —
As the calendar is set to turn to 2025, there are plenty of things to have a look at for the future of each NHL team. While many have their resolutions, traditions, expectations, and more, there is one burning question that every NHL team is facing in the upcoming year. Anaheim Ducks: What Happens With
The Los Angeles Kings (21-10-5) achieved a two-goal comeback at home versus the Philadelphia Flyers (16-17-4), winning 5-4. It’s their 12th victory at Crypto.com Arena in just 15 contests, tying them with the Vegas Golden Knights for the NHL’s best home-ice points percentage (.833). Game Recap The Kings’ Kevin Fiala opened the scoring on a
The Philadelphia Flyers take on the Boston Bruins at PPG Paints Arena tonight. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others. 7 p.m. ET; SN-PIT, NBCSP+ Flyers projected lineup Joel Farabee — Sean Couturier — Travis KonecnyOwen Tippett — Morgan Frost — Matvei MichkovTyson Foerster — Noah Cates —
The Columbus Blue Jackets were in control of things for over 40 minutes on Saturday night. Then all heck broke loose in the third period. The end result was a familiar one in overtime for the Blue Jackets. Owen Tippett scored the game-winning goal in the extra session to lift the Flyers to a comeback
Despite back-to-back frustrating late-game losses to the Florida Panthers and Boston Bruins, the Philadelphia Flyers received some good news before Sunday night’s game with the Utah Hockey Club: Defenseman Jamie Drysdale (out since Nov. 9) and goaltender Samuel Ersson (out since Nov. 11) were both activated from injured reserve and suited up, giving the team
At the 25-game mark for the 2024-25 season, the Philadelphia Flyers are 12-10-3 and just above the playoff line. They’re on a 109-point pace through their last 18 contests, so they have bounced back after a rough stretch early on. There’s some upside with this team even if it might not seem it on the
The Philadelphia Flyers take on the Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena tonight. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others. 8 p.m. ET; FDSNSO, NBCSP+ Flyers projected lineup Joel Farabee — Sean Couturier — Travis KonecnyOwen Tippett — Morgan Frost — Matvei MichkovTyson Foerster — Noah Cates — Bobby
The 7-12-1 Chicago Blackhawks and the 8-10-2 Philadelphia Flyers squared off in a Saturday matinee in Philadelphia on Nov. 23. The Blackhawks were attempting to make it two wins in a row after coming off a gritty victory over the Florida Panthers last Thursday (Nov. 21). The Flyers were trying to redeem themselves after two
While a meeting between cross-conference opponents both in eighth place in their divisions typically wouldn’t carry much intrigue, anyone with money on the Calder Trophy race had their eyes on the Wells Fargo Center Monday evening. The two players at the top of Rookie of the Year odds in the summer faced off for the
When Nikita Kucherov tucked in a full-speed wraparound in the final minute of Thursday night’s first period, it felt like the start of a spiral. Maybe continuation would be a better word given how tenuous the Flyers’ state was when they came into Amalie Arena. The team played one of the last decade’s perennial powerhouses
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