PHLY Philadelphia Flyers Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

The sports world was stunned Friday morning when it was confirmed that Columbus Blue Jackets star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, a former Reading Royals player and hockey coach, were killed in an accident in their home state of New Jersey.

JP and Kelly react to the tragic news.

We’re kicking today’s show off by remembering one of the more heart wrenching moments of recent Flyers history, as the Pittsburgh Penguins announced a bobblehead series that includes Max Talbot and his famous “shush” following his fight against Dan Carcillo in the 2009 quarterfinals.

We then get back into the Flyers mailbag, answering questions about Matvei Michkov, hockey jersey etiquette, prospects and more!

Congratulations! You’ve made it to Friday! Celebrate with this week’s F-Around show!

Charlie, Kelly & Bill discuss players who’ve had multiple stints with the Philadelphia Flyers, including Mark Recchi, Rick Tocchet, Peter Forsberg (?), and more!

Plus, the announcement of next weeks’s Tuesday Reviewsday hockey movie, and probably some other stuff, too. August, baby!

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The Philadelphia Flyers simply make no sense.

After losing eight straight, most of which to lottery teams, many fans turned their own attention to the future. But amid questions about the team’s effort in the last few weeks, Philly turned in one of its best recent performances to defeat the Presidents Trophy-leading New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night.

Bill, Kelly & Charlie break down the action, including bounce back performances by Travis Konecny and Sam Ersson, and take a look at the still-relevant playoff standings.

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Here we go again. No matter the coach- Peter Laviolette, Craig Berube, Dave Hakstol, Alain Vigneault, or now John Tortorella, we’re having this conversation again. Have the Philadelphia Flyers’ players tuned out their head coach? Should Torts be behind the bench for year 3? Are veteran leaders like Sean Couturier, Travis Konecny, Scott Laughton and Travis Sanheim to blame?

Charlie, Bill and Kelly open up the mailbag to try to answer questions straight from Flyers fans regarding this epic collapse and the future of the rebuild.

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The Philadelphia Flyers losing streak has reached 8 following an ass-kicking at the hands of the Montreal Canadiens. Trailing 1-0 after the first and not looking too bad in the process, Philly surrendered 5 goals in the second period, including the final 2/3 of Juraj Slafkovsky’s first career hat trick.

Sam Ersson wasn’t bad to start and then was left completely hung out to dry before being pulled in favor of Ivan Fedotov after Montreal’s 5th goal and the Habs didn’t let up, netting one on Fedotov before the end of the middle frame.

What will happen in the 3rd? Does it matter? Will this once promising season end on an 11-game losing streak? Charlie, Bill & JP break down the action as the postseason slips further away.

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The sky is falling! The Philadelphia Flyers have now lost seven straight games, after being swept on Friday and Saturday back-to-backs by the Buffalo Sabres and Columbus Blue Jackets.

Goaltending, scoring, culture and the plan itself have all come under fire during this collapse, and now Bill & Charlie are back together on this Monday live show to break it all down.

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What is going on with the Philadelphia Flyers?

After Sam Ersson returned to action after a few days of rest, the Philadelphia Flyers needed to head into Columbus with a must-win attitude in their last back-to-back of the season. The Blue Jackets entered the game without ten players and starting minor league goalie Jett Greaves in goal. But after falling behind 2-0 in the first period, and Damon Severson netting his second of the night in the second period, the Flyers sure looked more like a rebuilding team than a playoff team.

Olle Lycksell and Adam Ginning netted their first NHL goals late in the game, but that wasn't enough as the Blue Jackets ran away with the victory, 6-2.

JP, Charlie, and Kelly break down the action, including a look at who's most to blame for the collapse.

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This stings.

The Flyers needed to win against the Buffalo Sabres to keep their season alive and John Tortorella went with Ivan Fedotov for his first NHL start to get the job done.

The Flyers played hard and generated some chances early, and Noah Cates finally got them on the board to tie the game 1-1 in the second period. But rookie Jack Quinn's two goals late in the game sealed the victory for the Sabres, 4-2.

JP, Charlie, and Kelly break down the action and what this means now for the playoff race.

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We’re nearly at the end. The Philadelphia Flyers will play 6 games over the next 12 days, and they’ll have to earn playing any more than that this season with a few wins, beginning this weekend.

Charlie & Bill look at Philly’s playoff odds, the remaining schedule, and which Flyers players need to step up to make the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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