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.

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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!

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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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The Philadelphia Flyers are clinging to their spot in the Stanley Cup Playoffs for dear life with only six games remaining in the regular season.

Reinforcements on defense in the form of Nick Seeler and Jamie Drysdale have arrived, returning from lengthy time out of action, and Russian sensation Ivan Fedotov has made his debut after a long saga to make it to the NHL.

Will it be enough to push the orange and black over the finish line and into the postseason for the first time since 2020? Charlie, Kelly & Bill debate all things Flyers ahead of the final few weeks.

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After a shaky first 20 minutes that saw Sam Ersson surrender a pair of goals, the new goalie stepped in! Ivan Fedotov made his NHL debut, beginning the middle frame in relief with Philly trailing 2-1.

Jamie Drysdale also returned to the lineup tonight, and it seems like those events should be the energy boost this dragging Flyers club needs to get back in the win column after 4 straight losses.

Noah Cates got the Flyers on the board in the 1st period, but the Islanders scored back-to-back goals in a span of 18 seconds. Sanheim netted a goal in the 2nd to tie it 2-2, but Anders Lee's goal made it 3-2 late in the 2nd period. Morgan Frost's game-tying goal with 9.6 seconds left sent the game to OT and gave the Flyers a much-needed point amidst a tight playoff race. Yet Frost and Drysdale's costly turnover in OT allows the Islanders to escape with a 4-3 win in OT.

Bill, JP & Charlie break down the action, and take a look at the updated standings.

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The Flyers are gassed. Or just regressing. Maybe both. Whatever the issue, against yet another bad team, Philadelphia came out and sucked again, dropping a game to the Chicago Blackhawks in the midst of a tight playoff race.

What is wrong with the Orange and Black? Can they right the ship? Bill, Charlie & Kelly break down the action and check the scoreboard to see if anybody else in the East is going to step up and take the playoff spot that the Flyers have owned for months.

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After trading Cutter Gauthier to the Anaheim Ducks shortly after he was named the Best Forward at the World Junior tournament, Philadelphia Flyers fans clamored for the player Briere received in return: Jamie Drysdale.

Drysdale impressed early, showing off his high-end skating and puck moving that made him the 6th overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.

But an injury and lack of production hampered his introduction to Philly and now fans are split on Drysdale’s upside, and if he was the right player to get back for Gauthier.

Charlie, Bill & Kelly discuss Drysdale’s season, and what to expect from the 22-year-old defender going forward.

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What an awful game. The Philadelphia Flyers slept through the first two periods, then had a couple of goals disallowed for a kicking motion and offside in the third period, and so began the most important stretch of the season with a whimper.

Philly played a bit more inspired/desperate in the final frame, but when you give away the first two periods you need everything to break your way, and that simply wasn’t the case for the Orange and Black on Thursday night.

Bill, JP & Charlie break down the action and the playoff implications of the loss on a night the Capitals and Red Wings also played.

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After an incredible back-and-forth game against the New York Rangers, ultimately resulting in an overtime loss, the Philadelphia Flyers are finally through the toughest part of their schedule, and they’re still holding the 3-seed in the Metro.

But plenty of questions remain with nine games left in the regular season. Can Sam Ersson backstop this team to the playoffs? Will the blueline ever get healthy? And what the hell was John Tortorella thinking with his starting lineup in overtime against the Rangers?

Bill, JP and Charlie discuss what’s next for the team as they head towards the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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The Philadelphia Flyers have not won a game against a Metropolitan division opponent since December 19th, head to NYC to faceoff with the Rangers, a team Philly hasn’t beaten in almost 2 years.

Travis Konecny, Sam Ersson and the rest of the squad is also fending off the surging Washington Capitals, who can supplant Philly with a win on Tuesday night, and a Flyers regulation loss.

7 total goals were scored in the 3rd period alone, and Tyson Foerster's game-tying goal with 3:32 sent the game to overtime. However, the Rangers scored just 36 seconds into OT to win it.

Charlie, Bill & JP break down the action.

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Ten games left! That’s right, the Philadelphia Flyers have four weeks and only 10 games remaining on the schedule! Despite all sorts of injuries, turmoil, and Tortorella shenanigans, the Flyers are still holding onto a playoff spot, and the third seed in the Metropolitan division.

Bill, Charlie & Kelly answer mailbag questions about the blueline, the future and discuss the current standings and how much Philly should lean on Sam Ersson down the stretch.

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Anthony Stolarz put on a clinic against his former team on Sunday night, stymying the Flyers’ attack and leading the Florida Panthers to their first victory over Philly this season.

The Flyers had plenty of opportunities but when they didn’t miss the net, Stolarz had the answer. The Flyers also didn’t do themselves any favors, squandering a plethora of power plays. Felix Sandstrom, in net for the Flyers for the back-to-back, wasn’t much help, allowing a horrible first goal and missing a glove save on the 3rd.

Bill, Kelly, JP & Charlie break down the action and the updated Stanley Cup Playoff standings.

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In a big departure from what we’ve seen between the Flyers and Bruins in recent matchups, Philly & Boston played low-event hockey for 40 minutes with only 25 total shots on goal, and one tally on the board- a big power play goal by Travis Konecny late in the 2nd to give the Flyers a 1-0 lead heading into the final frame of regulation.

The Flyers held on to beat the Bruins for the first time in 8 attempts, and only the 4th time in the last 4 seasons. Travis Konecny and Tyson Foerster added goals in the 3rd period to escape the Bruins.

Bill, JP & Charlie break down the action, including Sam Ersson’s effort against a Boston team that has lit up Philly in recent years, as well as Sean Couturier’s return after 2 games in the press box.

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The Philadelphia Flyers were unable to make it 2-in-a-row without captain Sean Couturier. Philly hasn’t won a game against a Metro division opponent since beating the New Jersey Devils in overtime on December 19. The Carolina Hurricanes, for their part, are looking to catch the NY Rangers in the division standings.

Charlie, Bill & JP break down the action, the playoff race, and the continued benching of Captain Coots.

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Following a much-needed win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday, the gauntlet does not end. The Philadelphia Flyers visit the Hurricanes on Thursday, then come back home for a weekend back-to-back against the Bruins and Osnthers before heading up to MSG to play the Rangers next Tuesday.

But before all that, Bill and Charlie sit down to talk at length about John Tortorella’s decision to bench the team captain, Sean Couturier.

Plus, a look at the goaltending, young vets stepping up, and honoring Wayne Simmonds.

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A month after being named captain of the Philadelphia Flyers, Sean Couturier was relegated to the press box by head coach John Tortorella, a healthy scratch for the first time in his career.

The Flyers responded with one of their best games in weeks, taking a 1-0 lead 19 seconds after puck drop and never looking back. Sam Ersson was solid as well, with a little help from the posts, and Philly picked up 2 huge points against a Leafs team they haven’t beaten since November 9, 2019.

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It's the Philadelphia Flyers Charities Carnival on St. Patricks Day, live from the Wells Fargo Center!

Charlie, Bill, and Kelly are joined by Chairman & CEO of Comcast Spectacor Dan Hilferty, President of Hockey Operations Keith Jones, Public Address Announcer Lou Nolan, and more at the 45th annual Flyers Charities Carnival.

Coming off the heels of a rough few games for the Flyers, the gang also breaks down what's next as the playoff push continues.

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Welcome to another summer edition of “What If?” Wednesday! On today’s show, we’re discussing scenarios for Sean Couturier‘s upcoming season, and how the Philadelphia Flyers can best handle their captain’s future. Plus, a trip to an alternate timeline where either the Shea Weber or Ryan Kesler offer sheets worked out for Philadelphia, after Tuesday’s news of the St. Louis Blues signing a pair of Edmonton Oilers RFAs.

And perhaps today is the day we finally get to discuss Sportsnet’s “Hall of Fame Locks” article.

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The Flyers took leads of 1-0 and 2-1 in this game, but a bad start to the third period made all look lost in John Tortorella's return to the bench. But The Philadelphia Flyers fought back with goals from Nic Deslauriers (!), Joel Farabee, and Morgan Frost, but Felix Sandstrom couldn't close the door and comeback fell just short, with Boston prevailing 6-5.

Charlie, Bill & Kelly break down the action, including the playoff race and what's next in this ridiculous stretch of the schedule.

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After a nice bounce back start against the Sharks, Sam Ersson was looking to steady himself against the star-studded Leafs but instead looked much more like the goalie who was pulled against Tampa, and his results were similar. Felix Sandstrom took over in the 2nd period and the Flyers steadied themselves, but then the wheels fell off in the 3rd.

Charlie, Bill & Kelly break down the action, the playoff race, and Pearl Jam night.

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With head coach John Tortorella serving the first of his 2-game suspension from the Tampa Bay Debacle, the Flyers faceoff at home against the San Jose Sharks, the second worst team in the NHL.

The game was penalty ridden (8 power plays, 20 PIM through first 40 minutes), and after 2 periods, tied at 2. Owen Tippett ended a slump to net the go-ahead goal in the 3rd, but the margin for error was still slim against a team poised to play spoiler on Philly’s Stanley Cup Playoff hopes.

The Flyers hang on to win 3-2, and Bill, JP, and Charlie discuss the shark attack and the tough schedule ahead for the Orange and Black.

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The Philadelphia Flyers split their trip to Florida, beating the Panthers in Sunrise for the biggest win of the season, but then 48 hours later had their worst showing of the year, falling 7-0 in Tampa to the Lightning.

Halfway through the first period of the Tampa Bay Debacle, head coach John Tortorella got thrown out by referee Wes McCauley, and has subsequently been suspended for 2 games. The Flyers now look towards home games against San Jose and Toronto (Takeover tickets: https://bit.ly/3SBwFwh) without their bench boss.

Bill & Kelly react to everything that has transpired since the Trade Deadline, and preview what’s ahead for the Orange & Black.

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It was pretty much over after the first period. Victor Hedman scored 1:50 into the game, and the Tampa Bay Lightning never looked back. After 20 minutes, the Bolts were up 4-0, Sam Ersson had been pulled for Felix Sandstrom, and John Tortorella was ejected after some questionable calls by Wes McCauley & crew that led to a pair of power-play goals in the first.

Bill, JP, and Charlie break down the disaster, which began with only having 5 healthy defensemen due to Egor Zamula missing the contest with an illness, and really never got any better for Philly.

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Coming off the biggest win of the season over the Florida Panthers, the Flyers enter the trade deadline having already dealt their biggest chip in Sean Walker and extended Nick Seeler’s contract.

Are more moves coming? What will Philly do on the blueline and at backup goalie for the stretch to the Stanley Cup Playoffs?

Bill, Kelly, and JP are LIVE from The Chicken or The Egg in Marlton, NJ breaking down trades around the NHL and the race for the Cup.

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Sean Walker is gone, traded to the Colorado Avalanche for a first round pick. Nick Seeler, Rasmus Ristolainen, and Jamie Drysdale are all out. Ronnie Attard and Adam Ginning are making their season debuts. But, hey, Travis Konecny is back just in time for the Flyers to faceoff with the Presidents Trophy race leaders in the Florida Panthers, one day ahead of the NHL Trade Deadline.

Garnet Hathaway's goal with 21.3 seconds remaining and a great effort by Sam Ersson proved to be enough to overcome an inexperienced blueline and other slumping veterans.

Bill, Charlie, and JP break down the action and Danny Briere’s pregame press conference, as well as what to expect tomorrow ahead of Friday’s 3PM Trade Deadline.

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Philadelphia Flyers GM Danny Briere had a busy day, executing a trade with the Colorado Avalanche to send defenseman Sean Walker to Denver for a first round pick and what’s left of Ryan Johansen’s contract. On top of that, the long-awaited Seeler extension was made official, coming it at 4 years with a sub-$3 million average annual value. Charlie, Bill & Kelly react to a big news day in Philly.

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It has begun! The trades started earlier today, as did the rumors of an imminent Nick Seeler contract extension, but Danny Briere made his first official move of the Trade Deadline by shipping veteran defenseman Sean Walker to Colorado for Ryan Johansen and a 2025 first round pick. Bill reacts to the trade and looks at what could be next.

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The looming spectre of the NHL Trade Deadline draws nearer, with the Philadelphia Flyers still clinging to their lead for the #3 seed in the Metropolitan Division in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

How will Danny Briere handle his first TDL? Are the reports of the Flyers looking more towards the postseason than selling, considering their assigned prices have yet to be met on pending-UFA defensemen Sean Walker and Nick Seeler, as well as team leader Scott Laughton?

Bill & Charlie preview the Trade Deadline, and discuss the options facing Philly’s front office. Plus, today (March 5th) is the 20th anniversary of the Flyers/Senators 419 PIM brawl, and our hosts recount their memories of that violent night on ice.

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We’re talking hockey movies again today! On this Tuesday Reviewsday, we’re discussing the story of the 1980 US Olympic team, MIRACLE!

Plus, a continuation of yesterday’s Owen Tippett conversation, a look at the St. Louis Blues offer-sheeting a pair of Edmonton Oilers depth players, and more!

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The Philadelphia Flyers played a mostly-solid 1st period and were up 1-0 after 20 minutes on a Scott Laughton goal set up by Ryan Poehling. As has been the case lately, they gave it back in the 2nd, with Kevin Hayes scoring for the first time in 20 games to tie things up.

With Jordan Binnington channeling his first start from 2019, stopping 29/30 Flyers shots by the midway point of the 3rd, the Blues steal the game in a shootout.

Plus, with the report from 32 Thoughts today that the Flyers priorities may be making the playoffs and not furthering the rebuild, Bill, JP & Charlie discuss what could happen at Friday’s Trade Deadline.

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Tyson Foerster broke a 1-1 tie late in the second period with his 15th goal of the season, and followed it up with a goal off a penalty shot 45 seconds later to give the Flyers a 3-1 lead as the middle frame came to a close.

Philadelphia outshot Ottawa 19-4 in the first period, but came up short on 3 power play opportunities leaving the door opened for the Senators to get back in it, which they did with an early Vladimir Tarasenko goal in the second. The Flyers finally closed out the Senators, who won the first 2 games of the season series by a total score of 10-5.

Bill, JP, and Charlie break down the action, including some rumors about Flyers prospects, and where exactly Foerster stands in this year’s rookie scoring race, as well as where his numbers lineup historically in Philly.

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Despite jumping out to a 2-0 first period lead and looking poised to cruise to a victory, the next 40 minutes were among some of the worst the Flyers have played all year.

Defensive breakdowns, penalties, turnovers, a complete inability to send or receive a pass all killed Philly on Friday night in the nation’s capital. Alex Ovechkin opened up the Caps’ scoring to cut the Flyers lead to 2-1, and it was all Washington from there, as they scored 5 straight to go up 5-2 on Philadelphia.

Along the way Bobby Brink and Olle Lycksell got benched, Sean Couturier saw himself moved back into the top-9, and John Tortorella was not the least bit happy pretty much whenever the camera cut to him. Bill, JP, and Charlie break down the action, including reactions to Danny Briere speaking to the media after the first period.

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Cam Atkinson has finally been scratched after 11 games without a point. Sean Couturier is down on the 4th line. Joel Farabee and Owen Tippett aren’t as productive as they were a month ago.

And still, with less than 2 weeks until the trade deadline, the Flyers are holding tight to the Metro division’s 3rd seed.

Charlie & Bill break down all the recent goings on, and try to get to the bottom of the Wells Fargo Center power outage.

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In one of the weirdest games of the season, which saw a temporary power outage in the first, and Lightning coach Jon Cooper pull his goaltender midway through the third period, Philadelphia picked up 2 points against a team that has been a thorn in their side for multiple seasons.

Bobby Brink is back from an 11-game stint in the AHL, and he got the scoring going with a goal early in the first, and Tyson Foerster, Cam York and Travis Sanheim all extended scoring streaks.

Bill, JP, and Charlie break down the action, including exactly what goes on when the lights are off in the press box.

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It’s Monday, you know what that means… IT’S MAIL TIME!

After dropping Sunday’s game to Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins 7-6, a lot of today’s mailbag is focused on the goalie position both this year and beyond? Can John Tortorella ever put Petersen back in the net in Philadelphia? Will Alexei Kolosov be the answer behind Sam Ersson? Should Danny Briere trade for a goalie?

It’s a netminder-focused episode, with questions for Bill & Kelly also covering Cam Atkinson, Morgan Frost, Nic Deslauriers, Captain Couturier and much more!

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In a wacky back-and-forth game, the Flyers had a shot to rebound after Saturday’s loss to the Rangers but unfortunately, Cal Petersen was in net for the orange and black, making the task THAT MUCH more difficult. Already missing Travis Konecny, Philly lost Jamie Drysdale to an apparent left shoulder injury, and Tyson Foerster also left after taking a shot to the knee-area, but came back shortly after. Charlie & Bill break down the action, as well as how the injuries could impact the Flyers’ Trade Deadline strategy. 

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We got a 3 PM start time in South Philly for Flyers vs. Rangers on Saturday afternoon, and neither team looked like they needed a wakeup call, especially after an epic heavyweight tilt between Nic Deslauriers and rookie Matt Rempe a few minutes into the game.

The Rangers took a 1-0 lead in the 2nd period, as Sam Ersson and Igor Shesterkin were locked in a goalie battle during this Metropolitan Division matchup.

Can the Flyers stage a 3rd period comeback and end the Rangers 9-game win streak?

Bill & Charlie break down the action, including the lineup without Travis Konecny.

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On a special edition of PHLY Flyers, President of Hockey Operations Keith Jones joins for a conversation on choosing Sean Couturier as team captain, trade deadline strategy, the big games over the course of the next month, and more!

Charlie, Bill & Kelly also discuss the reported incoming Nick Seeler contract extension.

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After losing in overtime in Toronto and dropping a big game in regulation at MetLife to the Devils, Philadelphia needs to beat a tanking Blackhawks team, despite the return of rookie phenom Connor Bedard to Chicago’s lineup last week. With only a 5-point lead on NJ in the standings, and about 2 weeks until the trade deadline, the Flyers need to reestablish themselves if they want to hold on to their playoff spot. Bill, JP & Charlie break down the action, as well as the latest news and rumors swirling the team.

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Signed to an 8-year contract extension in January, Owen Tippett enters 2024-25 set to count for more money against the salary cap than he’d made previously in his career, combined.

Coming off of back-to-back seasons posting 27 and 28 goals, respectively, Tippett is expected to become a 30-40-goal scorer for the Philadelphia Flyers, living up to the expectations of the only piece of the Claude Giroux trade to contribute in the NHL, so far.

With Charlie’s season review as the source material (https://allphly.com/owen-tippett-review-flyers-shooter-myths/), the guys break down Owen Tippett, his expectations going forward, and where he fits in the lineup now that Matvei Michkov has arrived.

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With the March 8th NHL Trade Deadline nearing, there is some worry growing about what exactly the Flyers’ plan is, as suddenly potentially re-signing veteran pending UFA defenseman Sean Walker is a rumor floating around.

Charlie, Bill & Kelly address the rumors, and answer Mailbag questions about the future of Captain Sean Couturier, Cam York as a trade chip, and more!

Presidents’ Day can’t stop the Monday Mailbag!

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Owen Tippett with a 2 goal performance, Flyers square off against Hated New Jersey Devils in the Stadium Series.

Flyers much anticipated matchup against The New Jersey Devils has finally arrived. True test for The Orange and Black who quite literally were under the stadium lights of Metlife!

JP Zapata and Kelly Hinkle are in studio tonight, who will be joined by Charlie O’Connor from Metlife Field. They will discuss all the action from the ice.

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The Philadelphia Flyers have a captain for the first time since March 19, 2022– the day they traded Claude Giroux to the Florida Panthers.

Sean Couturier has been named the 20th captain in team history, and the Flyers celebrated by giving up a natural hat trick to Auston Matthews in the 2nd period on Thursday night, but fought back in the 3rd period, tying the game at 3. However, the new leadership group could not finish off the comeback.

Charlie, Bill & JP break down the action, including possible injury to Cam York, the pursuit of elite talent to be able to match the likes of Toronto, and much more.

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