PHLY Philadelphia Flyers Podcast

The Philadelphia Flyers went toe-to-toe with the 2nd best team in the NHL on Sunday night, and outplayed the talent-laden Dallas Stars for much of the game, holding them to 18 shots against Sam Ersson in a big 2-1 OT win that draws Philly within two points of a playoff spot.

Charlie, Bill & Steve break down the monumental victory, discussing Sam Ersson’s game-saving stop late in the 3rd, Travis Konecny and Trevor Zegras stepping up, and where the Orange & Black sit in the race to the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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After Michigan State was eliminated from the NCAA Tournament on Saturday, it was a matter of time before freshman Porter Martone signed with the Philadelphia Flyers, setting up the 2025 sixth overall pick’s NHL debut. Now, Martone has inked his entry-level contract and will soon join his new teammates in Orange & Black. Charlie & Bill of the PHLY Flyers Podcast discuss Martone joining the team mid-playoff race, and what effect he could have on Rick Tocchet’s lineup.

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The Philadelphia Flyers opened up a 3-0 lead in a must-win situation in Detroit against another team gunning to end a playoff drought, the Red Wings, who are also fighting to stay alive in the Eastern Conference wild card race.

Owen Tippett scored goals in the first and second, while Dan Vladar was clutch with big saves throughout the game to earn the win.

Charlie & Bill break down the win, Owen Tippett’s huge night, and the possibility of Porter Martone joining the team now that Michigan State has been eliminated from the NCAA Tournament.

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The Philadelphia Flyers wasted little time erasing the bad taste from Tuesday’s loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets, going up 1-0 on an Alex Bump goal before 50 seconds were played, and taking a 2-0 lead via Sean Couturier in just over 2:30 of game time.

Philly cruised to a victory over the lowly Blackhawks, and if for only one night against a bad team, put on a show for the Douth Philly crowd, providing a great encore to the Phillies Opening Day win.

Bill, Steve & Charlie break down the win, discussing the big night for Bump, Denver Barkey, Owen Tippett, Sam Ersson and more!

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Charlie O'Connor was in Voorhees as the Flyers returned to practice after their disappointing 3-2 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets on home ice amid the Eastern Conference playoff race in the NHL. Rick Tocchet revealed today that Nikita Grebenkin is dealing with an upper-body injury and getting tests done to determine the severity – meaning he's doubtful vs the Chicago Blackhawks. Meanwhile, Emil Andrae is expected to return to the lineup—can his presence give the team a much-needed boost? With the playoff race tightening, the Flyers’ chances are looking increasingly slim. Charlie breaks down the latest roster updates, injury concerns, and what needs to happen (if anything) for a late push. 
 

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The Philadelphia Flyers have not been mathematically eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but their chances have slimmed even further after a regulation loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday night.

Charlie & Bill discuss the disappointing performances by Travis Konecny, Owen Tippett and Philly’s top scorers last night, as well as the struggles Rick Tocchet’s club has had against Metropolitan division and Eastern Conference playoff teams.

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The Philadelphia Flyers had an opportunity to put a dent in the Eastern Conference playoff race, facing off at home against the Metropolitan division’s 3-seed, the Columbus Blue Jackets. After Sean Couturier opened the scoring late in the first period, however, the Orange & Black put up little in terms of high-end scoring chances, and failed to convert on the ones created by Owen Tippett, Noah Cates and Matvei Michkov.

Bill, Kelly & Charlie break down the loss, and the disappointment of Rick Tocchet’s squad coming up small in South Philly after sweeping the West Coast road trip.

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Charlie O'Connor of PHLY Flyers Podcast reports from Voorhees, NJ as the Philadelphia Flyers swept their West Coast trip with victories against Cutter Gauthier and the Ducks, Artemi Panarin's LA Kings, and Macklin Celebrini's San Jose Sharks to suddenly find themselves back in the Eastern Conference Playoff race. 

Hear from Owen Tippett and Rick Tocchet on the Flyers' winning streak, injury updates on Sean Couturier, Denver Barkey, and Luke Glendening, playoff odds, and more.

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An exhausted Philadelphia Flyers squad, playing once again with 11 forwards and 7 defensemen due to the absences of Denver Barkey, Sean Couturier and Luke Glendening, fought hard with Macklin Celebrini and the San Jose Sharks on Saturday evening, putting in a gutsy effort to sweep their California road trip.

Bill & Michael break down the win, the Flyers’ seventh straight on the road, discussing Owen Tippett’s scoring run, the power play finally converting, and Matvei Michkov reaching 100 points for his career.

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Broad Street Hockey's Maddie Campbell breaks down David Jiricek’s recent performances with the AHL's Lehigh Valley Phantoms & his future in Philadelphia – as well as prospect insights on Oliver Bonk, Hunter McDonald, and other rising names you need to know. 
 

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The Philadelphia Flyers have played 68 games this season. Thursday’s contest with the LA Kings is the 25th that has required overtime. That’s 37% of the schedule. Ridiculous.

It took over 65 minutes, but goals by Zegras and Michkov in the shootout delivered Philly its 6th straight road victory for the first time in 8 years.

Charlie & Bill break down the win, and the absurdity of Flyers Hockey.

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The Philadelphia Flyers gave up their 2-1 lead in the final two minutes of regulation, but a 2-on-1 that appeared to be fumbled between Noah Cates and Matvei Michkov gave the Orange & Black the win in 3v3.

Charlie & Bill break down the wacky win, including the OT offside review, Dan Vladar setting a new season-high for saves in a game, Owen Tippett’s night and much more!

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Should the Philadelphia Flyers consider trading top prospect Jett Luchanko? In this video, Bill and Charlie of PHLY Flyers Podcast break down why NHL insider Craig Button believes GM Danny Briere might explore moving the young talent—and what it could mean for the future of the Flyers. Bill and Charlie dive into Luchanko’s potential, the Flyers’ current rebuild strategy, and whether trading a promising prospect is the right move to accelerate success. Is this a smart long-term decision or a risky gamble? 

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On January 6th, the Anaheim Ducks came into Philly with the mindset of taking liberties and “avenging” the way they were pushed around in Cutter Gauthier’s first trip to Philadelphia the year prior. Bobby Brink got chicken-winged early, leading to a rare Noah Cates fight. Jamie Drysdale got blind-sided by Ross Johnston. Jacob Trouba delivered a flying elbow to Denver Barkey. Radko Gudas (currently suspended for kneeing Auston Matthews) and Garnet Hathaway dropped the gloves.

With the Ducks now leading the pathetic Pacific Division, it’s now up to the Flyers to test just how “tough” the team that stole the color orange from them really is.

Charlie & Bill discuss the potential for fireworks on Wednesday night, as well as Keith Jones’ assessment of the rebuild, his first year head coach and more on a recent appearance on the 97.5 Morning Show.

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Over the summer, Flyers GM Danny Briere made several additions to the team, including Trevor Zegras, Dan Vladar, Christian Dvorak and head coach Rick Tocchet.

On Monday’s episode, Charlie & Bill examine the impact of Vladar’s goaltending on this season, as well as Tocchet’s impact on the team’s overall offense, and whether personnel improvements can fix what’s wrong with a team that struggles to score 3 goals per game.

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For the 23rd time in 2025-26, the Philadelphia Flyers went to overtime! After a mostly uneventful 3v3 (until the final 30 seconds) we got to see yet another shootout!

Alex Bump scored his second career goal in the 1st period to tie the game after Kirill Marchenko scored early, and that was the last of the game’s scoring until Kirill Marchenko ended the shootout.

Bill, Petey and Charlie react to the loss, and the lack of urgency in a must-win game.

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The Philadelphia Flyers are in the middle of a full rebuild, and General Manager Danny Briere is taking a patient approach to building the team the right way. Instead of rushing the process, the Flyers are focusing on developing young talent, collecting draft picks, and building a core that can compete for years to come.

In this video, we break down the Flyers rebuild and why patience could be the key to long-term success. From Matvei Michkov’s superstar potential to the development of top prospects like Porter Martone and the growing young core in Philadelphia, the future of the Flyers might be brighter than fans think.

We’ll also look at Danny Briere’s strategy, how the Flyers are rebuilding through the NHL Draft, and why waiting for prospects to develop could eventually turn Philadelphia back into a contender.

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The Flyers were in one of their toughest spots of the season on Thursday night, playing in the backend of a back-to-back after traveling from Philadelphia to Minnesota to faceoff with one of the NHL’s top teams in the Wild.

Philly scored the first goal for only the 21st time this season, and despite falling behind 2-1, Owen Tippett knotted it up with a short-handed slapper, forcing overtime, making it 22 OT games this season for the Orange & Black.

Then, after Michkov and Zegras came up empty in the shootout, Travis Konecny scored the skills competition’s lone goal for the win.

Charlie & Bill break down the victory and what this means for the Flyers’ playoff hopes.

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The Philadelphia Flyers have won 5 of 7 and kept their slim playoff hopes alive with a 4-1 win over the Washington Capitals on Wednesday night. Trevor Zegras, Travis Konecny, Owen Tippett and Jamie Drysdale all scored, while Sam Ersson was strong again to propel the Orange & Black to victory.

Bill, Steve & Charlie break down the win, and discuss what could have been if not for the dreadful run leading into the Olympic break.

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The Philadelphia Flyers have 19 games remaining in the 2025-26 regular season, and with a sub-5% chance of making the Stanley Cup Playoffs, it’s probably time to give up on that dream after getting blown out by the last place New York Rangers last night.

So, with a focus on these final 19 games, Charlie & Bill are looking at Dan Vladar and Sam Ersson’s workloads, as well as expectations for Matvei Michkov, Trevor Zegras’s performance playing center, and more!

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Dan Vladar has been the Philadelphia Flyers’ MVP through 62 games, but in game #63, Vladar was off and, with his team not exactly buzzing in front of him, the Orange & Black were blown out by the Eastern Conference’s worst team.

Matvei Michkov made it 3-1 on the power play early in the second period, but that was basically Philly’s only highlight, as the Stanley Cup Playoffs become even less likely following an embarrassing loss to a team that has given up and declared a rebuild.

Bill, Kelly & Charlie break down the loss, including Rick Tocchet seemingly hanging Vladar out to dry, Alex Bump’s first home game, and much more!

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Alex Bump’s long-awaited NHL debut has finally happened and it’s a night he’ll never forget, scoring his first career goal in the second period against the Philadelphia Flyers’ biggest rival, the Pittsburgh Penguins.

This game was high-scoring but also somehow low-event, with neither team registering double-digit shots on goal in any period, but still we got highlights from Denver Barkey scoring off a feed from Matvei Michkov, and Owen Tippett notching his fourth straight 20-goal season, scoring on a nice pass from Trevor Zegras.

Charlie & Bill break down the shootout win, highlighted by Trevor Zegras’ shootout heroics, Dan Vladar stepping up in the final 35 minutes, and more!

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Why didn’t Rasmus Ristolainen get traded at the NHL Trade Deadline? Charlie O'Connor reports live from the Flyers Training Center in Voorhees to report on Danny Briere's press conference after the Orange and Black kept defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen after the NHL Trade Deadline passed despite intense trade speculation. As the NHL Trade Deadline approached, many fans and analysts expected Ristolainen to be moved for future assets. However, Brière’s comments shed light on why the Flyers held onto the big right-shot defenseman and what it means for the team’s plans moving forward. Briere also speaks on other moves the Flyers made, including Bobby Brink for David Jiricek, Deslauries to the Carolina Hurricanes, and more.

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The Philadelphia Flyers have already made a couple of trades, one sending Bobby Brink to his hometown Minnesota Wild in exchange for 2022 sixth overall pick, defenseman David Jiricek. Danny Briere also made an AHL move, exchanging Massimo Rizzo and Alexis Gendron for Boston’s Brett Harrison and Jackson Edward.

Now, all attention shifts to if Briere can get his asking price for Rasmus Ristolainen, and if marginal pieces like Nic Deslauriers and/or Carl Grundstrom can fetch any sort of return.

Charlie, Bill & Steve react live to the NHL Trade Deadline breaking down all the moves the Flyers make… or don’t!

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Danny Briere has officially made his first move of the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline, shipping Bobby Brink to the Minnesota Wild for a once highly touted defenseman and 2022 6th overall draft pick, David Jiricek. 

Charlie & Bill of the PHLY Flyers Podcast react to the breaking news and discuss how this move could impact the lineup, and the rest of Briere’s potential moves today.

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On the eve of the NHL Trade Deadline, with a chance to earn their first 4-game winning streak in two years, the Philadelphia Flyers turned in one of their least inspiring performances of the season, losing without much push back to the Utah Mammoth on Thursday night.

Bill, Kelly & Charlie break down the loss, and the complete lack of offense Rick Tocchet’s squad was able to muster, while also focusing on tomorrow’s deadline, possible Rasmus Ristolainen trades, and more.

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The NHL Trade deadline is less than two days away (3pm Friday), and we’re talking all the rumors and stories leading up to the busiest day on the calendar.

Will Philadelphia’s GM Danny Briere continue his trend of acquiring a first round pick, as he has in his previous two deadlines? Could Bobby Brink also be on the way out? Are there other potential pieces that could be on the move? And how do the Tyler Myers and Connor Murphy trades impact the Flyers’ hopes of a big return for their best trade piece?

All this, plus a look at the Robert Thomas situation, and a question about a name recently floated- Anton Lundell!

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Should Flyers GM Danny Briere target St. Louis Blues center Robert Thomas to accelerate the rebuild? Are the Philadelphia Flyers ready to make a blockbuster move at the NHL Trade Deadline? 

Bill and Charlie of the PHLY Flyers Podcast break down the potential trade scenario between the Flyers and the Blues, analyzing how Robert Thomas would fit into Philadelphia’s long-term plans. Is he the true 1C the Flyers have been searching for? What would it cost to acquire him? And would St. Louis even consider moving their top-line center?

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November 9, 2019- the last time the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Maple Leafs in Toronto. until tonight! Noah Cates extended his point streak to four games with a goal and an assist, while Dan Vladar was good once again to give Philly their third straight win to stay relevant in the Eastern Conference playoff race.

Charlie & Bill break down the victory, including excellent shootout performances from Trevor Zegras and Matvei Michkov, and discuss how Rasmus Ristolainen’s strong game could impact his trade value with the Trade Deadline looming.

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We got a good ol’ fashioned goalie duel in South Philly on Saturday afternoon between the Philadelphia Flyers’ Dan Vladar and Boston Bruins’ Jeremy Swayman, with the first (official) goal of the game being scored 43:40 into regulation, with Travis Konecny breaking the scoreless tie early in the third.

Bill, Steve & Charlie break down the win, including Vladar standing on his head, Jamie Drysdale’s emerging offense and Sean Couturier breaking his 31-game goal drought.

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Through all the controversy and consternation we’ve seen through the first two-thirds of Rick Tocchet’s first season, there’s really only one thing that matters: can Tocchet coach this team to long-term success? Looking at his coaching history, as well as the rankings of recent Stanley Cup champs and the top-scoring teams this year, Bill breaks down the biggest issue with Philadelphia’s head coach- he has had almost no success in coaching a team to score as much as championship-level teams score. And that’s a legitimate problem.

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What a game! After a terrible first period, and an ugly opening goal given up by Sam Ersson, Matvei Michkov got the Flyers offense started with a power play goal in the 2nd and ended the game in overtime, coming out of the box and beating Igor Shesterkin for the winner.

Bill & Petey break down the win, and discuss what this big game for the 21-year-old Russian sophomore could mean for the final 24 games of the season.

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The Philadelphia Flyers have lost yet another game to an Eastern Conference opponent, falling to the Washington Capitals in the first action coming out of the Olympic break, despite a solid performance from goaltender Dan Vladar.

Noah Cates scored to end an 18-game goal drought, tallying his first goal of 2026, but it wasn’t enough offense to keep up with the still-battling Washington Capitals.

Charlie & Bill break down the loss, and discuss what more performances like this could mean for Danny Briere, Rasmus Ristolainen and others at next Friday’s Trade Deadline.

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Matvei Michkov spoke to the media for the first time since early December, and commented on all things Flyers through his disappointing sophomore season, including his relationship with head coach Rick Tocchet, playing left wing vs right wing, his training regimen, and more. PHLY Sports' Charlie O'Connor reports from Voorhees, NJ on the star's comments and what's next for the Philadelphia Flyers as they finish the rest of the 2025-26 season.

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With the 2026 Olympics in the books, and a pair of Philadelphia Flyers bringing home medals (silver for Travis Sanheim, bronze for Rasmus Ristolainen), Charlie & Bill discuss who could be the next members of the Flyers to play in the 2030 (or 2034) Olympics. Could Trevor Zegras crack the gold medal-winning US lineup? Will Russia be back on the international stage in four years, and could Matvei Michkov have a spot on such a team?

Plus, we’re taking a look at the most recent NHL Trade Deadline rumors with Risto via Daily Faceoff as well as looking at Philly’s top 2 center prospects, Jett Luchanko and Jack Nesbitt, following Charlie’s 2-part interview with AGM Brent Flahr (https://allphly.com/philadelphia-flyers-prospects-flahr-luchanko-bonk/).

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THEY DID IT! Team USA outlasted Team Canada as Jack Hughes' game-winning goal off the Zach Werenski assist vs Jordan Binnington WINS IT for the United States at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina. It's the USA's first gold since 1980 - 46 years ago to the day with the Miracle on Ice vs the Soviet Union. 

Connor Hellebuyck was UNREAL – React LIVE with Bill, Charlie, and other PHLY Diehards for our watch-along!

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Rasmus Ristolainen went full PLAYOFF RISTO mode in Friday’s Finland-Canada game. Might NHL GMs have noticed ahead of NHL Trade Deadline?

Charlie and Steve break down Canada’s dramatic win, and then talk the back half of PHLY’s Top 20 Prospects list, including Shane Vansaghi, Spencer Gill, Heikki Ruohonen, and Carter Amico.

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While Travis Sanheim, Rick Tocchet, and Rasmus Ristolainen remain in Milan for the Olympic semifinals for men's ice hockey, most of the Flyers have returned to the ice after their Olympic break, and PHLY Sports' Charlie O'Connor was on the scene to report on the latest surrounding the Orange and Black. 

Prospects Oliver Bonk, Carson Bjarnason, and Hunter McDonald were called up to fill some spots for the Flyers at practice, as the team returns to game action next week. 

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Today, Charlie and Steve break down Flahr’s reveals on Porter Martone, Jett Luchanko, Jack Nesbitt, Egor Zavragin, and the rest of the Top 10. The newest edition of the PHLY Flyers Top 20 Prospects list is out, and so is our two-part interview with Flyers AGM Brent Flahr on all of the prospects ranked.

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Matvei Michkov’s rookie season was electric, at least the first third and final third of it. Facing big expectations coming off the best first pro season for a Philadelphia Flyer since Simon Gagne, Michkov hasn’t delivered a sequel as good as the first, let alone better. Bill & Charlie take a whole day to break down what they’ve seen from Michkov and what they expect from the final 26 games and his overall ceiling heading into next season.

Plus, a check-in from Steve “Petey” Peters, former NHL video coach who recently broke down Michkov’s struggles on his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SgSLZwsM2U

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Today we’re taking a look at some scenarios for how the final 26 games of the Philadelphia Flyers’ season could go. First, we take a look at the standings, to figure out what sort of pace Philly will need to play to get back into the mix.

Then we’re going to talk about whether Sean Couturier can end his 29-game scoring drought, and what happens if he doesn’t, as well as Sam Ersson, and if a strong end to this season could keep him in Orange & Black another season. Plus, is there anything Rick Tocchet can do to make you think he’s actually improved the team? What if the power play is good down the stretch? And do we want Porter Martone to go all the way to the Frozen Four, even if it means he’ll only play a game or two in the NHL?

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We’re got a show jumping all over the place today. We’re talking Rasmus Ristolainen and the how the Olympics could be improving his trade value, which has not been high going back to last spring.

Bill & Steve also discuss the Kevin Kurz “Flyers Fact or Fiction” article on The Athletic, and their own takes on each topic. Plus, for Presidents’ Day, we’re making a few Flyers Mt. Rushmores of their most controversial moments and more!

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Let's talk Lehigh Valley Phantoms! Broad Street Hockey's Managing Editor and PHLY Contributor Madeline Campbell joined Bill and Charlie for an exclusive interview on the AHL affiliate of the Flyers. 

The trio talk Alex Bump's season, Oliver Bonk's injury, the goalie tandem in Aleksei Kolosov and Carson Bjarnason, Denver Barkey, and more. 

Note: recorded Thursday, February 12.

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We’ve got a mailbag show to wrap up the week of Philadelphia Flyers talk! On Friday’s episode, Bill & Steve take questions about Flyers prospects like Jett Luchanko and Jack Nesbitt, potential star-level trade targets like Jason Robertson and Auston Matthews, as well as their favorite kinds of soup and the best goalie of the 90’s!

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The Philadelphia Flyers have too many wingers, and more are coming. In the top-9 there are six possible spots on the wing for Matvei Michkov, Travis Konecny, Owen Tippett, Tyson Foerster, Bobby Brink, Denver Barkey, Porter Martone, and Alex Bump. And what if Trevor Zegras is just better suited to play left wing? What if Danny Briere acquires another center who isn’t necessarily a first or second liner, and Noah Cates gets bumped to the flank? Not to mention all the prospect wingers taken in the top-half of the draft over the last few years. The Flyers are strong and overly deep at one position, and it’s the wing.

Today, Charlie & Bill look at the Flyers glut of wingers, and talk about scenarios in which the group could be thinned out. Plus, more Olympic talk with both Canada (sans Travis Sanheim) & the US in action today.

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Who are some dark-horse candidates rumored for the Flyers as the NHL trade deadline approaches? Flyers GM Danny Briere told 97.5 The Fanatic that the team is “probably going to be on the quieter side” regarding the trade deadline, but the possibility always exists to make some trades from guys that maybe you wouldn’t expect. Bill Matz and Charlie O’Connor of the PHLY Flyers Podcast break down potential targets for the Flyers, including Emil Andrae, Nick Seeler, and more.

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On today’s show we’re going to take a quick look at the beginning of the Men’s Olympic Ice Hockey Tournament before turning our attentions to Danny Briere, and the contracts he has handed out in his tenure as Philadelphia Flyers’ GM.

How is the Travis Konecny extension working out? Does it look like Owen Tippett’s 8-year deal will age well? And what do his early-tenure contracts for Nick Seeler and Garnet Hathaway tell us about his priorities?

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The conversation from yesterday’s show (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB5HseADK9A&list=PL41s9y86dRgy9jEKycBC8mtG0YXbto_KF) continues, with Charlie & Bill breaking down young Philadelphia Flyers’ seasons. Today they’ll tackle Emil Andrae, Tyson Foerster, Trevor Zegras and more in the discussion.

Is Bobby Brink the odd man out with the emergence of Denver Barkey? What could a Zegras contract extension look like? Do the guys have any concerns about Foerster’s long-term health following this current injury, incurred while shooting the puck back on December 1st?

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Flyers chatter has been consumed by Matvei Michkov talk over the past few weeks. But the team has plenty of other young players under 25 years old on the NHL roster. Today, Charlie and Kelly evaluate how they’re progressing this season, taking a look at Trevor Zegras, Jamie Drysdale, Bobby Brink, Denver Barkey and more.

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We’re dropping the puck on the NHL’s Olympic break with a jam-packed show of odds and ends from the Philadelphia Flyers’ first 56 games.

With more than 2/3 of the season behind them the Flyers chances of making the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since 2020 are slimming, thanks in large part to their 2-8 record in 3-on-3 overtime games. But while their special teams rankings don’t look great, there may be reason for hope! And what’s up with Noah Cates? Where did his scoring go?

Charlie & Bill discuss all this and more on a Friday edition of PHLY FLYERS!

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