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The Philadelphia Flyers recalled defenseman Adam Ginning from the Lehigh Valley Phantoms and placed Jamie Drysdale on injured reserve due to an upper-body injury, with Bobby Brink and Travis Konecny also day-to-day; they are preparing to host the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The Pittsburgh Penguins traded for defenseman Egor Zamula from the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for forward Philip Tomasino, with Zamula signed through 2025-26 and having played 13 NHL games this season.
Rick Tocchet is returning to Vancouver as the Flyers coach, facing his former team with mixed emotions, after leading the Canucks to significant success including a division title and winning the Jack Adams Award, but now coaching the Flyers who are currently struggling but in a good playoff position. Tocchet reflects on his time in Vancouver and anticipates a warm, if uncertain, reception from fans.
The Pittsburgh Penguins lost to the Philadelphia Flyers in a shootout after a wild game that included multiple penalties, disallowed goals, and a late game-tying goal by Sidney Crosby, extending their points streak to six games despite being outshot significantly.
The Philadelphia Flyers announced their 2025 training camp roster of 57 players, starting September 18, with practice sessions, scrimmages, and preseason games against the NY Islanders and Boston Bruins, leading up to the season opener on October 9.
Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Cam York has signed a five-year, $25.75 million contract extension, keeping him with the team through the 2029-30 season and marking the end of the team's summer signing business.
The Philadelphia Flyers have signed defenseman Cam York to a five-year contract with an average annual value of $5.15 million. York, 24, has been a key player for the Flyers, with notable contributions in points and ice time, and has a strong background including international play and college hockey. He was drafted 14th overall in 2019 and has played exclusively for the Flyers in his NHL career.
The Philadelphia Flyers received high praise from experts for their 2025 NHL Draft, notably for selecting Porter Martone and Jack Nesbitt, and addressing their need for size and skill with a series of strategic picks, earning grades ranging from B+ to A+.
The Philadelphia Flyers selected nine players in the 2025 NHL Draft, including Porter Martone and Jack Nesbitt in the first round, and made additional picks across rounds two through seven, focusing on forwards and defensemen from various countries, with trades to optimize their draft position.
The Philadelphia Flyers made a significant impact in the 2025 NHL Draft by selecting tall, powerful players Porter Martone at No. 6 and Jack Nesbitt at No. 12, emphasizing size and skill to bolster their roster, with both players showing potential to contribute to the team's future success.
Trevor Zegras was traded from the Anaheim Ducks to the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for a second-round pick, a fourth-round pick, and forward Ryan Poehling, marking a significant move for both teams as the Flyers begin their rebuild and the Ducks adjust their roster and cap space.
The Philadelphia Flyers, led by coach John Tortorella, face off against the Minnesota Wild in St. Paul. The Flyers, coming off a win against the Detroit Red Wings, will look to key players like Scott Laughton, who recently scored four goals in a game, and captain Sean Couturier, who had a standout performance against the Wild earlier this season. The game will feature a goaltending matchup between Samuel Ersson and Filip Gustavsson, with both teams aiming to secure a crucial win in their respective divisions.
Pavel Zacha scored in overtime to secure a 4-3 comeback victory for the Boston Bruins against the Philadelphia Flyers, marking their fourth consecutive win. The Bruins rallied from a 3-1 deficit in the third period, with Trent Frederic and Brad Marchand contributing crucial goals. Matvei Michkov scored twice for the Flyers, who have now lost two consecutive games after leading in the third period. The game highlighted the Bruins' resilience and the Flyers' struggle to maintain leads.
Philadelphia Flyers coach John Tortorella criticized the Boston Bruins for diving after the Flyers lost a game in which they held a third-period lead. Despite Matvei Michkov's two goals and Cam York's contribution, the Flyers were penalized heavily in the final period, allowing the Bruins to tie the game. Tortorella expressed frustration over the officiating, suggesting his team might need to learn to dive to get calls. The Flyers managed to secure a point but missed out on a potential win, which could impact their playoff chances.
Philadelphia Flyers coach John Tortorella criticized the officiating after his team's overtime loss to the Boston Bruins, suggesting that the Bruins influenced the referees. Tortorella was particularly upset about the penalty calls against his team, which were double those against the Bruins. He expressed frustration over what he perceived as unfair officiating, despite being proud of his team's performance.