Kevin Durso

In the final game of the 2021-22 Flyers season, both Sean Couturier and Cam Atkinson were out with injuries that ended their season early. Much of…

Flyers training camp opened on Thursday with John Tortorella’s skating gauntlet, setting the tone for the weeks ahead. Roster spots are available, providing open competition for several players.

As Flyers training camp begins, hope is present once again. While patience is key, the offseason has paved the way for progress.

Flyers GM Danny Briere spoke the media ahead of training camp on Tuesday, discussing development and measuring success in a rebuild.

On Tuesday, the Flyers officially announced the training camp schedule and roster for the next several days as on-ice activity prepares to begin.

Emil Andrae made the move to North America last season, signing an ELC with the Flyers in March. Now, he wants to make his next move and make the NHL roster out of camp.

Flyers assistant GM Brent Flahr spoke to the media on Monday on several prospects and their development as rookie camp nears its end.

Tyson Foerster, the Flyers 2020 first-round pick, got a small taste of the NHL in 2022-23. The next step is making the permanent jump to the NHL, which is certainly the goal this training camp.

The Flyers rookies were swept by the New York Rangers rookies in this weekend’s rookie game series held at PPL Center in Allentown, PA.

The return of the traditional center-ice logo further shows the Flyers commitment to a rebuild and repairing the relationship with the fan base.

On Thursday, the Flyers announced that Mark Recchi will become the 28th member of the Flyers Hall of Fame in a pregame ceremony held on Saturday, Jan. 27, prior to the team’s game against the Boston Bruins. 

As the Flyers get on the ice for the first day of rookie camp on Thursday, here are some notable prospects to watch.

Flyers rookie camp opens on Thursday and opens a window of opportunity for prospects to make a strong first impression on a new front office.

The Flyers announced the schedule and roster for rookie camp, have a replacement for Keith Jones in the booth, and some clarity on the immediate future of Matvei Michkov.

On a new YWT Podcast episode, the guys discuss Morgan Frost’s new contract and touch on other Flyers topics as the offseason nears its end.

The Flyers have reportedly re-signed forward Morgan Frost to a two-year deal with a reported cap hit of $2.1 million.

On a new YWT Podcast episode, the guys discuss Ivan Fedotov’s contract ruling, Oliver Bonk’s ELC, Flyers prospects, and Auston Matthews.

The Flyers announced the signing of defenseman Oliver Bonk to a three-year, entry-level deal on Monday morning.

The IIHF ruled that the Flyers contract with Ivan Fedotov was valid, but questions remain about the goaltender’s future with the Flyers.

The guys are back for a new episode of the YWT Podcast. On the Flyers side, they signed a contract…

The Flyers made a trade with the Carolina Hurricanes after all, acquiring the rights to forward Massimo Rizzo and a 2025 fifth-round pick for the rights to forward David Kase.

The Flyers announced on Saturday that goalie Sam Ersson has signed a two-year contract extension worth $2.9 million with a $1.45 million AAV.

On a new YWT Podcast, the guys discuss the latest on Morgan Frost’s contract, Tony DeAngelo back to Carolina, and more news around the NHL.

On a new YWT Podcast episode, the guys discuss the Tony DeAngelo buyout, signing Noah Cates and Cam York to bridge deals, and more.

The Flyers placed defenseman Tony DeAngelo on unconditional waivers for the purposes of a buyout on Friday.

A new role awaits Garnet Hathaway as he enters his ninth season in the NHL and first with the Flyers. He’ll be leaned on to be a leader for a rebuilding team.

News on two Flyers goaltending prospects came out over the weekend. Breaking down the signing of Alexei Kolosov and his plans for the upcoming season, the situation with Ivan Fedotov, and what it means for Matvei Michkov.

The Flyers signed two-year deals with both Noah Cates and Cam York on Monday. Why did they opt for bridge deals? The answer is the current cap reality in the NHL.

The Flyers announced the re-signing of RFAs Noah Cates and Cam York, each to two-year deals, on Monday.