Kevin Durso

After the Flyers ninth straight loss put the finishing touch on a month where they posted a 2-5-7 record, GM Ron Hextall spoke about his team in the Flyers locker room. And he essentially doubled down on the team’s potential. “I still believe we’re a playoff team,” Hextall said.

This season is slipping quickly on the Flyers, and it’s because of efforts like the one shown on Tuesday night against the San Jose Sharks, which sent the Flyers to their ninth straight loss. Here is tonight’s Postgame Review.

Instead of losing a lead in frustrating fashion, the Flyers looked lifeless in the final 30 minutes, falling for the ninth straight game to the San Jose Sharks, 3-1, on Tuesday night at Wells Fargo Center.

Back on home ice, the Flyers return, looking to put an end to their now eight-game losing streak against the San Jose Sharks. Game time is set for 7 p.m.

A two-goal lead blown. A last-minute game-tying goal. An overtime loss. Sounds like Groundhog’s Day for the Flyers, right? Let’s try to make reasoning of this one. Here is the Postgame Review.

The Flyers entered the third period of Monday’s game in Pittsburgh in an all too familiar spot: up by two goals. The lead was gone just 2:18 into the period. That was only the beginning of the Flyers most disheartening loss of the losing streak, which is now at eight games after a 5-4 overtime loss to the Penguins.

It’s been two and a half weeks since the Flyers last won a game, and for the Flyers to finally snap their losing streak on Monday, they will need to find a way to beat the Pittsburgh Penguins. Game time is set for 7 p.m.

This week, Kevin Durso and Rob Riches are back after a bit of a break for the Podcast. This week, we look at the Flyers struggles of late, the question of the team’s identity and what the immediate future of this team is in the coming days and weeks.

Dave Hakstol tried to put a positive spin on the Flyers seventh straight loss. There’s a lot of losing going on for the Flyers. And until there’s a win, there won’t be any silver lining or positives to look at.

Friday’s game wasn’t the first where the Flyers seemed on their way to snapping their losing streak, but it was a welcome sight for a team that had come so close times before and needed to finish. Ultimately, they didn’t, with the Islanders scoring twice in the third and getting the overtime game-winner from Nick Leddy to hand the Flyers their seventh loss in a row.

The Flyers took a two-goal lead to the third period and let it slip away again, as the Islanders scored two goals in the third period and got a goal from Nick Leddy in overtime to claim a 5-4 win over the Flyers at Wells Fargo Center on Friday.

The Flyers losing streak hit six games with an overtime loss to the New York Islanders on Wednesday. The two teams face off again in the Flyers annual Black Friday home game. Game time is set for 4 p.m.

The Flyers losing streak hit six on Wednesday night, as the Flyers head into Thanksgiving with a 4-3 overtime loss to the Islanders. Let’s take a closer look in our Postgame Review.

The Flyers dipped into the minor league system, calling up forward Danick Martel and defenseman Sam Morin ahead of Wednesday night’s game against the New York Islanders, GM Ron Hextall announced on Wednesday morning.

If the Flyers current four-game skid entering Tuesday wasn’t bad enough, how about a lackadaisical and lifeless 5-2 loss to the Vancouver Canucks to pile on? That’s what happened at Wells Fargo Center on Tuesday, as the Flyers took an early lead that slipped away quickly and never recovered.

To the tune of a 30-0 score in the final 30 minutes, the Eagles rolled to another win, defeating the Cowboys, 37-9, on Sunday night in Dallas. Here are this week’s grades.

Flyers defenseman Radko Gudas was given a 10-game suspension for his slashing major to the back of the head of Mathieu Perreault in Thursday’s game against the Jets. By missing Saturday’s game, Gudas has already served one of the games in the suspension.

With the Calgary Flames in town on Saturday afternoon, the Flyers fell further into the ring of fire, as the Flames ultimately scored the win in overtime, 5-4, to hand the Flyers their fourth straight loss.

With the Flyers riding a three-game losing streak after Thursday’s shootout loss, they return home to face the Calgary Flames. Game time is at 1 p.m.

There was finally some scoring from the Flyers, but not enough. In the end, a 2-1 lead didn’t hold up, and the Flyers never recovered through overtime or the shootout in a 3-2 loss to the Jets. Let’s get right to it with our Postgame Review.

The Jets tied the game in the final minute of the third period and claimed the win in a shootout by a score of 3-2, handing the Flyers their third straight loss.

The Flyers road trip takes them to Winnipeg to face the Jets, a team with plenty of fire power as the Flyers look to snap out of their own scoring woes. Game time is set for 8 p.m.

A scoring drought like this isn’t just the players problem. It’s a coaching problem. It’s a management problem. And it’s catching up with the Flyers fast.

The Phantoms are currently carrying highly-touted prospects like Oskar Lindblom, Sam Morin and Phil Myers on their roster. But there is one player who is stealing the show and leading the league in scoring early: Danick Martel.

Devan Dubnyk was at it again. Or maybe it was just the Flyers inconsistent and impotent offense was just being its usual self. Whatever it was, the Flyers were dealt their fifth shutout loss of the season, falling to the Minnesota Wild again, this time by a score of 3-0. Here is the Postgame Review.

The top line’s success has also masterfully hidden a glaring problem for the Flyers early: the lack of secondary scoring. It was a topic GM Ron Hextall mentioned just moments before puck drop on Saturday night, when the Minnesota Wild managed to stifle the top line and expose the problem.

The Minnesota Wild handed the Flyers their fourth blanking of the season by a 1-0 final on Saturday night at Wells Fargo Center, ending a short stretch of home games with more questions about offensive consistency. Here is the Postgame Review.

Devan Dubynk stopped all 32 shots the Flyers took, while Jason Zucker remained hot to score the only goal of the game in a 1-0 shutout loss for the Flyers to the Minnesota Wild on Saturday night at Wells Fargo Center, marking the fourth time this season the Flyers have been handed a shutout loss.

The Flyers host the Wild on Saturday night in the first of a home-and-home that wraps up on the road on Tuesday night next week. Game time is set for 7 p.m.