Kevin Durso

Aaron Nola threw seven strong innings, setting a new Phillies record and becoming the first pitcher in baseball this season to have 10 straight starts of at least six innings allowing two runs or less, as the Phillies claimed a 3-1 win over the New York Mets.

Shayne Gostisbehere was just another Flyers player who didn’t have the kind of year he wanted in 2016-17. But now fully healthy and with a full summer of work and a new contact under his belt, he’s ready to be more explosive in the 2017-18 season.

Ronald Darby brings the Eagles some much-desired help to the cornerback position. But parting with Jordan Matthews and a third-round pick in 2018 is a steep cost to improve.

On this week’s episode, we look at the offseason hiring of Kris Knoblauch as the new assistant coach of the Flyers and the impact he could have on the team right away. Join Kevin Durso, Rob Riches and Dan Heaning as they take a closer look at the newest assistant coach of the Flyers.

Flyers captain Claude Giroux knows last season wasn’t a good one for himself or the Flyers and motivation is setting in as the 2017-18 season approaches.

The first thing Ron Hextall mentioned about Kris Knoblauch was his teams’ success on the power play, an area that the new NHL assistant coach will run from the start with the Flyers. In the short-term, Knoblauch is supposed to help improve a Flyers power play that ultimately was inconsistent.

On this week’s episode, we continue to look back at 50 years of Flyers hockey. This time, we look at some of the best games, moments and memories in Flyers history. Join Kevin Durso, Rob Riches and Dan Heaning as they talk about the best games and moments in Flyers history and some of their earliest and favorite Flyers memories.

Could this be the year Travis Sanheim and Philippe Myers break through and make it to the Flyers roster and the NHL? It’s certainly possible, but they will have some stiff competition to get there.

The NHL and NBC Sports released the list of nationally televised games for the upcoming 2017-18 season. As usual, the Flyers are well-represented. The Flyers will play 16 games that will be televised nationally in the 2017-18 season, including four weekend games on NBC.

On the latest episode of the Flyerdelphia Podcast, we started a look back at 50 years of Flyers hockey by looking at some of the greatest players in franchise history. But rather than just listing a bunch of players, we held a fantasy draft to construct our starting lineups.

On this week’s episode, with the Flyers offseason hitting a very quiet time, we go back to the 50th anniversary season and the 50-year history of the Flyers and conduct a Flyers Fantasy Draft. Join Kevin Durso, Rob Riches and Dan Heaning as they make their picks and discuss some of the greatest players in Flyers history.

It’s Nolan Patrick’s draft year and he will define the 2017 class for the Flyers. But if Development Camp was any indication, don’t sleep on their other first-round pick Morgan Frost.

The Flyers Wives Carnival, the annual charity event held at Wells Fargo Center, will take place this year on Sunday, Nov. 19, the team announced on Monday.

On this week’s episode of the Flyerdelphia Podcast, Kevin Durso, Rob Riches and Dan Heaning take a look at a topic featured on the site a couple times already this week: Claude Giroux’s future.

Whether Nolan Patrick’s NHL debut comes in the 2017-18 season or later remains to be seen, but it doesn’t change the projected future Patrick carries and how it goes hand in hand with current Flyers captain and top-line center Claude Giroux. The two are linked already, and that will continue as long as both remain part of the Flyers roster.

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The Flyers announced on Monday morning that they have signed second overall pick Nolan Patrick to an entry-level deal.

It was no secret that Flyers captain Claude Giroux had a rough season in 2016-17 with decreased point production. Despite playing in all 82 games last season, Giroux had just 14 goals and 58 points. Giroux attributed last season’s struggles to injury. But if you ask former Flyer and current NBC Sports analyst Jeremy Roenick about Giroux, that’s not the case.

Join Kevin Durso, Rob Riches and Dan Heaning as they discuss another annual summer look at the prospects on another edition of the Flyerdelphia Podcast.

The Flyers have an overflow of prospects, certainly a good problem for Ron Hextall to have, and that was on full display as the prospects took the ice for Flyers Development Camp.

The Flyers and forward Scott Laughton have agreed to a two-year deal.

Flyers fans won’t get their first look at Nolan Patrick at Development Camp, but there are several other prospects, both new to camp and returning to camp, that should generate some buzz as well.

When Flyers GM Ron Hextall spoke on Sunday, it sounded like the Flyers were done in free agency. But that may not completely be the case. According to Tony Marinaro, a Montreal radio host for TSN 690, veteran defenseman Andrei Markov is in contract talks with one team, the Flyers.

The addition of Nolan Patrick and the departure of Brayden Schenn may define the Flyers offseason, but their most valuable offseason move may be re-signing Jordan Weal.

GM Ron Hextall officially put a wrap on the free agency period as he addressed the media on Sunday afternoon, looking at the Elliott signing, the goalie situation and where the Flyers stand cap-wise following free agency.

New Flyers goalie Brian Elliott spoke about signing with Philadelphia, saying he’s always loved playing in Philadelphia and doesn’t mind sharing the net with Michal Neuvirth in a tandem.

It was reported by Andy Strickland on Friday that Brian Elliott would sign with the Flyers when free agency opened on Saturday at noon. Elliott has indeed signed with the Flyers to a three-year deal worth $8.25 million, a cap hit of $2.75 million per year.

According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Flyers have re-signed Mike Vecchione to a two-year deal with a cap hit of $900,000.

For the Flyers this offseason, Ron Hextall has seemingly taken the drama and excitement out of free agency. The Flyers re-signed Jordan Weal two days before the signing period opened. They are expected to make a deal with goalie Brian Elliott official when the signing period opens at noon. And that’s it.