Siobhan Nolan

Embed from Getty Images By Siobhan Nolan, Contributing Writer There were three things to note at the end of the…

The NHL may be expanding rosters to a maximum of 29 available players with four to six on a “taxi squad.” With the expanded rosters, there are a number of Flyers prospects that could get a new opportunity to make the team.

Everything you need to know about the Phillies’ new president of baseball operations:

Two of the Flyers’ 2019 draftees — defenseman Cam York and right winger Bobby Brink have been selected to participate in the United States’ World Junior selection camp.

The Phillies have had a lackluster offseason so far, so what can we expect for the 2021 season?

Eight players are up for new contracts after the 2020-21 season, and four Flyers have their fates well assumed at this point. The remaining four players have a much hazier future.

What can we expect from contract negotiations now that J.T. Realmuto has officially rejected the Phillies’ first salary offer?

For those who appreciate the fact that a player’s quality can’t be defined solely by numbers, Ivan Provorov’s performance on the ice backs it up. He’s not the indisputable best defensemen in the NHL, but he certainly didn’t deserve to be omitted from the NHL’s list of the top 20 defensemen for the 2019-20 season. So why was he left out?

The next installment of our look into what went wrong with the 2020 Phillies.

MISSING: Cohesive Phillies Infield. Last Seen in Late 2000s. Reward: World Series Title.

We know that J.T. Realmuto is the BCIB—but is he worth the $200 million contract he’s asking for?

Scott Kingery seems to be having the worst luck since signing for the Phillies—is there any hope of him redeeming himself in time for next season?

What can we make of Joe Girardi’s initial impact on the Phillies in a season that was chaotic for every MLB team?