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According to a report by Marc Antoine Godin of The Athletic Montreal, the Flyers will sign defenseman Sam Morin to a new three-year deal.

With the NHL Draft getting underway in a few hours, here are six targets for the Flyers with their two first-round picks.

With two more picks available in Friday’s first round, the draft remains a priority for the Flyers. Things have changed with the makeup of the roster and the way this team has been built to this point. But not much has changed about the approach. The draft is still the foundation of future success.

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The rest of the 2018-19 NHL schedule was released on Thursday, giving us a look at the rest of the Flyers list of games.

The Flyers have two picks in the first round at 14th and 19th overall. Throughout the week, we’re looking at prospects available at each position as potential targets and top players available in the draft. We conclude our preview series with defensemen.

The Flyers home opener will be on Tuesday, Oct. 9 against the San Jose Sharks at Wells Fargo Center. The Flyers will face the Western Conference champion Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday, Oct. 4 to open the season.

The Flyers have two picks in the first round at 14th and 19th overall. Throughout the week, we’re looking at prospects available at each position as potential targets and top players available in the draft. We continue our preview series with right wingers.

Wayne Simmonds is entering the final year of his contract in 2018-19 and the decision on his future in Philadelphia is a big one the Flyers will have to address in the next year. With that in mind, it could have the gritty forward on the trading block, according to one report.

Colin McDonald, forward and captain of the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, has signed an AHL contract for the 2018-19 season. The Phantoms also signed defenseman David Drake to an AHL deal for next season.

What will the Flyers goaltending situation look like next season with now plenty of reliable options in net for Philadelphia?

The Flyers have two picks in the first round at 14th and 19th overall. Throughout the week, we’re looking at prospects available at each position as potential targets and top players available in the draft. We continue that preview with left wingers.

The Flyers have two picks in the first round at 14th and 19th overall. Throughout the week, we’re looking at prospects available at each position as potential targets and top players available in the draft. We begin our NHL Draft preview with a look at centers.

The Flyers announced their preseason schedule on Friday, with eight games set for the preseason.

Assuming the Flyers hold onto both picks, the team has a great chance to build their prospect pool even more. It is reportedly a deep draft, and recent history suggests that good prospects and potential future NHL stars can be had in the middle of the first round.

In his pre-draft media availability on Thursday, Hextall did say that right now, the plan is to keep and use both picks.

In related pieces on The Players Tribune, former Flyer Dan Carcillo provided a message by video and fellow former Flyer Nick Boynton in a written article about their struggles with the effects of traumatic brain injuries.

Last season, with an increased roll in the lineup, Konecny impressed, nearly doubling his point total from his rookie season. While he still made mistakes at times, he improved in his second year with the team, showing he can be a first line winger.

Assistant GM Chris Pryor certainly has an understanding of the importance of the NHL Draft and its role in Hextall’s plan for building a championship-caliber team. With the draft quickly approaching, Pryor discussed the team’s approach to the draft and the scenarios that come on the night of the first round.

For the fourth straight season, the Flyers will play at the home of their AHL affiliate, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, hosting the New York Islanders on Friday, Sept. 21 from PPL Center at 7:05 p.m.

The Memorial Cup title game featured the QMJHL Champion Acadie-Bathurst Titan against the host Regina Pats. Acadie-Bathurst, and Flyers prospect German Rubtsov, finished off a tremendous playoff run, winning the Memorial Cup with a 3-0 victory.

The Marlies scored early in the third period to break a 1-1 tie and took Game 4 by a score of 3-1, completing a sweep of the series to head to the Calder Cup Final. The Phantoms season came to an end.

The Flyers core is continuing to evolve and transition, and as the future starts to become the present, the core is no longer just the three top players any longer.

Sam Morin left Game 4 of the Phantoms series against Charlotte and it was confirmed that he is out with a torn ACL. The timeline for his return puts him on track to be available around February 2019, several months into the upcoming season.

Matthew Strome and the Hamilton Bulldogs won two of three Round-Robin games to advance to Friday night’s semi-final. German Rubtsov and the Acadie-Bathurst Titan also won two of three games and by virtue of goal differential tiebreakers, advanced automatically to Sunday’s Championship Game.

Toronto’s stifling defense completely shut down the Phantoms, as the Marlies piled on with two goals in the second and two goals in the third to take Game 3 by a score of 5-0 at PPL Center, taking a 3-0 series lead.

Game 2 required overtime, but it was Miro Aaltonen who finished off an excellent passing play by the Toronto Marlies to win the game with 9:01 left in the extra session by a 3-2 final, dropping the Lehigh Valley Phantoms to a 2-0 series deficit.

The Toronto Marlies broke a 3-3 tie early in the third period to defeat the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, 4-3, in Game 1.

Phil Myers is sometimes the forgotten prospect on a blue line that now has five players with NHL experience, simply because he is marinating in the AHL at the moment. But his time is coming soon, and when it does, his potential could make him one of the Flyers top defensemen.