Tag: Kevin Durso

This week, the guys discuss the Flyers, Pride Night, and Ivan Provorov’s choice to skip warmups. They also look at the games from this week, including wins over Anaheim and Detroit.

On the latest YWT, the Flyers have won seven of eight games. How have they done it and is this a good thing? The guys discuss that and more.

The guys are back after the holiday break to discuss the Flyers winning streak, Carter Hart, Samuel Ersson, Kevin Hayes, and more.

The guys discuss the end of the Flyers road trip, a home game for the Rangers in Philly, Kevin Hayes being scratched, and Cam Atkinson’s lack of an injury update.

The guys discuss the last week in Flyers hockey and go around the league on some players chasing history.

The guys discuss the week’s action on the ice and the comments made by both Chuck Fletcher and John Tortorella, including his first sub-60-second postgame press conference of his Flyers tenure. They also look at the near future for the team, the hesitance behind a rebuild, and how fans are much more informed and engaged in a variety of areas that they weren’t a few years ago.

The guys are back and the Flyers have achieved yet another 10-game losing streak, the third in the last calendar year. So what happens now? Is Chuck Fletcher on the way out? If he is, who takes over or decides on the next GM?

The guys discuss the current six-game losing streak, the talent disparity between the Flyers and the opposition, the improved process despite the results, and the schedule ahead as the Flyers try to avoid another double-digit losing streak.

The guys get into the Flyers start of the season, their 6-3-2 record so far, Carter Hart’s stellar performance, and how this type of start to the season, based on the record, is something that should sound familiar.

The guys discuss the start of Flyers training camp, injury updates on Sean Couturier and Ryan Ellis, and the preseason opener.

The guys are back and talk about John Tortorella’s comments about the state of the Flyers locker room with training camp right around the corner.

The guys discuss a fan survey on The Athletic where the Flyers ranked last, World Juniors, some late free-agent signings and more.

The guys are back after a couple of quiet weeks around the NHL. They discuss some important dates for the upcoming Flyers season around rookie camp and training camp, the team’s immediate future, World Juniors, and some other news around the NHL.

The guys break down some of the Flyers recent re-signings, another injury, and the plan of hope they have as well as some big offseason moves around the NHL.

The big story from the weekend is the acquisition of defenseman Tony DeAngelo, the perception of the deal, and the question of fit for the Flyers. The guys also look at the team’s first-round pick Cutter Gauthier and how the Draft played out. 

The guys are back as free agency got underway this week with plenty of movement. The Flyers, however, were quiet after spending months stating they would have an “aggressive retool.” The guys look at how things played out in free agency, the questions facing the front office, and the lack of a sense of direction from the team. 

The guys are back to discuss the hiring of John Tortorella as Flyers head coach, Joel Farabee’s injury, recap the Stanley Cup Final, and more.

The guys update the Flyers coaching search, recap the Conference Finals, and preview the Stanley Cup Final between the Colorado Avalanche and Tampa Bay Lightning.

The guys discuss the latest with the Flyers coaching search and look at the Stanley Cup Playoffs and where things are as the conference finals are about to begin.

The guys discuss a new coaching free agent entering the pool, where the Flyers will pick in the 2022 NHL Draft after the lottery, and look at the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

First the guys look at the final few games of the Flyers season, some of the end-of-season comments from players, Chuck Fletcher’s end-of-season press conference and the lack of a plan, and discuss the story about two Flyers trainers suing team ownership. Then they dive into the Stanley Cup Playoffs and make first-round predictions.

The guys look at Bobby Brink’s NHL debut, some thoughts on the offseason plans, and a quick update on the rest of the NHL and the playoff picture. Join Kyle Collington and Kevin Durso as they break it all down.

The guys look at how some of the young players are faring for the Flyers, including Noah Cates and Ronnie Attard, and newly-signed forward Bobby Brink. Finally, the guys look at the celebration of Lou Nolan’s 50th season as Flyers PA announcer.

The guys are back to discuss the Flyers official elimination from playoff contention, the debuts of Noah Cates and Ronnie Attard, the end of Keith Yandle’s Ironman streak, and recent comments made by Kimmo Timonen and Jake Voracek.

The Flyers played three games on the road, snapping a 13-game road losing streak in St. Louis on Thursday, including an incredible NHL debut for Hayden Hodgson. The guys discuss this, more from around the league, Claude Giroux’s debut with the Panthers, and more.

The guys discuss Claude Giroux’s 1,000th NHL and the Flyers trading the captain to the Florida Panthers two days prior to the deadline. They also look at deadline day deals for Justin Braun and Derick Brassard, as well as break down the team going forward with the addition of Owen Tippett.

The guys are back and the Flyers have made their first roster move ahead of the trade deadline. Rasmus Ristolainen has been re-signed to a five-year, $25.5 million extension. The guys discuss their thoughts on the deal and what it means for the Flyers, as well as look ahead to the trade deadline and Claude Giroux’s 1,000th game.

The guys look at the return of several players to the Flyers lineup, the potential for players to increase trade value in the coming weeks, and take a look around the league.

It’s more of the same on the ice for the Flyers, with four straight losses out of the break. Off the ice, rumors are swirling around Flyers captain Claude Giroux. The guys discuss the reports, where Giroux could go, and what’s a fair return for him in a trade.