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Sean Couturier scored a hat trick and had a five-point game as the Flyers snapped their losing streak at six against the Wild.

The Flyers reduced the training camp roster by 14 players on Friday, bringing it to the final 23 likely to make the opening night roster.

With the preseason winding down, a closer look at what the Flyers line combinations could be when the season starts in a week.

Kyle Palmieri scored in the final minute of the third period to spoil a solid effort from the Flyers in a 4-3 loss to the New York Islanders on Monday night.

The Flyers continue the preseason on Monday night against the New York Islanders, with goalie Alexei Kolosov making his preseason debut.

With the Flyers preseason now past the halfway point, here are five observations from the first four games.

Matvei Michkov continued his strong preseason, scoring twice, including the game-winner in overtime, in a Flyers win over the Boston Bruins.

The preseason reaches the halfway point on Saturday night as the Flyers take on the Boston Bruins.

John Tortorella’s exit interview on Friday featured numerous topics, including the end of the Flyers season, Sean Couturier, and the power play.

Danny Briere’s first trade deadline as Flyers GM involved a little bit of everything: eyes on the future, rewarding the present, and continuing the message of locker room culture.

The Flyers have maintained the focus is on the future at the trade deadline. Their actions this week will be critical for supporting that message.

The Flyers make preparations for the Stadium Series, soaking in the experience with family while recognizing the importance of the game.

Only a few players on the Flyers roster played in the most recent outdoor games in franchise history. This weekend offers a new experience.

Nathan MacKinnon scored two goals and added two assists for a four-point game, as the Avalanche held off a frantic Flyers rally in the third for a 7-4 decision on Saturday afternoon at Wells Fargo Center.

The Flyers were unable to find a higher gear and rally back from two late two-goal deficits, closing 2023 with a loss to the Calgary Flames.

Owen Tippett scored the overtime winner as the Flyers extended their points streak to nine games with a 3-2 win over the New Jersey Devils.

Sam Ersson stopped all 33 shots faced in the Flyers 1-0 shutout win over the Detroit Red Wings, extending their points streak to eight games.

Travis Konecny’s second goal of the game came on a penalty shot in the third period, helping the Flyers to a 5-2 win over the Avalanche. 

The roster is seemingly set for the Flyers opening game of the 2023-24 season. It could be very veteran-heavy to start, despite multiple hopefuls making the roster. It will be a balancing act all season to get prospects the playing time needed to further development.

The Flyers are already down to their final handful of cuts with one preseason game and five days to go before the final roster is submitted.

The Flyers open the preseason schedule on home ice by taking on the New Jersey Devils on Saturday night at 7 p.m.

With half of the preseason in the books, check out these observations to this point from Flyers training camp and the preseason.

The Flyers announced that they have signed defenseman Marc Staal to a one-year deal worth $1.1 million.

A low-cost deal that could be flipped at the deadline? Take a flier on a low-risk, high-reward player looking for a chance? There are a few scenarios for the Flyers in free agency starting Saturday.

The NHL Draft is one week away. In the second part of a four-part series, one that will feature two parts within, we look at some possibilities with the 7th overall pick in the NHL Draft.

Alex DeBrincat scored off a turnover by Felix Sandstrom in overtime to hand the Flyers a 5-4 loss to the Ottawa Senators and snap their winning streak at four games.

The Flyers got the game tied again with 5:44 remaining, forcing overtime and the eventual shootout, where the Flyers claimed a 5-4 win over the Wild on Thursday night at Wells Fargo Center.

After another case of organizational malpractice at the trade deadline, the choice is in the hands of the Flyers highest-appointed figures. You can accept this reality of being the laughing stock of the NHL and accept the growing distance between yourself and as loyal a fanbase as there is in sports or you can finally do something about it. Time’s yours.

The Flyers are very much in a process. Chuck Fletcher admitted as much one day after John Tortorella continued his season-long message of building. Just don’t expect people to be vocal in their trust in it.