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NHL Free Agency: Flyers Won and Lost on Day 1
The Philadelphia Flyers were the one team that won as much as it lost on Day 1 of NHL Free Agency. Entering free agency with three needs - a goalie, a center, and a seventh defenseman - the Flyers got to work and took care of business in record time, but at what cost?
Winners and Losers From the 1st Day of 2025 NHL Free Agency
Welcome to hockey summer, 2025 style. The annual circus that is the NHL on July 1 got off to a predictably frenzied start when teams were officially eligible to pursue the latest crop of players whose contract status had switched to "unrestricted free agent" at midnight.
It's been a bit more than a month since the last depth chart and the Flyers' potential options have noticeably changed.
"I want to give it my all and try to earn my spot in the opening-night roster, and if I do, that’s a dream come true to play ...
Just one day into on-ice activities at development camp, the hype around top Philadelphia Flyers prospect Porter Martone is ...
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The Flyers were busy as NHL free agency opened Tuesday, signing goalie Dan Vladar and center Christian Dvorak.
NHL action is coming to the Giant Center in Hershey, Pennsylvania. The home of the Hershey Bears is set to host an NHL ...
Selections included two players in round one on Friday, Seven players in rounds two through seven on Saturday.
The Philadelphia Flyers entered the 2025 NHL draft with 10 selections, including three in the first round and six in the ...
The Calgary Flames have confirmed a contract extension for one of Rasmus Andersson’s teammates, who previously arrived from ...
The defending champion Minnesota Frost drafted Rinker, an Elverson native, in June. She’s the first Philly-area professional ...
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Washington Capitals, Philadelphia Flyers to play preseason game at Hershey’s GIANT CenterFor the first time in nearly 20 years, the NHL will come to Hershey’s GIANT Center. The Hershey Bears announced Thursday that the Washington Capitals will host ...
Five of their eight selections in the NHL draft stand 6-foot-3 or taller, including first-rounders Porter Martone and Jack ...
Bump's development stock has been soaring the past couple of years, and with Tyson Foerster's injury, the Flyers could be ...
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