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Looking into potential trade targets from the Flyers
The Philadelphia Flyers seemed poised for a playoff spot in 2023-24. On March 23, they claimed a 3-2 win, securing third ...
Embrace the tank, Flyers fans. Trading Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost likely was just the first domino.
The Flyers got worse in the short term by moving Frost and Farabee. Trading Scott Laughton and Rasmus Ristolainen could be ...
With several players returning, how might the Flyers look with a full lineup?
Pelletier, meanwhile, was with Poehling and Matvei Michkov. That leaves the regular Noah Cates-Tyson Foerster-Bobby Brink ...
Fatal flaw Blues must fix at 2025 NHL trade deadline
The St. Louis Blues are in a tricky spot approaching the March 7 NHL Trade Deadline, and they could even trade captain ...
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Flyers thoughts: Who carries the culture forward as Danny Brière's rebuild pushes on?
Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee are gone, and Scott Laughton's name is on the rumor mill again. Danny Brière is pushing the ...
Flyers trade Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee to Flames for a package that includes Andrei Kuzmenko and picks
Danny Brière and Co. decided to shake up the mix and move on from two young players who not too long ago were viewed as key parts of the Flyers' rebuild.
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With Frost and Farabee gone, are the Flyers setting up for another trade?
He’s been trending sharply downward since scoring 39 goals with Vancouver in 2022-23 and probably isn’t in the Flyers’ long-term plans. And that’s really what the trade, like this Flyers ...
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Could the Flyers become Trade Deadline buyers? It’s complicated
But this is not to say that if the right player were to come along the Flyers wouldn’t seriously explore it. Elias Petterson of the Vancouver Canucks has had his name in trade talks the last ...
New addition Jakob Pelletier — and his visa — are finally cleared to play for the Flyers
I knew the day of the game that I was not playing. It was a little sad to be honest, to not play, but it’s good, at least I ...