The Flyers went big in the draft (literally), and are now moving right into a free agency period with some money to finally spend.

So, he’s an exciting player.” Logan Hensler The Flyers’ second pick in the first round is No. 22, and draft analyst Corey Pronman of The Athletic thinks they take Hensler.

The Flyers’ pick likely comes down to Desnoyers, Martin, Hagens, and O’Brien, and with the first two names potentially off the board, the Long Island native would represent a homerun for Danny ...

In poker, three of a kind always beats two pairs even if it's a pair of aces and two kings. In ice hockey, things aren't quite so clear cut.

The Flyers are holding their 2025 NHL draft operation at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino By Jordan Hall •Published June 27, 2025•Updated on June 28, 2025 at 2:07 am BOOKMARKER NBC Universal, Inc.

For the Philadelphia Flyers, this offseason was never going to be about throwing tens of millions of dollars at top free agents. That’s probably at least two summers away, based on what seems to ...

Philadelphia Flyers go big at the NHL draft June 28, 2025 / 5:20 PM EDT / AP Meet Stanley, Flyers' service dog in training named after Broad Street Bullies championships ...

— With their second of two fifth-round picks in the 2025 NHL draft Saturday afternoon, the Flyers took Luke Vlooswyk. The 6-foot-4, 200-pound, righty-shot defenseman went 157th overall.

So I’ve had a lot more work in the last 24 hours,' Briere said. As with most Draft years, Briere expects leaguewide trade talks to ramp up more and more through the NHL Draft on June 28 and 29.

It's very possible the Philadelphia Flyers are a "murky middle" team in 2025–26. Here's why that might not be so bad.

After making a trade with Seattle, the Flyers dropped from No. 36 to 38 and took 6-foot-5, 225-pound defenseman Carter Amico. They also acquired the No. 57 pick in that deal. Next, with their own ...