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Oskar Lindblom and Optimizing the Flyers’ Lineup
The 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs are well underway and have been an overwhelming success. The Philadelphia Flyers are currently embroiled in a chippy series with the Montreal Canadiens, leading them 3-2. While the Flyers have had the better of the series so far, it has become evident that a bit of roster tweaking will be […]
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Flyers’ 2020 NHL Draft Targets: Wild Cards
The Stanley Cup Playoffs are now set to begin on Aug. 1, and as a result, the NHL has decided to set a tentative date of Oct. 9 for the 2020 Draft. This adds in the wrinkle of some of the eligible prospects being in-season when the draft actually occurs. Up to this point we […]
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Flyers’ 2020 NHL Draft Targets: Goalies
The NHL has announced that training camps for the return to play will begin on July 10. Much analysis will be done between now and then on the playoff matchups and each team’s chances. The draft has effectively been placed on the backburner, but with so many prospects to dissect, we continue on to look […]
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Flyers’ 2020 NHL Draft Targets: Defensemen
It’s official, the NHL is coming back eventually to finish the 2019-20 season. The playoff format has some interesting wrinkles, such as the best-of-five qualifying round and the four-team round-robin involving the top-four seeded teams in each conference. With the return to action looming, scouts around the league breathe a sigh of relief, undoubtedly thankful […]
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Flyers’ 2020 NHL Draft Targets: Wingers
Hockey is back! Or it will be soon. The NHL has tentatively agreed to a return to play plan involving a 24-team playoff format but is still ironing out the details regarding dates and locations. This course of action has been lauded by droves of hockey-deprived fans but has piled more uncertainty on the 2020 […]
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Flyers’ 2020 Draft Targets: Centers
Excitement surrounding the impending NHL draft has begun to heat up. No one yet knows what the draft order will be or even how it will be determined, but the prospects ranking boards are set and scouting season is in full swing. Related: 2009 NHL Entry Draft – 5 Forgotten Picks The Philadelphia Flyers are […]
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Flyers’ 2020 NHL Draft Priorities
The last month has teemed with speculation about the 2020 NHL Entry Draft. We are rapidly approaching the usual time frame for the annual event but with the season still on hold, it has yet to be determined how the draft order will be decided and when the draft will happen. Related: Pennsylvania Hockey – […]
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Flyers 2020-21 Roster: Who’s on the Bubble?
The 2019-20 NHL season served as a coming-out party of sorts for the Philadelphia Flyers. The calculated approach of former general manager Ron Hextall aided in restocking a baron cupboard of prospects over the last five years, but new GM Chuck Fletcher has taken things a step further. The team and its players finally made […]
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Flyers’ 2019-20 MVP Candidates
The spread of COVID-19 forced the NHL to put its season on hold beginning on March 12. At the time of the shutdown, no team in the NHL was as hot as the Philadelphia Flyers. They had won nine of their last ten games and seemed poised for a lengthy playoff run. With the fate […]
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Flyers’ Top Undrafted Free Agent Signings of All-Time
In hockey, player development is rarely linear. There are players that are pro-ready coming straight out of the entry draft, while others require more painstaking regimens. As currently constructed, the NHL Entry Draft consists of seven rounds, 217 total selections. Even with the abundance of scouting resources utilized by teams today, spanning across continents, there […]
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Ranking the Flyers’ Last 11 Drafts
Over the last decade, the Philadelphia Flyers have undergone one of the NHL’s more subtle rebuilds. The team never bottomed out following their Stanley Cup Final appearance in 2009-10, but strong drafting and scouting have helped them establish one of the league’s best prospect pipelines. There have been hits and misses, but the club’s last […]
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Flyers’ Backup Options for Hart Are Plentiful
For the first time in decades, the Philadelphia Flyers have a good young starting goaltender with the potential to be a franchise cornerstone. Carter Hart, 21, has established himself as the team’s go-to option in net this season through his positional precision and mature approach. It hasn’t been a perfect season, his home and road […]
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Flyers Face a Familiar Situation with Frost
Over the last 10 seasons, the Philadelphia Flyers have been on a mission to replenish their farm system as a means to grow a Stanley Cup contender. While some picks have been home runs, others have fallen short. Morgan Frost, 2017 first-round pick, is seemingly next in line for a chance at a full-time roster […]
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Laughton an Interesting Problem for Flyers
Since being drafted 20th overall in the 2012 NHL Draft, Scott Laughton has been a difficult player to project. Early comparisons were made to former Philadelphia Flyers captain Mike Richards, a physical, two-way center with decent skating ability. Those descriptors fit Laughton’s game but his role on the current playoff-bound Flyers team is that of the ultimate […]
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Joel Farabee’s Rollercoaster Season Continues
Since his call up from the American Hockey League in mid-October, Joel Farabee has contributed to the current youth movement of the Philadelphia Flyers. His skillset has never been in question, but, at times, his physicality or lack thereof have been tangible on the ice. All the same, Farabee has suited up for 50 games on […]
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Fletcher Pushing the Right Buttons for Red-Hot Flyers
Since he was hired to replace Ron Hextall as general manager of the Philadelphia Flyers in Dec. 2018, Chuck Fletcher has had his work cut out for him to make his team contenders again. Hextall had a vision to restock the cupboard with quality prospects, but the on-ice product during his tenure left much to […]
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