Monday May 13 | Broad Street Hockey
My plan for the Flyers next season and beyond. Draft Jones, Nurse, Ristolainen, Zardov or Pulock in that order one will still be available at the 11th pick.
Philadelphia Flyers' Luke Schenn, Matt Read Successful With Team Canada
Since the Philadelphia Flyers are not competing for the Stanley Cup this year, a few of the players have hit the ice with Team Canada to take part in the 2013 IIHF's World Championship.
Smith, Canada blanks Sweden at men's worlds
Canada's Mike Smith earned his first win of the world hockey championship with a 33-save performance as Canada blanked host Sweden 3-0 Thursday.
Looking back on Luke Schenn's first season with the Flyers
Luke Schenn picked up a lot of praise for his first season in a Flyers uniform. Let's talk about why that is, how good he was, and what to expect from him going forward.
Canada battles Sweden at world hockey championship on TSN
Brendon Dillon, Justin Schultz and T.J. Brodie are all making their international debut for Canada at this year's world championship and they will be counted on when the Canadians face Sweden later today.
Fixing the Flyers: the defense
The Flyers allowed the fifth-most goals league-wide in both the first and third periods, arguably the two biggest junctures of any hockey game.
Ed Snider speaks about Flyers struggles, says scary things
Ed Snider gave an exclusive interview to the Inquirer over the weekend in which he discussed the past season and the Flyers plans going forward.
Niagara goalie Carsen Chubak signs with Phantoms
Highly regarded Niagara University goalie Carsen Chubak signed a one-year, one-way contract with the Flyers' AHL affiliate, the Adirondack Phantoms, and is expected to compete for the job next season with Cal Heeter.
While the Stanley Cup playoffs are percolating here, Day 4 of the World Championships is coming to a close overseas and there are plenty of positives for the nine Flyers participating in the tournament.
Canada looks to bounce back at hockey worlds with busy stretch ahead
Matt Read and Canada will look to get back in the win column in their next game against Norway.
Flyers Stay or Go survey results
Despite having one of the most disappointing seasons in franchise history, Flyers fans want the core of the team to stay intact.
Swiss downs Canada 3-2 in shootout at men's world hockey championship
It was just the second win over Canada for the Swiss in 28 world championship tournaments, following a 4-1 victory in 2010.
No playoffs, so some Flyers at Worlds
The Flyers are not in the playoffs for the first time since 2007, but 10 of their players - and prospects - will be playing in the IIHF World Championships, w In Saturday's first game, Jake Voracek, who led the Flyers with 22 goals this year, will help lead the Czech Republic against Belarus.
The lock-out shortened season has come to a dismal end for the Philadelphia Flyers .
Schenn a familiar figure for Canada
Defenceman Luke Schenn of the Philadelphia Flyers will be a part of the Canadian delegation at the upcoming world hockey championships in Sweden.
5 Lessons Philadelphia Flyers Must Learn from 2013 Season
The NHL playoffs will begin this week. And for just the second time in the last 18 seasons, they will do so without the Philadelphia Flyers.
Giroux had fun learning how to wear 'C'
Claude Giroux's first season as Flyers captain was an enjoyable but frustrating learning experience.
Five Flyers commit to World Championships
As the Flyers begin to pack their bags Sunday to scatter around the world for what will be a long summer, a few will need to keep their skates sharp.
Offseason failure led to Flyers' struggles
By trying to bring free agents Shea Weber, Ryan Suter, and Zach Parise to Philadelphia, Holmgren, in effect, was saying the Flyers needed major upgrades.
Inside the Flyers: Bryzgalov takes a realistic view
Goalie Ilya Bryzgalov took some undeserved flak the other night when answering a question about what it would mean if the Flyers won their final four games and finished 23-22-3. "What's the point? There's no difference," he said.