Mike Knuble News

Free-agent winger Chad LaRose re-signed with Carolina Thursday _ and that wasn't good news for the Flyers.

Grand Rapids Griffins native and former Red Wings forward Mike Knuble signed a 2-year deal with the Washington Capitals at an average of $2.8 million per season, and he spoke to the Grand Rapids Press's Michael Zuidema about his opportunity to play for a contender at the tender age of 37: July 6, Grand Rapids Press : "I catch myself sometimes.

Chris Pronger expects to help Philadelphia win a Stanley Cup this season and beyond.

The Flyers' pursuit of Mike Knuble is going down to the wire. At noon today, Knuble, who turns 37 on Saturday, can become an unrestricted free agent, but general manager Paul Holmgren said last night that he and the right winger's agent were "chipping away" in an attempt to sign a contract.

Forward Mike Knuble is heading to his fifth NHL team. The 36-year-old has signed an two-year contract with the Washington Capitals worth $2.8 million a season.

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Thirteen seasons in the NHL have made Mike Knuble comfortable with doing the dirty work in the corners and in front of the net.

Mike Knuble could be on his way out of Philadelphia today, while Brian Boucher might be on his way back in.

It could go right down to the wire. The Flyers say they are still interested in signing about-to-be unrestricted free-agent right wing Mike Knuble before the start of the NHL signing period Wednesday.

For two months, Mike Knuble and his agent, Kurt Overhardt, have heard the Flyers say they had no money to spend because their payroll was precariously close to the NHL's $56.8 million salary cap.

The Flyers made a major move on Thursday night by acquiring Chris Pronger and Ryan Dingle from the Ducks for Joffrey Lupul , Luca Sbisa, two first rounders and a third-round pick... by Bill Sudell 25 reads Opinion The Flyers made a major move on Thursday night by acquiring Chris Pronger and Ryan Dingle from the Ducks for Joffrey Lupul , Luca Sbisa, ...

For the Philadelphia Flyers , there was no defense for two consecutive playoff losses to their Commonwealth Cold War rivals.

Will the Flyers use the 21st overall pick in tomorrow's NHL draft to select a player who, down the road, will give their defense a boost? Or will they send that pick, along with some players on their current roster, for the rights to a proven defenseman such as Jay Bouwmeester, a potential free agent from Florida? Welcome to the intriguing two-day ...

From now until the end of June, the Kurtenblog will provide a daily look at one of the big prizes from this year's free agent class.

Philadelphia Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren met with the media this afternoon to touch on a number of topics.

Even though the Flyers have gone home for the summer, the light stays on late in general manager Paul Holmgren's office.

Although some mock drafts have the Flyers selecting a goalie with their first-round pick next week, general manager Paul Holmgren said yesterday that the club probably would not choose a goaltender with its top choice.

With the Flyers having already made headlines due to the Ray Emery signing and rumors of others to follow, next week's draft doesn't seem to be getting much public play.

Philadelphia Flyers right winger Mike Knuble and his wife Megan were visiting the Center for Grieving Children, Teens and Families in Philadelphia recently when they spotted some things that weren't all they could be.

Could an emerging Flyers team be running into the same kind of buzzsaw that ruined the dreams of those great Philly teams of the 1980s? The current situation looks eerily familiar.