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BREAKING: Travis Konecny Signs Massive Eight-Year Extension With Flyers
The Philadelphia Flyers announced they have signed alternate captain Travis Konecny to a massive eight-year, $70 million contract extension.
The Philadelphia Flyers announced they have signed alternate captain Travis Konecny to a massive eight-year, $70 million contract extension.
Konecny is getting a well-deserved raise from his current $5.5 million AAV. The winger led the league in shorthanded goals last season with six.
"I couldn't be happier to sign again with the Flyers," Konecny said in a statement. "There's such a bright and exciting future with this team and I can't wait to be a part of it for the next nine years and see what we will accomplish. I can't thank all my teammates and staff members enough because this opportunity wouldn't be possible without each and every one of them along the way. I can't wait to get back to Philly in front of the best fans in the world and I look forward to another great season!"
Flyers defenseman Travis Sanheim broke the news before the Flyers officially announced the signing. Sanheim said his source was Konecny.
"Travis Konecny is an integral part of the fabric of our team and we are thrilled to have him under contract for the long-term," Flyers GM Danny Brière said in a statement. "Travis has grown into a significant leader on our team and he truly embodies what it means to be a Flyer. His work-ethic, combined with his tenacity and talent makes him a central figure for what we are building towards, and his determination for our future success speaks volumes about his commitment to our team and city."
Konency will remain a vital piece of the Flyers' rebuild and could be an option to be the team's next captain.
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Matvei Michkov Holds His First Flyers Press Conference
BREAKING: Flyers' Matvei Michkov Arrives In Philadelphia
REPORT: Flyers' Matvei Michkov To Arrive In Philadelphia Tomorrow
Sean Couturier Is Facing A Make Or Break 24-25 Season
What Role Should Morgan Frost Play In 24-25?
Predicting Matvei Michkov's Rookie Season
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BREAKING: Flyers Sign Jett Luchanko To Entry-Level Contract
The Philadelphia Flyers announced that they have signed 2024 13th overall pick Jett Luchanko to an entry-level contract.
The Philadelphia Flyers announced that they have signed 2024 13th overall pick Jett Luchanko to an entry-level contract.
GM Danny Briere raised some eyebrows when he traded the 12th pick to the Minnesota Wild and then picked Luchenko.
In 68 games with the Guelph Storm, Luchenko scored 20 goals and 54 assists. The centerman is still just 17 years old and won't turn 18 until August. With such a young player, it is almost certain that he will need another year in the OHL to continue his development.
Luchenko possesses terrific skill with the puck and elite skating speed. He has tremendous vision and can win draws for his team.
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Sawyer Boulton Ready To Establish Himself At Flyers Development Camp After Signing With Phantoms
Alex Čiernik Excited To Be In Flyers Development Camp After Suffering Two Concussions
Denver Barkey Reflects On A Largely Successful Season And An Even More Promising Future
Hunter McDonald Excited To Be A Veteran In Development Camp; Gears Up For His First Pro Season
Jett Luchanko Is Taking It All In As He Settles In At Flyers Development Camp
Bobby Brink Returns To Flyers With Two-Year Bridge Deal
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Bobby Brink Returns To Flyers With Two-Year Bridge Deal
The Philadelphia Flyers announced they have re-signed RFA Bobby Brink to a two-year contract with an AAV of $1.5 million.
The Philadelphia Flyers announced they have re-signed RFA Bobby Brink to a two-year contract with an AAV of $1.5 million.
Brink played a career-high 57 games at the NHL level this season. He scored 11 goals and 12 assists. In a short 13-game span with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, Brink had 13 points (7 goals, 6 assists).
Brink has shown some offensive potential since joining the NHL club. He is a skillful winger rounding out the rest of his game under head coach John Tortorella.
The 22-year-old is expected to take a step forward in his development next season and should secure a full-time spot in the NHL.
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Alex Bump Is Ready To Make His Push Into The Flyers As Development Camp Progresses
Noah Powell Speaks On Wanting To Prove Himself In First Flyers Development Camp Experience
BREAKING: Cam Atkinson Signs With Lightning
Oliver Bonk Wants To Earn A Spot With The Flyers With This Year's Development Camp Performance
Danny Briere Is 'Excited' For Matvei Michkov's Arrival; Sets Expectations For Flyers Debut
Danny Briere Maintains That Flyers Will Only Engage In Deals That 'Make Sense' For Long-Term Success
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BREAKING: Cam Atkinson Signs With Lightning
Cam Atkinson has found a new home with the Tampa Bay Lightning after the Philadelphia Flyers bought him out.
Cam Atkinson has found a new home with the Tampa Bay Lightning after the Philadelphia Flyers bought him out.
Atkinson's Flyers career ended with a buyout just before the NHL Draft. Atkinson will still count against the Flyers' salary cap with a hit of $2,358,333 the first year and $1,758,333 the second.
The 35-year-old missed the entire 2022-23 season with an injury and returned to play 70 games in 23-24. Whether it was fatigue from missing an entire season or the beginning of the decline of his career, the Flyers opted to buy out the remaining year of his contract.
Atkinson was well-liked throughout the organization, and during his exit interview, he reflected on what he called a disappointing season.
Atkinson was rumored to be on the move to the San Jose Sharks, but reportedly, he had San Jose on his no-trade list. The Sharks later said they were not interested in acquiring the winger.
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Oliver Bonk Wants To Earn A Spot With The Flyers With This Year's Development Camp Performance
Danny Briere Is 'Excited' For Matvei Michkov's Arrival; Sets Expectations For Flyers Debut
Danny Briere Maintains That Flyers Will Only Engage In Deals That 'Make Sense' For Long-Term Success
BREAKING: Matvei Michkov Officially Signs Entry-Level Contract With Flyers
BREAKING: Flyers Extend Garnet Hathaway For Two Years
REPORT: Erik Johnson To Sign One-Year Extension With Flyers
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BREAKING: Matvei Michkov Officially Signs Entry-Level Contract With Flyers
Philadelphia Flyers top prospect Matvei Michkov has left Russia and signed his entry-level contract, terminating the final two years of his KHL contract.
Philadelphia Flyers top prospect Matvei Michkov has left Russia and signed his entry-level contract, terminating the final two years of his KHL contract.
The 2023 7th overall pick has been watched like a hawk this summer for rumors of him joining the NHL club. Much to fans' excitement, that is the case. Michkov had 41 points (19 goals, 22 assists) playing for HK Sochi. He was on loan from SKA St. Petersburg.
"I’m extremely happy to officially become a part of the Flyers family," Michkov said in a statement. "Being in the NHL has been a dream for me since childhood. I would like to say a huge thank you to the Flyers management for their trust. I will do everything possible to meet their expectations. I can't wait to join my teammates and start preparing for the new season together, and I would especially like to greet our fans. We have the same dream to win the Stanley Cup and I promise that will do my best to help this team and make that possible."
Michkov's arrival in Philadelphia changes the dynamic of GM Danny Briere's rebuild vision. Michkov brings elite talent that the Flyers roster has desperately needed. Expectations will be high for the rookie in year one.
"We're excited to have Matvei under contract and we look forward to him joining our team at training camp in September," Danny Briere said in a statement. "We've kept a close eye on his development since the draft and to be able to add a player like Matvei, who brings a high-level of talent, skill and game-breaking abilities, he will be a key piece to our future."
Michkov's contract is a standard 3-year ELC.
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BREAKING: Flyers Extend Garnet Hathaway For Two Years
REPORT: Erik Johnson To Sign One-Year Extension With Flyers
BREAKING: Flyers Extend Qualifying Offers To Bobby Brink And Egor Zamula
Danny Briere Reflects On Second Draft Day; Speaks On Flyers Free Agency Plans
REPORT: NHL Won't Change Qualifying Offer Process Regarding 2018 Hockey Canada Scandal Players
Flyers Use Final Draft Pick To Select Austin Moline At No. 205
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BREAKING: Flyers Extend Garnet Hathaway For Two Years
The Philadelphia Flyers have re-signed Garnet Hathaway for two years with an AAV of $2.4 million.
The Philadelphia Flyers have re-signed Garnet Hathaway for two years with an AAV of $2.4 million.
Hathaway had seven goals and ten assists in 82 games last season. Hathaway is a physical forward who helps bring the rest of his team into the fight of a game.
"Garnet has been a great addition to our team and we're very happy to extend him to be a Flyer for the next several seasons," Flyers GM Danny Briere said in a statement. "His style of play and level of professionalism had a big effect on our group last season, and he embodies the standard our team set out to build both on and off the ice."
Hathaway is responsible and fits the Flyers' needs for a hard-working bottom-six forward group.
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REPORT: Erik Johnson To Sign One-Year Extension With Flyers
BREAKING: Flyers Extend Qualifying Offers To Bobby Brink And Egor Zamula
Danny Briere Reflects On Second Draft Day; Speaks On Flyers Free Agency Plans
REPORT: NHL Won't Change Qualifying Offer Process Regarding 2018 Hockey Canada Scandal Players
Flyers Use Final Draft Pick To Select Austin Moline At No. 205
Flyers Select Ilya Pautov At No. 173
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BREAKING: Flyers Will Not Qualify Carter Hart
According to Frank Seravalli, the Philadelphia Flyers will not give goalie Carter Hart a qualifying offer.
According to Frank Seravalli, the Philadelphia Flyers will not give goalie Carter Hart a qualifying offer.
Hart and four other players are under fire for their involvement in the 2018 Hockey Canada Scandal. Yesterday, reports surfaced that the NHL opted not to change contractual procedures for those involved.
By not offering Hart a qualifying offer, he will become an unrestricted free agent. The former 2016 second-round pick's Flyers career has ended. Hart showed significant promise, but his legal issues off the ice have stopped his career in Philadelphia and maybe even the NHL. Hart played 227 games for the Flyers and had 96 wins.
The official news that Hart will not be qualified should be released by 5 p.m. ET.
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Danny Briere Reflects On Second Draft Day; Speaks On Flyers Free Agency Plans
REPORT: NHL Won't Change Qualifying Offer Process Regarding 2018 Hockey Canada Scandal Players
Flyers Use Final Draft Pick To Select Austin Moline At No. 205
Flyers Select Ilya Pautov At No. 173
Flyers Select Noah Powell At No. 148
Flyers Trade Up Again; Select Heikki Ruohonen At No. 107
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REPORT: NHL Won't Change Qualifying Offer Process Regarding 2018 Hockey Canada Scandal Players
According to The Athletic's Chris Johnston, the NHL will not act differently against the players involved in the 2018 Hockey Canada scandal, including Philadelphia Flyers goalie Carter Hart.
According to The Athletic's Chris Johnston, the NHL will not act differently against the players involved in the 2018 Hockey Canada scandal, including Philadelphia Flyers goalie Carter Hart.
Hart is a pending restricted free agent, and Flyers GM Danny Briere must decide by 5 p.m. ET tomorrow whether or not to give him a qualifying offer. The legal process is still in limbo and will take time due to the severity of the charges.
Briere told reporters at the NHL Draft this weekend that he was still waiting for guidance from the NHL. That was the second time in a short period that Briere gave that answer.
The Flyers will make news no matter the outcome of Hart's contractual status.
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Flyers Use Final Draft Pick To Select Austin Moline At No. 205
Flyers Select Ilya Pautov At No. 173
Flyers Select Noah Powell At No. 148
Flyers Trade Up Again; Select Heikki Ruohonen At No. 107
Flyers Trade Up; Make Two Selections In Second Round
Danny Briere Gives More Insight On Flyers Choosing Jett Luchanko
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BREAKING: Flyers To Buy Out Cam Atkinson
The Philadelphia Flyers announced they have placed Cam Atkinson on waivers to buy him out.
The Philadelphia Flyers announced they have placed Cam Atkinson on waivers to buy him out.
Atkinson has one year left in his contract. The 35-year-old played 143 games in the black and orange, scoring 36 goals and 42 assists.
Trade rumors surrounded the winger, including the San Jose Sharks. Reports said that Atkinson wasn't a fan of moving to San Jose, but that hasn't been confirmed. Sharks GM Mike Grier noted that San Jose was not interested in Atkinson.
"When it comes to someone with the accomplishments and character of Cam, this was an exceptionally tough decision to make. Throughout his time with the Flyers, Cam has displayed an incredible work ethic and level of professionalism that is a true credit to him as a player and person," Flyers GM Danny Briere said in a statement. "I've witnessed firsthand the amount of effort, dedication, and perseverance he went through during an incredibly tough rehabilitation process in order to come back and be a leader for our team on and off the ice. I would like to thank Cam for all he has put into raising the standard of our team. Cam will always have a place in the Flyers organization, and we wish all the success for him and his family in the future."
Atkinson will become an unrestricted free agent and be able to sign with any team starting July 1.
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REPORT: Flyers Attempted To Trade For Top 5 Pick
What Does The Sharks Trading Up To No. 11 Mean For The Flyers?
Who Could The Flyers Take At No. 32?
Former Flyers Forward Elected To Hockey Hall Of Fame
Matvei Michkov Terminates KHL Contract, Officially Set To Join Flyers
Who Is The Flyers' Best Active Homegrown Player? Brought To You By Upper Deck
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REPORT: Flyers Showing Interest In Trevor Zegras
Anaheim Ducks forward Trevor Zegras is garnering considerable attention in the trade market, and the Philadelphia Flyers have reportedly shown interest in acquiring him.
Anaheim Ducks forward Trevor Zegras is garnering considerable attention in the trade market, and the Philadelphia Flyers have reportedly shown interest in acquiring him.
According to The Fourth Period, Zegras has as many as eight NHL teams interested in acquiring him, with more that could be in the mix.
"At least eight teams have expressed serious interest in Zegras, including the Chicago Blackhawks, New York Rangers, Montreal Canadiens, Philadelphia Flyers, Ottawa Senators, Nashville Predators, Calgary Flames and Buffalo Sabres, and I believe other clubs have also been in the mix," Pagnotta writes.
The 2019 9th overall pick has been a solid offensive contributor with some highlight reel plays. Last season for the Ducks, Zegras dealt with injuries and only played 31 games. He scored six goals and nine assists.
One of his best highlights came in 2021 when he flipped a puck over the net for an assist.
Zegras and the Ducks disagreed about his latest contract. He didn't sign his three-year $17,250,000 contract until Oct. 2nd, which caused him to miss part of training camp. He was able to start the regular season on time.
Question marks surround the 23-year-old's ability to become an elite centerman in the NHL. Part of the disagreement between the Ducks and Zegras' camp was that comparable players like Nick Suzuki and Matthew Boldy have signed long-term extensions. Boldy's contract with the Minnesota Wild has a $7 million AAV.
Zegras' high skill and offensive hockey IQ are great, but if a player wants to earn elite NHL player status money, he's got to round out the rest of his game.
With Matvei Michkov reportedly on his way to the Flyers this summer, trading for Zegras doesn't seem to make sense, given what the top prospect brings. The assets needed to acquire Zegras would be high; reports say his price is high.
Make sure to bookmark THN's Philadelphia Flyers site for the latest news, exclusive interviews, breakdowns, and so much more.
Matvei Michkov Unlikely To Attend Flyers Development Camp
Matvei Michkov Signing Changes Trajectory Of Flyers Rebuild Timeline
REPORT: Matvei Michkov Joining Flyers
Should The Flyers Trade For Rutger McGroarty's Signing Rights?
Flyers Still 'Waiting For Guidance' From The NHL Before Making Carter Hart Decision
Flyers Have Clear Idea Of What They Hope To Get Out Of 2024 Draft
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Matvei Michkov Unlikely To Attend Flyers Development Camp
According to reports, Matvei Michkov will not attend the Philadelphia Flyers development camp starting July 2nd.
According to reports, Matvei Michkov will not attend the Philadelphia Flyers development camp starting July 2nd.
Michkov has brought an extreme amount of excitement, and Flyers fans would love to get a look at the No. 1 prospect. Unfortunately for fans and the Flyers, Michkov has multiple steps to go through before hitting the ice as an official team member.
Michkov must first be in North America and sign his entry-level contract. He then has to obtain a work visa. That process can take some time, which isn't uncommon for Russian and other non-U.S. players to deal with.
One example of a work visa waiting period was seen in the New Jersey Devils' in-season. Jake Allen, who was traded from the Montreal Canadiens, had to wait for a work permit to play for the Devils.
The other example can be seen in the Flyers organization with Alexei Kolosov.
Allen was traded on March 8th, trade deadline day, but did not make his Devils debut until March 14th.
While Michkov likely won't be at Flyers development camp, acquiring his visa and contract situation in June should ensure no bumps for training camp and beyond.
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Matvei Michkov Signing Changes Trajectory Of Flyers Rebuild Timeline
REPORT: Matvei Michkov Joining Flyers
Should The Flyers Trade For Rutger McGroarty's Signing Rights?
Flyers Still 'Waiting For Guidance' From The NHL Before Making Carter Hart Decision
Flyers Have Clear Idea Of What They Hope To Get Out Of 2024 Draft
Flyers Are Ready For Matvei Michkov To Join NHL, Whenever That Might Be
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REPORT: Matvei Michkov Joining Flyers
According to Anthony Di Marco, Philadelphia Flyers top prospect Matvei Michkov is leaving CSKA in Russia to join the NHL this season.
According to Anthony Di Marco, Philadelphia Flyers top prospect Matvei Michkov is leaving CSKA in Russia to join the NHL this season.
Michkov reportedly has joined the CAA agency and will sign his entry-level contract.
The Flyers haven't officially announced anything, but they could be getting a major boost to their lineup much sooner than expected. GM Danny Briere told reporters that there is still a lot of uncertainty surrounding when the forward will join the team.
Both Briere and Keith Jones have said they have been operating under the assumption that Michkov would finish the remaining two seasons of his KHL contract.
More updates will be provided as information becomes available.
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Flyers Are Ready For Matvei Michkov To Join NHL, Whenever That Might Be
Flyers Attempting To Move Up Draft Order
SPECULATION: Flyers In Play To Acquire Jakob Chychrun From Senators
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Flyers Still 'Waiting For Guidance' From The NHL Before Making Carter Hart Decision
The Philadelphia Flyers and GM Danny Briere are still waiting for the NHL to provide guidance on how to handle Carter Hart's contract situation.
The Philadelphia Flyers and GM Danny Briere are still waiting for the NHL to provide guidance on how to handle Carter Hart's contract situation.
During his pre-draft media availability, Briere told reporters that the league still hasn't informed them of what should happen to the players involved in the 2018 Hockey Canada Scandal.
"We haven't received any guidance. That was said publicly. We haven't been told what to do yet," Briere explained. "We're still waiting for guidance from them, as far as what we can do, what it is, and how it works out."
Specifically for the Flyers, Hart is a pending restricted free agent. In order to retain his signing rights, he would need to be offered a qualifying offer of $4,479,000. Briere still said that part of the questions for the NHL surrounds how signing rights will work.
"That's all part of it. What we're allowed to do, and how will it work for rights in the future," Briere said. "There's a lot of questions surrounding the situation that we're hoping to have a little bit more direction on."
Take away the scandal, and the Flyers have a No. 1 goalie, which might've been good to have down the stretch last season, but life off the ice is more important than the game of hockey. Trial dates have yet to be determined, but hearings are scheduled.
June 30th is the last day the Flyers can qualify Hart. The NHL will likely give the teams with players involved in the scandal more guidance before then.
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Flyers Are Ready For Matvei Michkov To Join NHL, Whenever That Might Be
Flyers Attempting To Move Up Draft Order
SPECULATION: Flyers In Play To Acquire Jakob Chychrun From Senators
REPORT: Flyers & Senators Have Framework For Trade In Place
Ian Laperriere Extends Tenure As Phantoms Head Coach
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Flyers Are Ready For Matvei Michkov To Join NHL, Whenever That Might Be
thehockeynews.comFlyers Are Ready For Matvei Michkov To Join NHL, Whenever That Might BeDuring his pre-draft availability, Philadelphia Flyers GM Danny Briere said there isn't a timetable for top prospect Matvei Michkov's arrival.
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Flyers Are Ready For Matvei Michkov To Join NHL, Whenever That Might Be
During his pre-draft availability, Philadelphia Flyers GM Danny Briere said there isn't a timetable for top prospect Matvei Michkov's arrival.
During his pre-draft availability, Philadelphia Flyers GM Danny Briere said there isn't a timetable for top prospect Matvei Michkov's arrival.
"If they tell us he's coming on September 1st, we'll jump on it," Briere said about Michkov. "The mindset for us is still, we're going into the next season without him."
There have been many rumors swirling about when Michkov could join the Flyers. There have been reports that he will turn to North America this season as long as he plays in the NHL.
Briere admitted that he thought he would know more by the end of June but doesn't have much update on the status.
When pressed about other possible Russian draft picks in the 2024 NHL Draft, Briere said that it hasn't scared the Flyers in the past.
"It didn't scare us in the past, so I think you have your answer there. It has to make sense," Briere said about possibly drafting another Russian prospect. "We're evaluating the risk and your return. We've shown that if it does make sense, we will go there. They're certainly at the top of the draft again. There are some really good players that are from Russia."
While there is no real clarity on the Michkov timeline, Briere still seems optimistic that if the Flyers must wait out the final two years of his KHL contract, the winger will still go to the NHL.
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Flyers Attempting To Move Up Draft Order
SPECULATION: Flyers In Play To Acquire Jakob Chychrun From Senators
REPORT: Flyers & Senators Have Framework For Trade In Place
Ian Laperriere Extends Tenure As Phantoms Head Coach
Siobhan's Opinion: Trading For Trevor Zegras Would Be A Blockbuster, But Not What The Flyers Need
Former Flyers Goalie Joining St. Louis Blues Front Office
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SPECULATION: Flyers In Play To Acquire Jakob Chychrun From Senators
With the Philadelphia Flyers and Ottawa Senators believed to have the "framework" of a trade in place, many names are being thrown around, including defenseman Jakob Chychrun.
With the Philadelphia Flyers and Ottawa Senators believed to have the "framework" of a trade in place, many names are being thrown around, including defenseman Jakob Chychrun.
The Flyers reportedly spoke to the Senators about acquiring Chychrun around the 2023 trade deadline. The Senators have also been interested in acquiring Flyers forward Scott Laughton.
Chychrun was traded from the Arizona Coyotes during the 2022-23 season in a long-running saga. He was healthy scratched for longer than other players in a similar situation of protecting assets.
This season, he played all 82 games for the Senators, which is a big deal considering his injury history. He scored 14 goals and had 27 assists.
While there hasn't been any recent connection between the Flyers and Chychrun, there is much speculation.
The trade rumors take another turn, as TSN's Darren Dreger reports that nothing is going on between the Flyers and Senators.
The Flyers are also interested in Senators forward Shane Pinto, who had a successful season despite missing the first half with a suspension from a gambling scandal.
In 41 games, the 23-year-old scored nine goals and added 18 assists. The Flyers showed interest in the centerman during the 2023 offseason before the scandal happened. Pinto is a pending restricted free agent.
Chychrun has one year left on his contract, a cap hit of $4.6 million, and a 10-team no-trade list.
There are many rumors, so take all information with a grain of salt, but it certainly seems like the 2024 offseason is underway.
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Former Flyers Goalie Joining St. Louis Blues Front Office
REPORT: Flyers Interested In Trading Atkinson To San Jose
Flyers Re-Sign Adam Ginning To Two Year Contract Extension
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REPORT: Flyers & Senators Have Framework For Trade In Place
thehockeynews.comREPORT: Flyers & Senators Have Framework For Trade In PlaceThe Philadelphia Flyers and Ottawa Senators reportedly have the framework for a trade in place.
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REPORT: Flyers & Senators Have Framework For Trade In Place
The Philadelphia Flyers and Ottawa Senators reportedly have the framework for a trade in place.
The Philadelphia Flyers and Ottawa Senators reportedly have the framework for a trade in place.
In a day full of other NHL moves, including the Los Angeles Kings trading Pierre-Luc Dubois to the Washinton Capitals for Darcy Kuemper and Barclay Goodrow heading back to the San Jose Sharks via waivers, the Flyers get in on some action.
The Metropolitan Division has been busy with those moves, but the day started with the Calgary Flames trading star goalie Jacob Markstrom to the New Jersey Devils.
Speculation on Twitter suggests that the move between the Senators and Flyers is for the Flyers to move up in the upcoming 2024 NHL Draft. The Flyers currently have the 12th overall pick. Ottawa currently owns the 7th and 25th overall picks in the draft.
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Flyers Re-Sign Adam Ginning To Two Year Contract Extension
Flyers Announce 2024-25 Preseason Schedule
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Trevor Zegras to the Flyers?
thehockeynews.comSiobhan's Opinion: Trading For Trevor Zegras Would Be A Blockbuster, But Not What The Flyers NeedAnaheim Ducks forward Trevor Zegras became an unexpected rumored trade target for the Philadelphia Flyers after the notorious business deal that sent former Flyers prospect Cutter Gauthier to the Ducks, while the Flyers received defenseman Jamie Drysdale in return.
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Former Flyers Goalie Joining St. Louis Blues Front Office
Former Philadelphia Flyers goalie Brian Elliott is joining the St. Louis Blues organization.
Former Philadelphia Flyers goalie Brian Elliott is joining the St. Louis Blues organization.
Elliott will be in a development role and attend the Blues development camp.
The 39-year-old played 181 games for the Blues from 2011 to 2016. He was a fan favorite in St. Louis but eventually joined the Flyers in 2017. In 130 games for Philadelphia, Elliott had 65 wins with a .902 save % and a 2.86 GAA.
Elliotte made it to the Stanley Cup Final once in his 15-year career. He did it in 2022 with the Tampa Bay Lightning but could not get a ring as the Colorado Avalanche won that season.
The Blues continue to make front-office changes. They recently announced that Alex Steen will take over as the GM in 2026.
According to current Blues GM Doug Armstrong, Steen reached out to Elliott, and Armstrong quickly contacted him to see if he was available. The move was swiftly made to bring him back to the organization.
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Flyers Re-Sign Adam Ginning To Two Year Contract Extension
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