Five Worst NHL Signings Of The 2025 Off-Season
The NHL <a href="https://thehockeynews.com/news/latest-news/nhl-free-agency-frenzy-2025-live-tracker-and-analysis">free agent frenzy</a> began less than a week ago, and as is usually the case, several clubs spent money irresponsibly. That is normally the case when July 1 comes around, but in a year where the free agent class was thin and two of the prime targets (Mitch Marner and Brock Boeser) did not get to the open market, clubs got into a bidding war and signed contracts with useful middle-of-the-lineup players that will not age well.
Despite a few controversial signings, the Flyers did not have any of their new guys featured on the latest list of the five worst signings of the NHL offseason.
Instead, in the story linked above, three defensemen led the way, including a former big ticket Flyers defenseman.
Oh, and it helps that one of the Flyers' biggest rivals, the Devils, have a name featured in that group, too.