Gustav Elvin
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Dan VladaÅ says heâs ready to go for opening night after injury scare: âThank God it was nothing too crazyâ (opens the original)
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Speaking to reporters Tuesday for the first time since leaving the Flyersâ preseason game Sept. 22 with an upper-body injury, goaltender Dan VladaÅ said heâs ready to go for Wednesday nightâs season opener against the Pittsburgh Penguins (7:30 p.m., TNT, HBO Max, and TruTV). âYeah, the whole training staff, especially [head athletic trainer Alex] Ambrose ... obviously did an awesome job with me, so I owe him a couple bottles of wine for sure,â the netminder joked when asked if he was
Flyers forward Denver Barkey to start the season on injured reserve; Dan VladaÅ ready to go (opens the original)
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The Flyers released their opening night roster a little before Mondayâs 5 p.m. deadline, and the injury news was mixed. The good news? Starting goaltender and last yearâs team MVP Dan VladaÅ is good to go after suffering an upper-body injury on Sept. 22. The bad? The Flyers will be without young forward Denver Barkey to start the season. Barkey, who is considered day-to-day with a lower-body injury, will go on injured reserve and is required to miss at least seven days. » READ MORE: Meet t
Trevor Zegras posts Tom Brady picture on Instagram in response to viral âtuck ruleâ penalty (opens the original)
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Trevor Zegras has been one of the bigger personalities and characters in the NHL since he entered the league in 2021. Whether itâs his California surfer guy resemblance to Fast Times at Ridgemont Highâs Jeff Spicoli, his creative nicknames for teammates â see âTacoâ for coach Rick Tocchet â or his silly intermission interviews, Zegras is always good for a chuckle. » READ MORE: Trevor Zegras becomes first victim of NHLâs emphasis on jersey tuck rule vs. Bruins So it was no surprise
Former Flyer Kevin Hayes announces his retirement after 12 NHL seasons (opens the original)
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After 12 seasons and 805 NHL regular-season games, former Flyer Kevin Hayes announced his retirement from professional hockey on Monday. Hayes, who signed with Russian club Ak Bars Kazan last month, played just five games there before electing to call it a career. âI have decided to end my hockey career,â the 34-year-old Hayes said in a statement issued by the Kontinental Hockey League. âI can no longer play at the level I am capable of because my body does not allow me to perform at my be
Matvei Michkovâs fitness, roster battles, and other story lines to follow as the Flyers begin training camp (opens the original)
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Itâs that time of year again. No, not the return of football, the leaves changing color, or weekend trips to the apple orchard. On Thursday, itâs officially time to âdo that hockey,â as the Flyers assemble for the start of training camp. On the heels of the Flyersâ first non-COVID playoff appearance since 2018, the team enters 2026-27 with serious expectations and excitement for the first time in almost a decade. Can Rick Tocchetâs team live up to the hype and build on last seasonâ
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