HeyJaredJackie Spiegel
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Flyers lay an egg in opener, get booed off the ice after 7-0 loss to the Penguins (opens the original)
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It didnât feel like 144 days had passed. The roars â at the start â seemed to roll on from that spring day in May when the Flyersâ season ended. The fan appreciation felt as they left the ice following a sweeping loss to the eventual Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes was still palpable, especially when coach Rick Tocchet and players like Denver Barkey (who is injured), Matvei Michkov, Porter Martone, Trevor Zegras, and Dan VladaÅ were introduced. But that, and a thundering open-i
Can newcomer Noel Acciari help strengthen the face-off circle? The Flyers think he can. (opens the original)
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Speaking to the media on Day 2 of training camp, Trevor Zegras expressed that if he wants to play center, which he is slated to do to start the season, he needs to be better at faceoffs. A question followed noting how good Noel Acciariâs numbers were in the playoffs, when the then-Pittsburgh Penguins forward had a 61% winning percentage in the circle against the Flyers. âYeah, yeah, I know. I wonder why,â Zegras said with a chuckle. The question continued, asking if Acciari is someone whos
The Flyersâ Achilles heel has long been their last-ranked power play. Turning the tide in 2026-27 is imperative. (opens the original)
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Former Flyers forward Simon Gagné probably said it best: âI think every seasonâs a new chapter. So, whatever happened, even if you had the best power play last year, you need to start all over again.â The Flyers did not have the best power play last year. In fact, they had the worst. But as the guy who is tied for 12th in franchise history with 74 power-play goals said, the slate is truly clean, and everyone starts from scratch. But when it comes to the Flyers and the power play, will thi
Flyers Q&A: GM Danny Brière on facing increased expectations, Matvei Michkov, and LeBron James (opens the original)
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After a first postseason appearance in five years and a captivating surge to the second round of the NHL playoffs, Flyers hockey returns Wednesday night with the Orange and Black hosting the rival Pittsburgh Penguins in the 2026-27 lid-lifter at Xfinity Mobile Arena (7:30 p.m., TNT, HBO MAX, and TruTV). Increased success brings increased expectations, and general manager Danny Brière has been the first to caution his young players that it only gets harder the second time around. » READ MORE: N
NHL predictions: Will the Flyers make the playoffs? Can Porter Martone win Rookie of the Year? Who wins the Stanley Cup? (opens the original)
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With the puck dropping on the NHL season tonight â the Flyers donât play until tomorrow against Pittsburgh â we asked our Flyers beat writers, Jackie Spiegel and Gabriela Carroll, to pull out their crystal balls to see whatâs in store for the Flyers this season. Will the Flyers earn a second consecutive playoff appearance? Will Matvei Michkov bounce back? Can Dan VladaÅ do it again? Here are our complete 2026-27 predictions for the Flyers and the NHL as a whole. Jackie Spiegel: 46-27-11
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