Philadelphia Flyers

John Tortorella explained how it came to be that Guy Gaudreau, the father of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau, joined the Flyers’ practice on Monday.

Ashlyn Sullivan reports from Flyers media day, where players are ready to turn the page after narrowly missing the playoffs last season.

The Philadelphia Flyers have two $1 hot dog nights on the 2024-25 promotional schedule. Other $1 food nights include ice cream and pretzels. There will also be plenty of giveaways at home games at the Wells Fargo Center.The Philadelphia Flyers have two $1 hot dog nights on the 2024-25 promotional schedule. Other $1 food nights include ice cream and pretzels....

Matvei Michkov met with the media after the Flyers’ rookie game against the Rangers.

The Flyers hired Wayne Simmonds on Friday as a community relations ambassador and hockey operations consultant.

Former Flyers general manager Chuck Fletcher was hired by the Devils on Thursday.

Matvei Michkov “likes the spotlight” and no moment seems too big for the 19-year-old top prospect.

Travis Konecny spoke to the media on Thursday after signing an eight-year contract extension with the Flyers.

Philadelphia Flyers mascot Gritty went to a local JCPenney to snap photos with forward Scott Laughton for an “awkward” photo shoot.

Danny Briere spoke on the Flyers’ plans for the 2024 NHL draft in which they could have up to 10 picks.

Danny Briere spoke on the latest news regarding Matvei Michkov’s contract situation on Thursday.

The Flyers honored Wayne Simmonds’ retirement Saturday with a pregame ceremony and puck drop.

Jamie Drysdale and Cam York spoke on Drysdale’s return to the Flyers’ lineup and what he brings to the team.

Flyers captain Sean Couturier was frustrated at the news that he will be a healthy scratch Tuesday when the team takes on the Maple Leafs.

The Flyers Carnival was another great success over the weekend, as Ashlyn Sullivan catches you up with all the fun.

Looking back 20 years later at the record breaking 2004 Flyers v. Senators brawl which totaled in 419 penalty minutes.

The 2004 brawl between the Philadelphia Flyers and Ottawa Senators started with a stick swing in their previous game. It ended with an NHL-record 419 penalty minutes, 21 fighting majors, 20 ejections and a handful of misconduct penalties. Those involved explain 20 years later how it all went down. It’s a story of retribution, respect and chaos that perfectly sums...

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With six seconds left in the second period, Ryan Poehling put the Flyers back ahead with a beautiful, midair deflection.

Scott Laughton broke the ice to give the Flyers the lead in the second period.