Since joining the Lightning, Pelletier has spent the majority of this season with their American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Syracuse Crunch. With the Crunch, the former Flyer is putting up some fantastic offensive totals.

Two alums of the final version of that grouping—the Washington Capitals and Philadelphia Flyers—are doing their lineage proud with positions among the top 10 teams in this week's edition of B/R's NHL Power Rankings. The Capitals climbed five positions to No. 3 after staff voting, and the Flyers skipped up two rungs from No. 11 to No. 9.

Golden Knights goalie Carter Hart is not starting against the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday in what would have been his return to Philadelphia.

To be fair, the Flyers’ fourth line isn’t getting caved in. According to Natural Stat Trick, the Abols-Hathaway-Deslauriers line has controlled 45.6 percent of the shot attempts and 46.9 percent of the expected goals. With Grebenkin instead of Deslauriers, it’s been 50.5 percent of shot attempts and 49.5 percent of the expected goals.

Vladar has had a smile on his face in part because he's finally healthy. He had surgery to repair a torn labrum in his right hip in April 2024 while with the Calgary Flames, fixing a problem that had been bothering him for nearly a decade.

Philadelphia Flyers forward Tyson Foerster will be out for two to three months with an upper-body injury, general manager Danny Briere said Tuesday.

While other offseason signings have gotten most of the limelight in Philadelphia, Dvorak stole the show against the Sharks.

There was a time not that long ago when the Flyers elected to go without a captain and struggled in general for leadership.

The Sixers and Flyers teamed up to inspire and assist the next generation of athletes at the Scanlon Recreation Center in Kensington on Wednesday.

The Philadelphia Flyers put on a dominant display against the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday night, delivering a measured, opportunistic, and ultimately decisive in a 4–1 win.