“Not sure who started this. I have not been on the radio, Fan 590, or anywhere else talking about a big trade. Someone's imagination at work.” TSN’s Dan Dreger tweeted this after rumors began circulating
Read More“It’s possible that the Flyers could extend an offer to Michael Leighton prior to July 1 as a safety net, but with the current market, they may hold out till free agency.” I posted this
Read MoreThe remaining six rounds of the NHL draft that concluded this past Saturday flew by compared to the drawn-out affair that was the first round.  The Flyers had five picks in the draft, and were
Read MoreThe excitement surrounding the news that the Flyers had acquired the rights to speak to San Jose Sharks goaltender Evgeni Nabokov (soon to be free agent) has died down recently, as it has become clear
Read MoreLate in the first round of the 2010 NHL draft on Friday, Philadelphia Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren was seen speaking with San Jose Sharks general manager Doug Wilson.  The two GM’s were seen together again
Read MoreWell, that was unexpected. This time last year, the Flyers surprised the NHL community with a blockbuster trade: two first round draft picks (this year’s and next’s), highly touted defensive prospect Luca Sbisa, and talented
Read MoreIn the wake of the tumultuous season that was 2006-2007, General Manager Paul Holmgren dipped into free agency and made a splash with an eight-year, $52 million, no-trade-clause-ridden contract for Buffalo Sabres center Danny Briere.
Read MoreThe National Hockey League Player’s Association (NHLPA) elected today to increase the salary cap by 5%.  The salary cap next season will be roughly $59 million, raising the Philadelphia Flyers' available cap space to $10.2
Read MoreThere are several rumors floating around the internet about two goaltending options for the Philadelphia Flyers, both of which instill great fear in me. The Boston Bruins will be starting the 2010-2011 season with sophomore
Read MoreSan Jose Sharks GM Doug Wilson said that he has told goaltender Evgeni Nabokov that the team will not be offering him a new contract. Nabokov becomes an unrestricted free agent on July 1st and
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