The Philadelphia Flyers’ preseason is a couple of weeks old, but already it’s clear that Rick Tocchet’s arrival has ushered in a different kind of training ground.

The Flyers’ core is still taking shape as they attempt to build around Matvei Michkov. Can they be bad enough to raise their future ceiling?

Through three NHL preseason games, several Philadelphia Flyers roster battles look far from being decided any time soon.

The vibes are high as the <a href=" Flyers kicked off their 2025 training camp Thursday, and for good reason. The atmosphere seems to be totally different.

After opening the season with four losses that Lake coach Lane Bishop felt his team could have won, the Flyers finally got over the hump on Friday by romping over visiting Rossford, 35-7, in Northern ...

For the first time in 19 years, the Caps head north to Hershey, Pa. – home of their AHL affiliate Hershey Bears – for a Thursday night preseason contest at Giant Center. The last time the Caps played ...

Howie Roseman’s rebound from two bad first-round picks in 2019 (Andre Dillard) and 2020 (Jalen Reagor) has been off the charts good. This only br ...

Last season, Cates centered Tyson Foerster and Bobby Brink on the Flyers' most consistent line. He is making an impression on Tocchet already.

Even with the NHL's salary cap on the rise in the coming seasons, teams still need to pay extra attention to how they are spending their money, especially Stanley Cup contenders.

While it’s still early, the Flyers had a solid showing in Day 3 of training camp, as more players made a case for a roster spot. Here are three who stood out on Saturday.

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