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Jason MacNeil

Halifax

Freelance Writer at Large at Freelance

Freelance writer at large (or medium) Ft. Myers Magazine, BroadStreetHockey PartonAndPearl, formerly Montana Press, Toronto Sun, HuffPost, NME, Billboard.

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Articles

  • Richard Skinner chuffed to represent Flyers fans from UK

    6 days ago | broadstreethockey.com | Jason MacNeil

    Richard Skinner is a huge Philadelphia sports fan. He loves the Sixers, the Phillies, and the Eagles. And now he’s developing an affinity for the Flyers. It wouldn’t be a huge stretch for a resident in the City of Brotherly Love to follow those teams. But Skinner is located in Lancaster, a city that is roughly 50 miles to the northwest of Manchester, England.

  • Danny Briere’s negotiation tactics mirror Flyers’ mindset

    1 week ago | broadstreethockey.com | Jason MacNeil

    This summer (and next) could define the Philadelphia Flyers and general manager Danny Briere as far as where the team goes. More years of meddling in the Metropolitan probably isn’t going to wash with a new arena looming (and a new arena name this coming year) and the future looking a bit brighter thanks to Matvei Michkov and others. But if his tenure so far is any indication, a few things are clear when it comes to Danny Briere.

  • Tyson Foerster signs two-year, $7.5 million deal with Flyers

    1 week ago | broadstreethockey.com | Jason MacNeil

    While nothing has been announced or confirmed by either player or team, it sounds like the Philadelphia Flyers and winger Tyson Foerster have finalized a short-term, two-year, $7.5-million contract with a $3.75 million AAV.

  • Comparing Flyers’ 50-year Cup drought to other championship droughts

    1 week ago | broadstreethockey.com | Jason MacNeil

    Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Philadelphia Flyers winning their second (and thus far last) Stanley Cup, defeating the Buffalo Sabres 2-0 to win the series in Buffalo in six games. That’s six trips to the Stanley Cup Finals ago (Montreal, Islanders, Edmonton, Edmonton, Detroit and Chicago if anyone is wondering who they lost to), more than any other club who are currently in a lengthy drought.

  • Ian Laperriere moves into Flyers Hockey Operations advisory role

    1 week ago | broadstreethockey.com | Jason MacNeil

    After amicably parting with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms last week, former Phantoms head coach Ian Laperriere has joined the Flyers as an advisor to Hockey Operations. The Philadelphia Flyers announced today that Ian Laperriere will rejoin the organization as an advisor to Hockey Operations. https://t.co/jDdDnw762B— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) May 27, 2025Laperriere will be an advisor to both Flyers General Manager Danny Briere and President of Hockey Operations Keith Jones.

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Jason MacNeil
Jason MacNeil @kingjmusicman
4 Jun 25

Here's my @BroadStHockey piece on rumors surrounding the Flyers and Vegas talking trade, with Nicolas Hague coming to Philadelphia. https://t.co/f1wiJU2jfv

Jason MacNeil
Jason MacNeil @kingjmusicman
4 Jun 25

Here's my @BroadStHockey newser on Yogi Svejkovsky possibly becoming Flyers assistant coach: https://t.co/PpMdseHcep

Jason MacNeil
Jason MacNeil @kingjmusicman
4 Jun 25

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