Broad Street Hockey

5 days ago | broadstreethockey.com | Thomas Williams

The Philadelphia Flyers have continued to lock up their restricted free agents before the real busy time of the offseason even starts. First, it was Tyson Foerster getting his two-year bridge deal to bet on himself and now, they have re-signed centerman Noah Cates to a four-year deal. Announced by the team on Tuesday morning, the Flyers have signed the 26-year-old forward to a four-year, $16-million deal ($4-million AAV) that will keep him in the Orange and Black through the 2028-29 season.

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.

6 days ago | broadstreethockey.com | Thomas Williams

The Philadelphia Flyers are going to have a very important decision to make when they make their selection at sixth overall at the upcoming 2025 NHL Entry Draft. We won’t know the specific players available, of course, but they can possibly go in a variety of directions. Maybe the ultra-offensive and skilled Jake O’Brien — that we watched recently — or James Hagens slips to them but do they want two centermen under six feet tall long term?

6 days ago | broadstreethockey.com | Thomas Williams

The Philadelphia Flyers have been linked to Minnesota Wild center Marco Rossi for over a year now, but it is much more possible that the young Austrian forward could be moved this offseason. Could it be to Philadelphia? Recent rumors have complicated the possibility of that happening, but for just another twist, the Wild general manager rebuked that recent report. Basically, we’re all the way back at anything can happen but it is interesting how we got here.

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.