PHLY Philadelphia Flyers Podcast

The Philadelphia Flyers are 4-9-4, dead last in the Eastern Conference and heading on a 5-game road trip. After last night’s loss to Minnesota that saw Philly fall behind 3-0 before the 21-minute mark, Travis Konecny said “it’s unacceptable.” But how often do we hear that word? And still, everyone seems fairly comfortable.

Today, Charlie & Bill debate the meaning of “unacceptable,” and open up the mailbag to PHLY DIEHARDS to submit questions ranging from Matvei Michkov’s ceiling, to personal anecdotes of yelling at officials following Trevor Zegras’ 10-minute misconduct on Tuesday.

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The Philadelphia Flyers fell behind by 2 after a couple terrible shifts early in the second and trailed by 3 less than 21 minutes into the game. But goals by Tyson Foerster and Denver Barkey (his first!) had the Orange & Black poised to erase another three-goal deficit, but it was not to be.

Bill, Charlie & Ryan break down the loss, discussing the Flyers’ missed opportunities, suddenly dangerous power play, and how deep a hole Philly has dug itself, despite improved play recently.

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We’ve got some catching up to do with the Philadelphia Flyers! After last night’s 6-3 win over the Utah Mammoth, they still find themselves as the only team with a sub-.400 points-percentage in the Eastern Conference, and tied for the most games played, meaning they have a lot of ground to gain, and less time than any other team to do it.

Today, Charlie & Bill talk about the returns of Travis Konecny and Owen Tippett, necessitating other young players being sent back to the AHL, as well as re-visiting last week’s conversation regarding Nick Seeler, Rick Tocchet and Matvei Michkov. Plus, a look at the newly released Hometown Remix jerseys, and Nikita Kucherov’s trade request out of Tampa Bay.

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The Philadelphia Flyers played one of their best games of the year on Sunday, defeating the high-scoring Utah Mammoth thanks to solid defense and a persistent forecheck. Matvei Michkov got the offense going with his 10th goal of the year, and Travis Konecny had a couple of points in his first game since October 8th.

Bill, Petey & Charlie break down the win, discussing how the returns of TK and Owen Tippett could spark a November turnaround for the Orange & Black.

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Daily Faceoff's Anthony Di Marco joins Bill Matz of the PHLY Flyers Podcast to discuss the latest trade buzz surrounding the Philadelphia Flyers as GM Danny Briere continues to scour the trade market for a top-6 center to pair with his glut of high-potential wingers.

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The Philadelphia Flyers lost their third straight game on Wednesday night, dropping them to 3-8-4 (3-12) for the season. Philly scored 2 goals against Washington, marking the 10th time they’ve scored 2 or fewer in a game through the first 15 contests. The Orange & Black are not playing particularly entertaining hockey. On top of that, team captain Sean Couturier called them “soft” after the loss to the Capitals, the most insulting criticism that can be used to describe an NHL team.

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Matvei Michkov scored on the power play to draw the Philadelphia Flyers within 1 midway through the third period, but Jordan Kyrou and Alex Tuch each scored their second goals of the game to seal a 5-2 Caps victory on Wednesday night.

Charlie, Bill, and Steve break down the loss, discussing Tyson Foerster, fighting after clean hits, and more.

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The Philadelphia Flyers were as bad through 30 minutes as pretty much any game during their 9-game losing streak. But then a switch flipped when Noah Cates scored his first of the year midway through the second period, sparking a comeback that saw the Flyers tie the game with under 10 seconds remaining in regulation. Unfortunately, Dan Vladar could only stop one of two 2-on-0s he faced in the 3v3, and the Flyers comeback resulted in only one point instead of two.

Bill, Steve & Charlie break down the loss discussing, Vladar, Zegras, Foerster, the momentum swings of the game, and how it’s possible to look so bad and so good at the same time.

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Charlie O’Connor was on the scene for PHLY Flyers Podcast as the Philadelphia Flyers returned to practice after their 5-4 loss to the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday at home.

Rasmus Ristolainen is out another 2 weeks after returning to game action on Saturday, and Cam York’s availability is still in question.

Plus, hear from Hunter McDonald and Nick Seeler as the rookie was given fighting tips from his teammates and head coach Rick Tocchet.

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The Philadelphia Flyers seemed to be headed in the right direction after their horrendous 0-6-3 start, winning three straight games in regulation and taking a 2-0 lead after 20 minutes on Saturday against the Anaheim Ducks. Unfortunately the Ducks scored five goals in the final 40 minutes to end the Flyers winning streak and raise the question, “well, what now?”

How should Danny Briere proceed in a season that has already seen a number of injuries, call-ups from the AHL, hints of a true BREAKOUT season for Matvei Michkov, and a lot of questions regarding a number of veterans in Rick Tocchet’s lineup.

Charlie & Bill take a look at the totality of the first 13 games, where the Flyers’ roster stands, and what they want to see moving forward.

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