We're less than two weeks out from the start of training camp festivities and as the summer winds down, the gang is joined by Maddie Campbell who provides some deeper insight into what we should expect from some of our top prospects. There's a little talk about that 3W spot in the wake of the news of Tyler Pitlick's injury, some thoughts on Nolan Patrick, and the trouble with the league's top RFAs. 

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After a week off Steve and Craig returned to talk about Kevin Hayes wanting/not wanting to be here, Andrew MacDonald’s second chance in Calgary, and when Ivan Provorov and Travis Konecny will sign.

The two also analyze former and future XFL team nicknames.

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The gang brings back the hot takes by revealing the hills we'd die on when it comes to sports fandom before diving into the next batch of guys that made it on to our 25 Under 25, which, for obvious reasons, leads to a discussion about who will end up in that vacant spot on the third line. NAK? Vorobyev? ...Tyler Pitlick?? It also felt like a good time to address the problem the Flyers have with PR and try to figure out how this organization becomes relevant again. To round out the show, the gang turns to rumors of a Travis Konecny contract and the ongoing Provorov drama. And then some. 

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The 25 Under 25 party continues to roll, and we've got a little bit to say about numbers 24 through 20. In honor of Carter Hart's birthday, we run through a fun look back at the Flyers' rather wacky goaltending history and think long and hard about whether or not a rookie might have a real shot at landing the 3LW spot that is still open. All of that plus another NHL Network list, the status of the unsigned RFAs, and random questions from the audience round out the show. 

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This week Steve and Craig talk about their 25 Under 25 rankings as well as the end of arbitration hearings and building the best Philadelphia Flyers’ team on a $200 budget. The two also talked about the Orange and Black being on national television 20 times in 2019-20.

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If you get worked up about a list, you played yourself. The lists exist to get you talking, and boy did it work. So the gang took a look at the NHL Network's top-20 centers in the league list, which excluded Sean Couturier. Before getting to another list, the Flyers-heavy national broadcast schedule is discussed. It's 25 Under 25 time at Broad Street Hockey and we started off with the honorable mentions and #25, Linus Hogberg. Honorable mention Noah Cates sparks a discussion about what prospects have the best chance of making the team in the future and who is ranked highest. 

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Despite technology’s best efforts, Steve and Craig still managed to talk about Ron Hextall possibly becoming general manager of the Minnesota Wild, Kris Knoblauch becoming head coach of the Hartford Wolf Pack, and the fact that one of the co-hosts was (and still is) extremely correct on their stance regarding marinara sauce.

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After last week's trivia extravaganza, the gang was unsure how to fill a full hour with hockey talk, but the league came through with rumors about our old pal Ron Hextall, Metropolitan rivals continuing to improve, and what ensued was a good conversation about just where the Flyers might fall in the very different looking Metropolitan Division next season. Also, we went off-topic and took your most random questions. For funsies. 

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After (perfectly) answering half of the questions provided by listeners last week, I finally answered the OTHER half of your questions. Despite being two different podcasts both Q&As have plenty of Philadelphia Flyers’ analysis and absolute nonsense. In this podcast I discuss:The Nikita Gusev trade.What Jacob Trouba’s deal means for Ivan Provorov.Nolan Patrick’s next contract.Who makes the team first: Frost or Farabee?Breaking down how to fight Gritty.Make sure to follow @Sports_Are_Badand@BSH_Radioon Twitter.Also,don’t forget to rate us on iTunes! You can find the entire Broad Street Hockey audio offerings in the following places: iTunes, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and RSS.

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Folks, it’s July. It’s the slow part of the year for the NHL. With a lot of personnel changes for both the Philadelphia Flyers and other teams in the Metro Division, there are still a lot of questions about the Orange and Black (as well as their rivals) heading into the 2019-20 season. Thanks to the questions the Broad Street Hockey community provided, I was able to put together the first of hopefully a two-part question and answer podcast with the second one intended to come out on Monday. On this one I talk about:Alain Vigneault and the assistant coaches.Who the new scapegoat will be.The Flyers scheduleAll the goalies.Flyperbole classics.Make sure to follow @Sports_Are_Badand@BSH_Radioon Twitter.Also,don’t forget to rate us on iTunes! You can find the entire Broad Street Hockey audio offerings in the following places: iTunes, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and RSS.

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