The Philadelphia Flyers fell behind 2-0 in the first period, but Matvei Michkov and Trevor Zegras tied it in the second, and that score held for about 35 minutes, and we got our third shootout against the Canes this year (all 4 meetings went to OT).

Zegras was stoned for his third time in three attempts, and second straight in the shootout vs. Bussi, as were Michkov (who also failed on an OT breakaway) and Konecny, but it was Tyson Foerster in round 4 who finally beat Bussi while Vladar made all 4 saves to SEND THE PHILADELPHIA FLYERS TO THE PLAYOFFS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2020!

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The Philadelphia Flyers just have to take care of their own business and they’ll be in the 2025-26 Stanley Cup Playoffs. They did exactly that on Saturday night, blowing out the Jets in Winnipeg to maintain their lead in the Metro division race. Travis Konecny and Porter Martone got the party started, while Matvei Michkov and Sean Couturier backed up their example, pushing the Orange & Black’s playoff chances to well within reach in the final two games of the regular season. Charlie & Bill break down the Flyers win, discussing Dan Vladar, as well as the contributions from both long-tenured vets and youngsters alike.

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The Philadelphia Flyers continue adding to the center depth, having signed 2024 2nd round pick Jack Berglund to an entry-level contract on Thursday, one day before turning 20 years old, that starts in 2026-27. The 6-4 Swede captained his World Junior Championship team to a gold medal at this year’s tournament, and now looks to make an impact with the Flyers’ organization after playing in the SHL.

Could Berglund challenge for an NHL roster spot in the fall? Charlie and Bill discuss both Berglund, and who could be joining him in the competition at next year’s camps.

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The Philadelphia Flyers just could not overcome a special teams deficit on Thursday night in Detroit, giving up three power play goals as well as a short-handed goal in their loss to a desperate Red Wings squad.

Porter Martone showed up, scoring and picking up a primary assist in front of his Michigan State teammates in the crowd, but there weren’t many other bright spots for Philly, outside of the Buffalo Sabres beating the Columbus Blue Jackets in regulation to ensure the Orange & Black hold their playoff spot for another day.

Charlie & Bill discuss the playoff implications of this loss, as well as Dan Vladar getting pulled for Sam Ersson, Travis Konecny’s disappearing act, and much more.

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With four games left the Philadelphia Flyers hold a one point lead in the Metropolitan Division playoff race, and are so close to ending a five season Stanley Cup Playoff drought, tied for the franchise record.

There have been standout performances by Trevor Zegras, Dan Vladar, Owen Tippett and many others to bring the Orange & Black this close to the postseason, but overseeing it all has been Rick Tocchet. How much credit does the head coach deserve for turning around a team that finished 4th worst in the NHL a season ago? Bill & Charlie discuss Tocchet’s impact, as well as the integration of rookies Alex Bump, Porter Martone and Denver Barkey into the lineup.

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The Philadelphia Flyers needed a win to create some breathing room in the Metropolitan Division standings, and they got exactly that, thanks to big games from Trevor Zegras, Tyson Foerster and Matvei Michkov.

Bill, Kelly and Charlie break down the win, discussing Zegras at center, Foerster’s return, Vladar’s night, the Stanley Cup Playoff race, and more!

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Charlie O'Connor joins from Flyers practice, as "nasty" Porter Martone is making a serious impact as he pushes the Philadelphia Flyers toward a playoff spot in the Metropolitan Division and Eastern Conference, and the Flyers look to make a a run for the 2026 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs. Meanwhile, Tyson Foerster finally speaks to the media for the first time since returning from injury—sharing insights on his recovery, mindset, and what he brings back to the lineup.

Hear from Rick Tocchet and Foerster on this red hot Flyers' team, as well as an update on Rasmus Ristolainen's absence from practice.

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The Philadelphia Flyers are currently in a playoff spot! Occupying the third seed in the Metropolitan Division with five games to go, the Orange & Black “control their destiny” with a one-point lead and a game in-hand on the New York Islanders thanks to clutch performances from an infusion of young talent, headlined by Porter Martone.

Bill & Charlie take a look at how the Flyers have fought back into the postseason mix after their disastrous January, and the efforts of young players, as well as key vets like Sean Couturier and Christian Dvorak contributing to this comeback.

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