The Philadelphia Flyers have too many wingers, and more are coming. In the top-9 there are six possible spots on the wing for Matvei Michkov, Travis Konecny, Owen Tippett, Tyson Foerster, Bobby Brink, Denver Barkey, Porter Martone, and Alex Bump. And what if Trevor Zegras is just better suited to play left wing? What if Danny Briere acquires another center who isn’t necessarily a first or second liner, and Noah Cates gets bumped to the flank? Not to mention all the prospect wingers taken in the top-half of the draft over the last few years. The Flyers are strong and overly deep at one position, and it’s the wing.

Today, Charlie & Bill look at the Flyers glut of wingers, and talk about scenarios in which the group could be thinned out. Plus, more Olympic talk with both Canada (sans Travis Sanheim) & the US in action today.

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Who are some dark-horse candidates rumored for the Flyers as the NHL trade deadline approaches? Flyers GM Danny Briere told 97.5 The Fanatic that the team is “probably going to be on the quieter side” regarding the trade deadline, but the possibility always exists to make some trades from guys that maybe you wouldn’t expect. Bill Matz and Charlie O’Connor of the PHLY Flyers Podcast break down potential targets for the Flyers, including Emil Andrae, Nick Seeler, and more.

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On today’s show we’re going to take a quick look at the beginning of the Men’s Olympic Ice Hockey Tournament before turning our attentions to Danny Briere, and the contracts he has handed out in his tenure as Philadelphia Flyers’ GM.

How is the Travis Konecny extension working out? Does it look like Owen Tippett’s 8-year deal will age well? And what do his early-tenure contracts for Nick Seeler and Garnet Hathaway tell us about his priorities?

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The conversation from yesterday’s show (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB5HseADK9A&list=PL41s9y86dRgy9jEKycBC8mtG0YXbto_KF) continues, with Charlie & Bill breaking down young Philadelphia Flyers’ seasons. Today they’ll tackle Emil Andrae, Tyson Foerster, Trevor Zegras and more in the discussion.

Is Bobby Brink the odd man out with the emergence of Denver Barkey? What could a Zegras contract extension look like? Do the guys have any concerns about Foerster’s long-term health following this current injury, incurred while shooting the puck back on December 1st?

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Flyers chatter has been consumed by Matvei Michkov talk over the past few weeks. But the team has plenty of other young players under 25 years old on the NHL roster. Today, Charlie and Kelly evaluate how they’re progressing this season, taking a look at Trevor Zegras, Jamie Drysdale, Bobby Brink, Denver Barkey and more.

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We’re dropping the puck on the NHL’s Olympic break with a jam-packed show of odds and ends from the Philadelphia Flyers’ first 56 games.

With more than 2/3 of the season behind them the Flyers chances of making the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since 2020 are slimming, thanks in large part to their 2-8 record in 3-on-3 overtime games. But while their special teams rankings don’t look great, there may be reason for hope! And what’s up with Noah Cates? Where did his scoring go?

Charlie & Bill discuss all this and more on a Friday edition of PHLY FLYERS!

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In the final game before a 19-day Olympic break, the Philadelphia Flyers needed almost 50 minutes to get double-digit shots against Ottawa Senators netminder James Reimer, who wasn’t in the NHL a month ago.

Dan Vladar did everything he could, but through 50 minutes Sean Couturier was the only Flyer with more than one shot on goal. Bill, Kelly & Charlie break down the loss, and discuss if this game could have been any worse.

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NBC Sports Philadelphia's play-by-play Jim "JJ" Jackson and analyst Brian "Boosh" Boucher join the PHLY Flyers Podcast from the Flyers Charities Carnival to discuss all things Flyers, including Dan Vladar, Flyers' playoffs, the NHL Olympic break, Sam Ersson, and more. Plus, hear Boosh's incredible Lehigh Valley Phantoms story on Frank Bialowas his rookie year.

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