Philadelphia Flyers forward Owen Tippett is among the players who have made Greg Wyshynski's latest trade board for ESPN.

When asked Thursday, before the Flyers’ 3-2 overtime loss to the Vegas Golden Knights, about his undersized defense pair of Jamie Drysdale and Emil Andrae, Tocchet was about to cite a defenseman he coached in Vancouver as an example of how to succeed as that kind of player, before quickly pivoting.

The <a href=" Flyers are in South Philly for the last game of their current homestand on Saturday night with another demanding test on the schedule, this time against a Carolina Hurricanes team that rarely gives you anything for free.

Rick Tocchet’s news conference after the Flyers’ 3-2 overtime loss to the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday wasn’t short like his predecessor was known for — in fact, he told the team’s media relations staff he was OK to keep answering questions — but for the first time since becoming the Flyers’ head coach,

In the fifth game of a six-game homestand, Rick Tocchet's Philadelphia Flyers (16-9-3) will host Bruce Cassidy's Vegas Golden Knights (14-9-6).

Despite a generally impressive performance against a genuine Stanley Cup contender, the Flyers still can't score on the man advantage.

It’s safe to say some serious planning went into ex-Flyer goaltender Carter Hart’s unavailability for Thursday night’s game in Philly.

There have also been adjustments made. Let's look at some of the basic aspects of the Flyers' systems.

Two alums of the final version of that grouping—the Washington Capitals and Philadelphia Flyers—are doing their lineage proud with positions among the top 10 teams in this week's edition of B/R's NHL Power Rankings. The Capitals climbed five positions to No. 3 after staff voting, and the Flyers skipped up two rungs from No. 11 to No. 9.

The equipment Flyers' Travis Sanheim and Sixers' Quentin Grimes handed out included new skates, helmets, and basketballs. “It’s the holiday season, I love giving back,” Grimes said.