“I fully embrace the type of player I am, the big power forward who brings some nastiness and brings some grit to the lineup ...

The Philadelphia Flyers did well at the 2025 NHL Draft, but they were painfully close from going from good to great.

After managing to make four selections in the second round of the 2025 NHL Draft, the Philadelphia Flyers are making their ...

Flyers general manager Danny Brière and Co. went with the best winger in the class at No. 6 and traded up for a massive 6-foot-5 center in the first round of the NHL draft.

Intense debate and strategic trades inside the Flyers’ draft room led to the selection of power winger Porter Martone and rising center Jack Nesbitt, signaling a bold new chapter for the franchise.

The Flyers 1st round on Friday looked a lot like 2023. They had a potential top-line winger fall into their laps at 6, then took a chance on a big center at 12.

After drafting top winger Porter Martone over center James Hagens at the top of the 2025 NHL Draft, the Philadelphia Flyers ...

James Hagens wound up being fine with being passed up in the NHL draft by his hometown New York Islanders. The 18-year-old Boston College center is staying put after being selected seventh overall by ...

According to TSN’s Bob McKenzie’s final draft ranking, when the Montreal Canadiens finally get to speak at 16th and 17th overall, supersized center Jack Nesbitt could still be available. Chances are ...

Last season, Nesbit gained 742 all-purpose yards and scored seven touchdowns. He averaged 5.7 yards per carry and 12 yards per catch, on his way to earning a spot on the All-Region Team.

In Nesbitt’s case, firstly, there’s a huge improvement between his first year (18 pts in 58 games, -32) and his second in the OHL (64 points in 65 games, +12).

Jack Nesbitt is a 6-foot-4, 185-pound center from Sarnia, Ontario. Nesbitt was the 20th overall pick in the first round of the 2023 OHL Priority Selection by the Windsor Spitfires.