Three games down in the post-John Tortorella era and three wins for the Philadelphia Flyers.
Welcome to a Philadelphia Flyers stats report! In this edition, we’ll look at Jamie Drysdale’s rise, the Flyers’ “right personnel” decisions that may actually be far from it, and Matvei Michkov’s bad puck luck.
The Philadelphia Flyers and their general manager, Daniel Briere, have made a talking point out of “evaluating” their players. With a 19-20-5 record, though, they haven’t seen much team-wide growth (so much for evaluating, right?).
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
We are now more than one year removed from the trade that sent Cutter Gauthier to the Anaheim Ducks and Jamie Drysdale and a 2025 second-round pick to the Philadelphia Flyers.
The Philadelphia Flyers improved to 18-20-5 after their 6-0 shutout win over the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday night. Fueled by an energetic crowd, the Flyers played one of, if not their best, game of the season from start to finish.
Today marks the one-year anniversary of the trade that sent Flyers former top-prospect Cutter Gauthier to the Anaheim Ducks for Jamie Drysdale and a 2025 second-round draft pick.
Jamie Drysdale’s tenure as a member of the Philadelphia Flyers didn’t start off on the hottest note. That context is to emphasize how impressive his recent play has been.
The Flyers announced Friday that forward Nicolas Deslauriers had been placed on injured reserve with an upper-body injury.
Very suddenly, Matvei Michkov is not the only Philadelphia Flyers rookie stirring conversations in the broader hockey community. Defenseman Emil Andrae, who was re-called from the AHL on Oct.
The Flyers have placed defenseman Jamie Drysdale on injured reserve retroactive to Nov. 9 with an upper-body injury.
The Philadelphia Flyers placed defenseman Jamie Drysdale on injured reserve on Monday, ruling him out for the game against the San Jose Sharks and a minimum of seven days from the time of his injury.
The Philadelphia Flyers announced they have placed defenseman Jamie Drysdale on injured reserve with an upper-body injury. Drysdale has tallied one goal and three points in 15 games this season while averaging 20:35 minutes of ice time.
Stanley Cup hopes rise and fall not just on the backs of superstars, but also on teammates who can rise to the occasion.
Skating toward the start of the Philadelphia Flyers’ rookie camp, which opens in about three weeks. For me, it’s Sean Couturier on offense, Jamie Drysdale on defense.
For each of the past three seasons, no team has once ranked below the Philadelphia Flyers in terms of power play percentage (PP%). But that unit for the Orange and Black finally seems to have light at the end of the tunnel—we could see vast improvement in 2024-25.
The Philadelphia Flyers don’t know what they have yet with Jamie Drysdale. Do they have a guy who will one day blossom into a true No. 1 defenseman? That was the projection when Anaheim made him the No.
Jamie Drysdale was one of a few Philadelphia Flyers players who made an appearance at the Flyers’ Community Caravan in Ocean City, New Jersey, on Wednesday afternoon.
The Philadelphia Flyers were competitive until the very end, losing a playoff spot in heartbreaking fashion. Among other things, this can be boiled down to the team’s lack of star talent, excepting the recently acquired 22-year-old defenseman Jamie Drysdale.
The sinking Flyers will gladly welcome his presence as they fight to turn things around and secure a playoff spot.
The Flyers have announced multiple roster moves, including recalling defender Ronnie Attard from AHL Lehigh Valley. To open up a spot on the active roster, the team moved Jamie Drysdale to injured reserve.
The Philadelphia Flyers‘ loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins was the most devastating they could have all season long, and it’s not just because of the result.
According to a report from Philly Hockey Now citing Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet, the Philadelphia Flyers explored a potential trade involving prospect Cutter Gauthier and the Colorado Avalanche’s defenseman Bowen Byram.
Jamie Drysdale made his Philadelphia Flyers debut in last night’s 3-2 shootout win over the Montreal Canadiens. Dryslade of course was dealt in the shocking blockbuster deal that sent Flyers top prospect Cutter Gauthier out west to Anaheim in exchange for the young right-shot defender.
Former first-round draft pick Cutter Gauthier is finding out the hard way that Philadelphia sports fans are the wrong people to reject. Even the cheesesteak places are turning on him.
Right-handed defenseman Jamie Drysdale is a member of the Philadelphia Flyers, and better yet, he is just 21 with loads of upside. His last two seasons in the NHL have been plagued by injury, but general manager (GM) Danny Briere’s acquisition inspired confidence that he’s up to full strength and ready for action whenever.
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