In the years after coming up a goal short of a Stanley Cup Finals birth in 2016, things have been rough for the Ottawa Senators. After this latest season, however, they won more games (33) than in a season after 2016-17.
It was another disappointing hockey season in the “City of Brotherly Love” for the Philadelphia Flyers.
The juggernaut that is the Colorado Avalanche might be the best team in the league. However, they are not above the trade deadline.
A few franchises will know they are buying, as others will be dangling trade bait. Here is who may be available for a contender to nab prior to a postseason run.
The Philadelphia Flyers looked set to roll through the 2020-21 season to the playoffs, especially after making it to Round 2 in the 2019-20 season. However, they finished with a disappointing 25-23-8 record and a sixth-place finish in the East Division.
After an impressive showing last year under head coach Alain Vigneault, the Philadelphia Flyers will enter the 2020-21 season with high expectations. With the start of the NHL season just under three weeks away, let’s take a closer look at three burning questions facing the Flyers franchise.
If you crave tight-checking, low scoring hockey with a bit of hate thrown in for good measure, this is the
“Getting strong now…won’t be long now”. (Cue the iconic and timeless theme song from the classic Rocky Balboa films). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Home to the famous Liberty Bell, the “Philly Cheesesteak”, and die-hard sports fans who good or bad, ruthlessly cheer for their Phillies, Eagles, 76ers, and of course, the black and orange, Philadelphia Flyers. Let’s take a closer look and delve into what the upcoming season has in store for one of the most legendary franchises in the National Hockey League.
In the years after coming up a goal short of a Stanley Cup Finals birth in 2016, things have been rough for the Ottawa Senators. After this latest season, however, they won more games (33) than in a season after 2016-17.
It was another disappointing hockey season in the “City of Brotherly Love” for the Philadelphia Flyers.
The juggernaut that is the Colorado Avalanche might be the best team in the league. However, they are not above the trade deadline.
A few franchises will know they are buying, as others will be dangling trade bait. Here is who may be available for a contender to nab prior to a postseason run.
The Philadelphia Flyers looked set to roll through the 2020-21 season to the playoffs, especially after making it to Round 2 in the 2019-20 season. However, they finished with a disappointing 25-23-8 record and a sixth-place finish in the East Division.
After an impressive showing last year under head coach Alain Vigneault, the Philadelphia Flyers will enter the 2020-21 season with high expectations. With the start of the NHL season just under three weeks away, let’s take a closer look at three burning questions facing the Flyers franchise.
If you crave tight-checking, low scoring hockey with a bit of hate thrown in for good measure, this is the series for you. The number
“Getting strong now…won’t be long now”. (Cue the iconic and timeless theme song from the classic Rocky Balboa films). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Home to the famous Liberty Bell, the “Philly Cheesesteak”, and die-hard sports fans who good or bad, ruthlessly cheer for their Phillies, Eagles, 76ers, and of course, the black and orange, Philadelphia Flyers. Let’s take a closer look and delve into what the upcoming season has in store for one of the most legendary franchises in the National Hockey League.
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