From the time he first learned he had cancer, Myrtetus has been forthcoming about his health.

The Flyers' abysmal start to the season continued with a listless 4-1 loss to the Lightning on Monday. What now?

The Flyers looked a little better than they did against the Penguins and Devils, but only slightly. "Frustrating we didn't get the win."

Pittsburgh dominated 7-0, taking advantage of a Philadelphia team that looked as disinterested as it did disorganized.

The Flyers had the fourth-best record in the NHL after the Olympics last season. They'll need to work hard to keep up the momentum.

The Flyers might not have to win a round in the playoffs again, or even qualify, for this season to be deemed a success.

Here are five takeaways from training camp, with the season opener at home against the Penguins right around the corner.

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The NHL is cracking down on equipment infractions this season, and it used Zegras' jersey tuck as an example on Thursday.

On his new team, Woll should benefit by having a system that is similar to what his former team played.

Cole Knuble's earliest memories involve the Philadelphia Flyers. The Flyers are developing some pretty great memories of him, too.

Here’s some of what we’ve learned so far as the Flyers are set to kick off their brief four-game preseason slate.

Flyers general manager Daniel Briere clarified comments he made earlier in the offseason about how competitive he expects the team to be.

What is the biggest question or issue surrounding each player as training camp opens?

Outside observers are skeptical that Luchanko will become a high-end NHL player, but there are reasons not to write him off just yet.

Tocchet, who is about to begin his second season at the helm, would like to see his young team grow in 2026-27.

With training camp coming up, what do you want to know about the Flyers?

The Flyers don't have any true stars at center or defense in the pipeline, but that might not be the end of the world.

After roster turnover and the arrival of young prospects, the battle for lineup spots and playing time should be pretty compelling.

Drysdale made noticeable improvements to his defensive game this past season.

For GM Daniel Briere, who made tidy work of Zegras’ extension, the failed Carlsson offer sheet showed the Flyers are serious.

The Flyers have shown they will be aggressive, but is there another move to be made this summer?

Eric Stephens and Kevin Kurz offer insight from Anaheim and Philadelphia's perspectives on the massive offer sheet rocking the league.

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Desperate. Pointless. Creative. Ballsy. Ostentatious. The Flyers' big move for Leo Carlsson is all those things, regardless of what happens.

The Flyers are on a steady upswing. The next step is to attract the next level of high-end player to Philadelphia.

After we were initially told on Monday that the Flyers were “unlikely” to offer sheet anyone, that was an option still being discussed internally on Tuesday, per a team source.One potential target? Th...

It’s likely not a draft class that is going to dramatically alter the Flyers’ path. But perhaps that's not necessary.