Justin Nolan

@Phillies It’ll always be the first place I ever saw a baseball game back in the early 80s. Was quite a place. Here it was in 1993...which was a heck of a year.

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Mike Richards ➡️ Brandon Dubinsky • #HFHits 2011 MAR 06 • #HFRandomizer • Philadelphia Flyers 🆚 New York Rangers • #NHL hockeyfights.com/fights/103685

Flyers through 69 games last season: Record: 28-33-8 Goals: 187 Goals allowed: 231 Flyers through 69 games this season: Record: 34-23-12 Goals: 193 Goals allowed: 207

In regards to speculation about the PWHL expanding to Chicago, the league has not confirmed that any expansion decision has been made at this time. I’d also be shocked if they considered playing in a 2,000 seat arena.

Sounds like the next new PWHL team won’t be coming to Denver, but Chicago. #goavsgo @TheHockeyNews

People have to understand the moves in the cap that are coming are basically unprecedented. So on one hand adding via FA wasn't a bad idea. They were getting the room to pay highly coveted guys. We talk a lot about Flyers purgatory - that means they're still good enough to not be a dumpster fire and one or two high profile FA's could make a difference in a playoff run/getting in. Especially after Michkov came over early. The problem was if the cap goes up for them it goes up for the clubs that already have guys that like where they are and really don't want to leave. Hence long term deals for upcoming FA's. The other problem was by the time Danny was done cleaning up the disaster of retained/buried money the cap decided to projectile up. So the first problem became the Flyers problem. They also aren't ignoring building from the bottom up. Danny has had to take his shots on draft picks. Jury is still way out on those picks. Maybe they can get one or two really good guys out of what they have stockpiling to make the difference in purgatory vs actually competing for a cup. They also have capital in picks and prospects (and especially overloaded at wingers) where they could probably package a deal in a trade for a highly coveted need. They're still not nearly at a point...for me...to bury the plan as a failure. #LetsGoFlyers

Flyers Head Coach Rick Tocchet and forwards Owen Tippett and Noah Cates met with the media on Monday from @FlyersTCenter.

Flyers Notebook: Center of attention Owen Tippett helping however he can mcall.com/2026/03/23/fly…

A look at the Flyers' latest prospect to sign his entry-level contract. nbcsportsphiladelphia.com/nhl/philadelph…

Owen Tippett is becoming a do-it-all force — even at center Rick Tocchet explains how Tippett playing center in San Jose came to be: broadstreethockey.com/post/flyers-ow…

Keith Jones was asked about signing RFA's like Trevor Zegras: "I'd be shocked if he's not a part of our future... I wouldn't fret a whole lot about Trevor." @SportsRadioWIP | @WIPMorningShow | #Flyers

.@charlieo_conn is BACK with more Post Practice Notes! 🏎️ Playoff race heating up 👀 Andrae AND Tippet playing center? ❤️‍🩹 Couturier, Barkey, and Glendening injury updates WATCH: youtu.be/Djp2C3m3buc

Ciernik projects as a modern, pace‑driven winger: good straight‑line speed and enough agility to play in transition. Likely best utilized on lines that want to attack off the rush rather than grind in the offensive zone. Here is how he ended up in the #LetsGoFlyers organization

The Philadelphia Flyers have officially signed F Alex Ciernik to an entry-level contract which starts with the 2026-27 season. #LetsGoFlyers | @wmjsports phillyhockeynow.com/flyers-sign-al…

See you soon, Philly

The #LetsGoFlyers signed '23 #120 F Alex Ciernik to a 3 year ELC $1.0075M Cap Hit $1.075M AAV Yr 1: $850K NHL, $102.5K SB, $72.5K PB, $82.5K Min Yr 2: $900K/$107.5K/$67.5K/$82.5K Yr 3: $950K/112.5K/62.5K/$82.5K Rep'd by Allan Walsh @OctagonHockey puckpedia.com/player/alex-ci…

NHL POWER RANKINGS from @scotmaxw & @HunterCrowther: 👑 #GoAvsGo 📈 #GoSensGo 📈 #FlyTogether 📈 #TusksUp 📈 🚀 #LetsGoFlyers 📉 #LGRW 📉 #VegasBorn 📉 #TimeToHunt 📉 #NYR 😂 #Canucks & more: dailyfaceoff.com/news/nhl-power…

Alex Ciernik is a skilled forward, a dynamic skater with high hockey IQ. Will be fun watching him continue his development when he Comes over to North America next season. @OctagonHockey

Cont'd: "..they were like this isn't going well here, our dressing room has had a lot of problems this year, we don't necessarily think this is the right environment to bring you in, even though their intentions on that were pure, it worked out badly for them long-term"

Yeah that's tough with the concussion issues. Maybe the Phantoms can help him adjust and fix some of the problems affecting his on-ice game. He's one of those guys that can really make Flahr and company look incredibly smart or just plain dumb over the next couple of seasons (at least in LV). #LetsGoFlyers