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How 4 Nations tournament could help Flyers in the long run

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Despite not being the flashiest team in the NHL, the Philadelphia Flyers have still managed to be well represented in the NHL’s newest best-on-best international competition. The Travii will join forces on Team Canada, with Travis Sanheim and Travis Konecny both part of the best that the Northern nation can offer. But sadly, the Rasmus renaissance will have to take a hiatus, as Rasmus Ristolainen is injured and will miss out on the tournament de…

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How 4 Nations tournament could help Flyers in the long run

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Flyers in the 4 Nations Face-Off; Who Made it and When are the Games?

The NHL season has come to a pause as the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament takes place. First of its kind, the new “in-season” tournament will replace NHL All-Star weekend as a preview for the 2026 Olympics, which NHL players will get to partake in. The tournament includes four countries: the USA, Canada, Sweden, and Finland. Play starts Wednesday, February 12th, and concludes Thursday, February 20th. Games will take place at the Bell Centre in Mon…

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