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NHL · PennsylvaniaVOORHEES, N.J. – He was barely old enough to skate when he first had his picture taken with NHL great Wayne Simmonds. So when 2025 Flyers’ first-round (sixth overall) draft pick Porter Martone had a chance for a reunion shot in front of the camera on Wednesday at development camp’s first day, it was a very special moment. “It’s pretty cool when you get to see people you idolized when you were a kid,” said Martone, a right wing, after a midday wo…See the Story
Flyers’ Top Draft Pick Porter Martone Reunited with Boyhood Idol Wayne Simmonds
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Philadelphia Flyers · CzechiaVOORHEES, N.J. – It took a bit of time but the Flyers got around to adding another goaltender to their roster. At least, that had been their contention all along. Shortly after the NHL free-agent signing period opened at noon on Tuesday, the Flyers inked netminder Dan Vladar to a two-year, $6.7-million contract with a $3.35-million AAV. Aside from that, the Flyers continued their trend of adding centers and defensemen. The headline in that area …See the Story
Flyers Sign Free-Agent Goalie, Add Centers and Defensemen
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NHL · New JerseyVOORHEES, N.J. – It’s a pretty safe bet no one in the Flyers organization will be able to fully replace the injured Tyson Foerster if the right wing isn’t ready for the season opener. Yet if you hear general manager Daniel Briere tell it, there is one prospect who could come close to filling the bill. That would be Alex Bump, the Flyers’ fifth-round (133rd overall) pick in the 2022 NHL Draft. He was just signed to a three-year entry contract on …See the Story
Alex Bump Ready to Start Season with Flyers if Injured Tyson Foerster Isn’t
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Flyers Expect 46 Players to Attend Development Camp
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