Is there friction between Flyers' management and veterans players?

"Some of the Flyers' veterans were upset, as you'd expect them to be for their friend. At the very least, they wanted him to get to 1,000, and I suspect that Kessel being just 19 games behind played a role in their disappointment for him, too (although that will have to be decided next season). Yandle handled it gracefully, which is no surprise. I don't think someone in his shoes is ever happy with a streak ending, but he knew it was getting close. There had been conversations about what would happen if a contending team wanted to acquire him for depth reasons, with no guarantee of playing every night. The key is to remember Yandle for 989 games in a row, and how much teammates adore the guy, as opposed to how it ended," wrote Friedman.