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Predicting the Flyers' Roster for 2023-2024


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Ryan Hall
August 29, 2023  (12:13)
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The past few months have been undeniably eventful for the Philadelphia Flyers. When the decision was made to part ways with former President and General Manager Chuck Fletcher, and the appointments of Keith Jones as President and the hiring of Daniel Briere as the full-time General Manager, the Flyers communicated to their fan base that a change was necessary, signalling a new chapter after the previous administration.

Shortly thereafter, the Flyers embarked on the task of rebuilding the team through a partial teardown, which involved moving Kevin Hayes and Ivan Provorov to shed salary and recoup assets and draft picks. While the teardown is not yet complete and some expected it to be more extensive, the team has taken the initial steps towards competitiveness.
Fast forward to the present, with September on the horizon and training camp set to commence, fans are curious about the roster that will take the ice starting on October 12th. The Flyers will exhibit significant changes this year, as some players are set to return from long-term injuries, including Sean Couturier and, hopefully, Wade Allison.
New additions will grace the forward lineup and contribute to the offence, including Marc Staal and Sean Walker. On the offensive front, Garnet Hathaway, Ryan Poeling, and Rhett Gardner will also make appearances.
The more substantial narrative, however, revolves around whether the rookies from the Phantoms will transition into the lineup on a full-time basis.
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Players such as Tyson Foerster, Emil Andrae, and Eliot Desnoyers have made strides in solidifying their case to remain with the team. Their performance this year will determine whether they continue to contribute and bolster the roster.
Regarding goaltending, the situation seems settled, with Carter Hart confirmed as the starter and Sam Errson as the backup. During the Provorov trade, the Flyers acquired Cal Petersen from the Los Angeles Kings. Unfortunately, Petersen's numbers have been lacklustre for the past two seasons, raising the possibility that he may not be dressed for the first few games.
Anticipate an intriguing season ahead for the Flyers, with numerous changes in store. Expect further trades to unfold throughout the season, particularly as the rebuilding phase gains momentum, culminating in the trade deadline next year.

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