POLLS     NHL STATS     FLYERS

TRENDING NOW


Report - Multiple pending trades by the Philadelphia Flyers on 3 players according to TSN's Darren Dreger


PUBLICATION
Sky
November 24, 2023  (11:29)
SHARE THIS STORY
FOLLOW US

Trade floodgates open for the Philadelphia Flyers

The Philadelphia Flyers are gearing up for some strategic moves in an effort to build a stronger foundation for their future success.
According to TSN's Darren Dreger, the Flyers are eager to become active participants in the trade market, not with the intention of selling off assets but to position themselves for long-term success. Dreger emphasized that the team is open to discussions on every position, showcasing their willingness to explore potential trades.
''I can tell you that they're interested and eager in becoming a wheeler and a dealer, but that's not because they're trying to sell off assets,''

TSN's Darren Dreger said on Thursday's edition of Insider Trading.
Must read on FlyersInsider
"It's because they want to build a stronger foundation for the future, and they're willing to listen basically ... on every position - not every player, but every position. They feel like they've got the assets to move,"
Dreger continued.
The Flyers currently have three pending unrestricted free agents in the blue-line department - Nick Seeler, Sean Walker, and Marc Staal. Despite their experience at 30, 29, and 36 years old, respectively, the Flyers are keen on leveraging these assets to enhance their team's future prospects.
With a core of young talents, including Joel Farabee, Owen Tippett, and Bobby Brink, the Flyers are strategically balancing youth and experience. The team's key players, such as goaltender Carter Hart (25), goal-scorer Travis Konecny (26), and leading defenseman Travis Sanheim (27), contribute to this dynamic mix.
General manager Daniel Briere has already made significant moves, acquiring high draft picks and making strategic trades during the offseason. The departure of veteran players like Ivan Provorov, Kevin Hayes, Tony DeAngelo, and James van Riemsdyk underscores the team's commitment to reshaping its roster.
While the Flyers had a strong start to the season with three wins in their first five games, they now face the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday at 10-8-1, prompting a critical evaluation of their performance as NHL clubs traditionally do during this time.
Source: Thescore.com

FLYERSINSIDER.COM
COPYRIGHT @2024 - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
TERMS  -  POLICIES  -  CONSENT