Secrets revealed as players speak on the Flyer's season

Some details we might not have known are finally revealing themselves.

As the Flyers' players and management look on to a summer at the golf courses, the team took one last opportunity to give the media their final thoughts on the year.

Players like Noah Cates, Ronnie Attard, Cam York, Morgan Frost and Owen Tippett all had things to say that fans may not necessarily have access to.

First to the mic was Cates and he said that he intends to do whatever the management asks of him to improve as a player.




Ronnie Attard spoke right after Cates and said that he would be heading home to train. The consensus among the young guys who've jumped from the NCAA to the NHL is that they've learned how to be professionals. A theme we're hearing a lot lately. He will be approaching training camp ready to win a job.

Cam York on the other hand revealed that he would go home for May until returning to Philly in June. He noted that getting to know the training staff and building relationships was important to him.

Another crazy development is that York has actually been pretty banged up and has a hairline fracture on his foot from blocking an Alexander Ovechkin shot.

Flyers reporter Charlie O'Connor reports that, based on the meetings York has had with the Flyers' higher ups, he believes like they were satisfied with his season and he thinks there's a high chance he is a permanent NHL player next season.


Morgan Frost also believes he has what it takes to be a full time NHL'er next year.

Giana Han, Flyers beat reporter notes that Frost is sad to see the season end so soon just as he's hitting his stride. When asked if the team management saw him as a center, he remained unsure.



He and Owen Tippett both said that they like playing together on a line with Noah Cates. The message to him was, have a good summer and come ready to work next year.