The Philadelphia Flyers announced today their full 2025-26 National Hockey League (NHL) regular season schedule.

NHL free agent market was not one conducive to the Philadelphia Flyers saving money or driving bargains, but, historically, the Flyers haven't negotiated favorable contracts anyway.

If the Flyers plan on ending their five-year playoff drought, it’s going to be a challenge right from the start. It was announced by the NHL on Wednesday that the team will open its 2025-26 season on the road at the two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers on Oct. 9 in Sunrise, Florida.

Nikita Grebenkin had a busy 2025-26 campaign, starting in the Toronto Maple Leafs system and ending with the Philadelphia Flyers’ farm team in the American Hockey League (AHL), the Lehigh Valley Phantoms.

The Flyers made a handful of signings this summer that will be key to their future, then a handful of shorter ones that will help them get there.

In poker, three of a kind always beats two pairs even if it's a pair of aces and two kings. In ice hockey, things aren't quite so clear cut.

Matvei Michkov had a fantastic rookie season for the Philadelphia Flyers. Registering 63 points in 80 games as a 20-year-old learning the English language, it went about as well as anyone could have hoped.

After getting let go by the Philadelphia Flyers ahead of free agency, once-promising prospect Elliot Desnoyers has resurfaced, signing a one-year deal with the AHL Iowa Wild, the minor-league affiliates of the Minnesota Wild,

An 84-game schedule, tweaks to the long-term injured reserve rules, and the elimination of the players' dress code are among the highlights from the new CBA, which takes effect in the 2026-27 season.

Porter Martone, Jack Nesbitt, and a handful of other prospects joined the fray with last month's NHL Draft, and general manager Danny Brière said prior that the team is nearing a point where it will turn the corner, shifting into adding to the roster instead of subtracting.