Flyers

Alex Bump’s Game 4 featured one missed stride, one clutch goal and a summer’s worth of motivation for himself and his fellow young teammates.

Sean Couturier’s season ended in heartbreak, but his playoff resurgence reminded everyone why he still wears the “C.”

Grade-A looks turned into iron-clanking frustration as the Flyers let a winnable game slip away early.

A season that won over Philly could sour fast if the Flyers let emotion override discipline.

The Flyers’ long-broken power play didn’t just show up—it showed out at the worst possible time.

Two posts, a great save by goalie Frederik Anderson and another by defenseman Jaccob Slavin, and a rebound goal off the boards is how the frustrating first 20 minutes went for the Flyers.

Just when the Flyers needed stability most, their most reliable center is sidelined.

Sean Couturier delivered like a captain, but Travis Konecny’s miss loomed largest in a crushing overtime loss to the Hurricanes

A game they controlled, chances they owned and still, the Flyers walked away empty in a emotionally draining overtime loss.

The Flyers coughed up an early 2-0 lead and eventually let the game slip through their fingers in overtime.

When a rookie is your best player, it says more about who isn’t showing up than who is.

Four chances, zero goals and barely a pulse, the Flyers’ power play flatlined when they needed it most.

What worked in the mud against Pittsburgh got washed away by Carolina’s cool, calculated game.

The Hurricanes wasted no time dragging the Flyers out of their Penguins comfort zone and into a storm they couldn’t weather.

Nick Deslauriers faces the Flyers with a trip to the Eastern Conference Final on the line while still tethered to the life he built in Philly.

A marathon morning skate has Owen Tippett looking less like a Game 1 go and more like a last-minute gamble for the Flyers.

Dan Vladar absorbed everything the Penguins threw at him, and when the Flyers finally counterpunched, it was enough to end the fight.

They may not dominate, but the Flyers’ bend-don’t-break mentality and unshakable belief have turned them into the NHL’s most dangerous underdog.

Dan Vladar was the hero all night, but it took an unlikely sidekick in Cam York to deliver the overtime knockout that finally buried the Penguins.

When the third period ended deadlocked at 0-0, you had the feeling the Flyers would have been behind on all judges scorecards against Pittsburgh had it been a boxing match. You just had the feeling they needed a connecting haymaker.