The Philadelphia Flyers are one of a few teams picking at the top of the 2025 NHL Draft that are tough to get a read on, but the big picture is starting to narrow in down to a few prospects.

GM Danny Brière and the Flyers looked to continue stocking their prospect pipeline with rounds 2-7 of the draft on Saturday.

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The Philadelphia Flyers are one of a few teams picking at the top of the 2025 NHL Draft that are tough to get a read on, but the big picture is starting to narrow in down to a few prospects.

The Philadelphia Flyers have traded up to get the 12th overall from the Pittsburgh Penguins, giving Pittsburgh their 22nd and 31st picks. Nesbitt, who plays for the Windsor Spitfires in the OHL ...

One notable tidbit from Philadelphia Flyers general manager Daniel Briere’s post-Trevor Zegras media conference call Monday was the suggestion that the search for another center this summer is ...

The Philadelphia Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins are not frequent trade partners, but the NHL Draft brings out the most significant swings from an organization.

The Philadelphia Flyers have selected Porter Martone at No. 6 in the 2025 NHL Draft. Martone, a right winger, brings size and intelligence to the Flyers' offense, and it's suggested that he could ...

Draft presents plenty of talent to choose from for Flyers“It’s something to consider,” Flyers GM Danny Briere said of the perceived need for size in his current central ranks. “Just like ...

Flyers go with size, power in 1st round of 2025 NHL Draft Philadelphia lands Martone with No. 6 pick, trades up to take Nesbitt at No. 12 ...

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Size became a very clear trend across the Flyers' 2025 draft haul, but assistant GM Brent Flahr said that was only part of the team's equation this weekend.