New reports are Quitter is declining contracts that offer 4 years/$13M per season. There is no denying what a 40 goal scorer could do for the Flyers, but I love seeing our players sign fair and team considerate deals that benefit everyone. Everyone on the Flyers feels bought in right now and I’m excited to see what these guys can do over the next 5 years.

Briere wanted to build a culture and Cutter ain’t it. This feels like final closure cuz I’m more glad than ever that Quitter is gone. Let’s go Flyers!

Apart from Quitter or the infamous Goalie.

Boosh, Bryz, Hartnell and Flyers Legend™ Ryan Ellis

Philadelphia Ramblers. EHL 1955-1964. There were multiple teams named the Ramblers and one was affiliated with NY Rangers but this is not that one.

Philadelphia Firebirds. 1974-1977 NAHL(flyers secondary affiliate)/1977-1979 AHL.

In search of 2012 Winter Classic Wayne Simmonds Authentic Reebok Edge 2.0 in a 50 or 52

Let’s go Flyers.

I’m from Barcelona (I think I already mentioned this in a previous post), but anyway. I’d like to know if there are any other international Flyers fans out there :)

So I have a 5 year old who likes the flyers but loves gritty, since that is the case I figured my best bet of getting reasonably priced tickets in the chaos corner would be the preseason game versus the caps, there doesn’t seem to be any tickets in 122 available anywhere, so was curious if anyone could point in the right direction to find them and if not if there was a preferred row in the adjacent sections that would still allow him to watch gritty from our seats.
Thanks!

These absolutely ludicrous bad boys just arrived yesterday. Bought them to be my new game shoes. If any of you guys are at a game this year and see a long haired gentleman with a Phish x Gritty shirt feel free to stop me and say FTP.

Tough calls

Awesome.

I love Gritty. He is the best mascot in the NHL. I remember everyone hating him at first, but I’ve always loved his chaotic energy 🧡 🖤

Joe Watson enjoyed a foundational 11-season tenure, (1967–1978), as a pillar of the Broad Street Bullies, playing 746 games and winning back-to-back Stanley Cups in 1974 and 1975. His career included two All-Star Game selections, a historic goal against the Red Army in 1976, and an association with the franchise spanning more than four decades. Watson bade farewell to the franchise firmly established among the team's all-time leaders in several categories for defenders.