Is this the next goaltender of the Philadelphia Flyers?

Get in early on Philadelphia Flyers tickets

The Flyers never fail to disappoint fans who want an action-packed offseason and, although the team had a down year, they are poised to rebound and make the playoffs once again in 2014. Never one to wait around for table scraps, General Manager, Paul Holmgren, has already begun reshaping Philadelphia’s roster by acquiring veteran offensive defenseman, Mark Streit, from the New York Islanders and is allegedly in on Los Angeles Kings backup, Jonathan Bernier. Come the Fall, it’s hard to say who will be on the Flyers but one thing is certain: the team will be exciting to watch! (Also …

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Could the Flyers be targeting Bernier?

As the Flyers are now nearly eight million dollars over the salary cap, it is likely that buyouts are looming. Should the rumors of the Ilya Bryzgalov buyout be truthful, the question is: who will take over the vacant Goaltender position? In the past few days, a name that keeps resurfacing is that of current Los Angeles Kings backup Goaltender Jonathan Bernier.  Stuck behind the all-star brick wall known as Jonathan Quick, Bernier has had limited time to showcase his skills between the pipes. As he is set to become a restricted free agent, Bernier would no doubt like to …

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Around the Net June 18th, 2013: Flyers agree with Streit, Stanley Cup Finals Game 3, more

  Welcome to Around the Net, a weekly look through linkage at the Philadelphia Flyers and other news from around the NHL. Flyers agree with Streit on new contract Although they can’t officially announce it, reports are Mark Streit is a Flyer:[Puck Daddy] [Broad Street Hockey] [Philly.com]  Bruins beat Hawks to take a 2-1 lead Tuuka Rask pitches a shutout and the Bruins win 2-0: [The Hockey News] [NBCSports.com]  Juicy Couture Logan Couture signs an extension with the Sharks: [CSNBayarea.com] ICYMI Bob won the Vezina. Also, the Columbus Blue Jackets didn’t make the playoffs:[JacketsCannon.com] [SBNation.com] You want to go out? …

Flyers, Streit agree to contract terms

It will be a slow process, with many information leaks along the way to keep you hooked, and here’s today’s tidbit: The Flyers and pending unrestricted free agent defenseman Mark Streit have agreed to terms on a four-year contract, according to Darren Dreger from TSN of Canada. No financial terms were discussed in the initial report, but Dreger was later quoted on $5.25 million per season. The contract cannot be made official until the buyout period commences, 48 hours after the conclusion of the Stanley Cup Finals, which are tied 1-1 heading to Boston for Game 3 tonight at TD …

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The official guide to all four Ice Hockey Tournament Events

So, let’s start with the bad news. We’re scaling the tournament back from four teams down to three, three games to two (and may be canceling the blood drive if we can’t get enough registrants). Unfortunately, I think we’ve cannibalized our audience by hosting too many fundraisers and could not get enough players to fill out four teams. That means that, as the reigning champions, Eklund’s team will get a bye from the first round and automatically advance to the championship game. We have an extra goalie who will either need to be a backup or a bow out of …