Sean Couturier

In a landslide, the Flyers’ do-it-all center Sean Couturier landed his hard-earned Frank J. Selke Trophy.

You can be sad the season is over, but don’t be disappointed in the Flyers. It’s just the beginning.

There was no more overtime magic or Sean Couturier flying through with a cape and carrying the Flyers to Edmonton, Alberta. While Couturier returned from an undisclosed injury to try and help his team to a Game 7 win, the Flyers’ series comeback bid fell short with a thud in a 4-0 loss to the Islanders on Saturday night at Scotiabank...

Fans packed the tables spaced 6 feet apart at Xfinity Live Saturday night as the Flyers fell to the Islanders, 4-0. NBC10’s Steven Fisher reports.

The Islanders advance to face the Tampa Bay Lightning in the Eastern Conference Finals.

Let’s analyze the Sean Couturier injury situation and how the Flyers might have to adjust for Game 6. By Jordan Hall

The Flyers won a wild Game 5 in overtime, 4-3, to stay alive against the Islanders, but they may have lost a huge piece in the process. By Jordan Hall

With the Flyers’ target Joel Quenneville looking like he may be off the board, where else could the team look for a coach?

Carter Hart outdid himself yet again Monday night in the Flyers’ 2-1 win over the Canucks, starring during the club’s eighth straight victory and putting himself in the Calder Trophy conversation.

Wayne Simmonds said the 2018-19 season is starting to feel like “quicksand.” If the Flyers climb out, it will be because of the core rediscovering confidence in another run. By Jordan Hall

Ron Hextall was the general manager the Flyers needed four years ago, but he wasn’t the right person to finish the job now. By Tom Dougherty

Thursday night was a different game, but more of the same for the Flyers during a 3-0 loss in Boston, and it’s getting tougher to watch.

While the Flyers were ultimately bounced from the first round, that shouldn’t impact how Sean Couturier’s heroic effort is remembered. By Tom Dougherty 

The Flyers are on the canvas and appear ready to tap out, but do they have the mental fortitude to fight back that they haven’t displayed yet? By John Boruk

The Flyers offered no official update on Sean Couturier’s status, so will their top center play in Game 4? By John Boruk

With Game 4 looming, the Flyers could be without arguably their least-dispensable player. By John Boruk

From projected lineups to important game information, here is everything you need to know as Flyers-Penguins playoff hockey gets underway Wednesday night.

The Flyers can beat the Penguins in the first round of the 2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs, but five things are crucial for them to knock off the two-time defending champs. By Jordan Hall

The Flyers are on the brink of elimination after falling to the Pittsburgh Penguins 5 to 0 in Game 4 of Round 1 of the Stanley Cup playoffs.

After an embarrassing opener in their series against the Penguins, the Flyers turned in a dominant effort of their own with a 5-1 Game 2 win to even the series.