The starting goaltender spot for the Oct. 9 opener is up for grabs, while an injury to Rasmus Ristolainen might open the door ...

There are a few things that the Flyers’ 2024-25 season hinges on, but goaltending is one of the big ones. If all goes well, a fun season could be ahead. This article first appeared on The Hockey ...

Philadelphia Flyers forward Noah Cates made a rather bold claim regarding his team's chances at making the 2026 Stanley Cup ...

As the Flyers prepare for the second half of the season, it's time for the organization to take a hard look at their goaltending situation and make the necessary adjustments.

The Flyers enter the 2024-25 season with Ersson as their No. 1 goalie and Russian netminder Ivan Fedotov as his backup. Fedotov joined the Flyers in March after his KHL team, CSKA Moscow ...

July 02, 2025 Goalie Dan Vladar joins Flyers with 'a chance to become our No. 1,' GM Danny Brière says The Flyers signed Vladar to a two-year deal in a search of goaltending help.

NHL free agency opens at noon on Tuesday and the Flyers are expected to be looking for stopgaps and improvements at several critical positions.

This tandem, boosted earlier by an oft-ailing Ersson (9-6-2, 3.02 goals-against average, .884 saves percentage), has the Flyers at or very near the bottom of the NHL goaltending rankings.

According to Natural Stat Trick, at five-on-five, Vladar tied for 15th in the NHL — with Sergei Bobrovsky and Ilya Sorokin — ...

"Whether it’s Askarov or another young goalie–even Kolosov–the Flyers can’t afford to be risk-averse and avoid building the most talented team possible," Bailey wrote.

In fact, Fedotov’s numbers going back to Nov. 5 are actually the best among all three Flyers goaltenders. In 10 games, he has an .897 save percentage and a 2.69 goals-against average.

As a result, Fedotov got the start and the Flyers signed 26-year-old Konin to an amateur tryout contract in order for him to dress as the backup goaltender in the game.