PHLY Philadelphia Flyers Podcast

THEY DID IT! Team USA outlasted Team Canada as Jack Hughes' game-winning goal off the Zach Werenski assist vs Jordan Binnington WINS IT for the United States at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina. It's the USA's first gold since 1980 - 46 years ago to the day with the Miracle on Ice vs the Soviet Union. 

Connor Hellebuyck was UNREAL – React LIVE with Bill, Charlie, and other PHLY Diehards for our watch-along!

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Rasmus Ristolainen went full PLAYOFF RISTO mode in Friday’s Finland-Canada game. Might NHL GMs have noticed ahead of NHL Trade Deadline?

Charlie and Steve break down Canada’s dramatic win, and then talk the back half of PHLY’s Top 20 Prospects list, including Shane Vansaghi, Spencer Gill, Heikki Ruohonen, and Carter Amico.

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While Travis Sanheim, Rick Tocchet, and Rasmus Ristolainen remain in Milan for the Olympic semifinals for men's ice hockey, most of the Flyers have returned to the ice after their Olympic break, and PHLY Sports' Charlie O'Connor was on the scene to report on the latest surrounding the Orange and Black. 

Prospects Oliver Bonk, Carson Bjarnason, and Hunter McDonald were called up to fill some spots for the Flyers at practice, as the team returns to game action next week. 

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Today, Charlie and Steve break down Flahr’s reveals on Porter Martone, Jett Luchanko, Jack Nesbitt, Egor Zavragin, and the rest of the Top 10. The newest edition of the PHLY Flyers Top 20 Prospects list is out, and so is our two-part interview with Flyers AGM Brent Flahr on all of the prospects ranked.

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Matvei Michkov’s rookie season was electric, at least the first third and final third of it. Facing big expectations coming off the best first pro season for a Philadelphia Flyer since Simon Gagne, Michkov hasn’t delivered a sequel as good as the first, let alone better. Bill & Charlie take a whole day to break down what they’ve seen from Michkov and what they expect from the final 26 games and his overall ceiling heading into next season.
Plus, a check-in from Steve “Petey” Peters, former NHL video coach who recently broke down Michkov’s struggles on his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SgSLZwsM2U

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