Mike Vecchione

The Flyers cut 11 players from the training camp roster on Thursday, bringing the roster to 41.

It was difficult to find many positives out of this game, a 3-0 loss for the Flyers to the Islanders, and an injury to Travis Sanheim only added to it. 

Notes, news, quotes and line combinations from Day 1 of Flyers training camp.

For the Flyers, the conversation seemingly grows every year with more and more prospects nearing the NHL level. That is no different this season, as training camp will feature a number of prospects vying for the chance to make the NHL roster. Here are five prospects to watch throughout training camp.

With no short-term options available in the free agent market or through a trade at this time, the Flyers focus shifts to internal options for filling out both the bottom-six forward group and defensive pairings.

A scoring drought like this isn’t just the players problem. It’s a coaching problem. It’s a management problem. And it’s catching up with the Flyers fast.

One of the roster battles coming into Flyers training camp turned out to be a dud, Dave Isaac has details inside.

Flyers general manager Ron Hextall has made his summer about building the team’s prospect pool and starting competition.