Patrick Sharp

John Tortorella's exit interview on Friday featured numerous topics, including the end of the Flyers season, Sean Couturier, and the power play.

Mark Recchi's storied career, which now adds Flyers Hall-of-Famer to Hockey Hall-of-Famer, was heavily rooted in his leadership qualities, which many discussed ahead of the induction.

Mark Recchi had two goals and an assist as the Flyers Alumni defeated the Bruins Alumni on Friday night at Wells Fargo Center.

The Flyers celebrate the upcoming induction of Mark Recchi into the Flyers Hall of Fame and 50th anniversary of the 1974 Stanley Cup champion Flyers with an alumni game on Friday.

As the Flyers rebuild, they are also working to repair the culture they were founded on. Saturday's Ed Snider Legacy Game is another example.

Flyers assistant GM Brent Flahr spoke to the media on Monday on several prospects and their development as rookie camp nears its end.

The clear focus of the Flyers draft was on the big picture of the rebuild, drafting for upside. Now, they have time to develop these prospects to the fullest with a new player development team in place.

With four Stanley Cups and 1,906 NHL games between them, John LeClair and Patrick Sharp are hoping to serve as guides to bringing the winning culture back to the Flyers.

The Flyers front office now consists of two former players at the top – Keith Jones and Danny Briere – with Patrick Sharp and John LeClair in advisory roles. The names may be different, but the pedigree is the same.

The Flyers announced on Thursday that they have hired John LeClair as a Special Advisor to Hockey Operations.