INSIDE HOCKEY

There use to be a time in recent years that the Philadelphia Flyers had some of the best crop of right wing prospects they have ever had in their system. You could have made an argument that they had the best overall group of right wing prospects in the entire NHL.

The pickings are slim these days when it comes to looking for quality prospects in the Philadelphia Flyers system. Lately, the future of this franchise seems to always be about the here and now. But with James van Riemsdyk and company, the Flyers future looks bright at left wing...

Despite pre-season predictions that the Flyers might be Cup worthy this time around, the team is in a free fall for the ages. How did this happen, how did it get to this point? Does it really matter? Brian Jennings has the details.

While it is very difficult to determine how a rookie is going to develop down the road, it's clear that Flyers rookie James Van Riemsdyk (aka "JVR") is off to a good start for the orange and black on south Broad Street.

While this year’s version of the Philadelphia Flyers might not be getting off the best start in team history, the team is definitely enjoying the presence one of its most prized off-season acquisitions in team history, defenseman Chris Pronger.

Inside Hockey's Brian Jennings takes a look at the trade of Chris Pronger to the Philadelphia Flyers and his signing of a 7-year contract extension with the team.

With the NHL Entry Draft less than two weeks away, the Philadelphia Flyers will be focusing on how to upgrade their current talent pool. The Flyers pick 21st in the first round and you can bet the team will not be focused on any one position...

For the third year in a row, Flyers General Manager Paul Holmgren held his "Oh-darn-we-blew-it again" press conference, just like every other GM that has held one of professional hockey’s most coveted desk jobs in Voorhees, New Jersey since 1976.

For the second year in a row, the Philadelphia Flyers lost a playoff series to the Pittsburgh Penguins. This time, the Flyers lost in six games as the Penguins won Game 6 in Philadelphia in come-from-behind fashion, by a 5-3 final score.

The Philadelphia Flyers came home down 2-0 in their playoff series against the Pittsburgh Penguins, just as they did last spring. Last time around, the Flyers lost the series in five games. Will they do better this year?

The Boston University Terriers won the National Championship over the Miami RedHawks in dramatic fashion. Brian Jennings takes a look back at this year's Frozen Four.

Brian Jennings takes a look at Tuesday's loss to the Detroit Red Wings, and analyzes how it might effect the Flyers down the stretch in the last month of the season.

Oh, no, here we go again. Once again, the perennial question in Philadelphia is rearing its ugly head: “Will the Flyers finally address their goaltending situation and get a proven number one goalie?” Brian Jennings breaks it down...

In Philadelphia, the scrutiny of the Flyers starting goaltender has been as constant as death and taxes over the past 40 years. All three things are inevitable to happen, and no one dares to stop any of them. Only three goaltenders have made their mark - Bernie Parent, Pelle Lindbergh (1979), and Ron Hextall (1982).