The Flyers traded for Chris Pronger Friday night to bolster their blue line. Anaheim will receive RW Joffrey Lupul, D Luca Sbisa and two first-round picks in the deal.

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...

Inside Hockey's Brian Jennings takes a look at the Ray Emery signing in Philadelphia. Is he the Ray of hope that Flyers fans are looking for?

With the Red Wings still one win away from hoisting Lord Stanley’s Cup, Paul Holmgren and the Flyers front office are reportedly already working on the cap maneuvers needed to contend in a division that will see them playing Crosby and Malkin seven times per year.

NHL GMs have dropped the ball by not implementing any rule changes regarding blows to the head. Inside Hockey's Brad Kurtzberg takes an in-depth look at the issue and what it means for players and fans.

The salary cap is one of the toughest things to maneuver around in sports. How will the Flyers deal with it this offseason? Alan Bass takes a look at what he expects the Flyers to do this summer...

John-Sebastien Giguere has a lot of time to think about his future these days, sitting on the bench watching his Ducks take a surprising 2-1 series lead over defending Cup champion Detroit while young Jonas Hiller has a stranglehold on his old job.

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.

With the season coming to an abrupt end earlier this week, the Flyers have their share of work to do this summer. The biggest problem they need to address? Consistency. To that point, has fan-favorite Simon Gagne played his last game as a Flyer?

It's another season down the drain. That is how Flyers fans, and media members alike, will view the Flyers season after another early playoff exit at the hands of those evil Pittsburgh Penguins. Brian Jennings breaks it all down...

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.