There are a few things that the Flyers’ 2024-25 season hinges on, but goaltending is one of the big ones. If all goes well, a fun season could be ahead. This article first appeared on The Hockey ...

The Flyers’ .861 save percentage in the series was 70 percent worse than average, the second-worst goaltending performance in Cup Final history. 1 Thirteen years later, history repeated itself ...

As the Flyers prepare for the second half of the season, it's time for the organization to take a hard look at their goaltending situation and make the necessary adjustments.

In fact, Fedotov’s numbers going back to Nov. 5 are actually the best among all three Flyers goaltenders. In 10 games, he has an .897 save percentage and a 2.69 goals-against average.

July 02, 2025 Goalie Dan Vladar joins Flyers with 'a chance to become our No. 1,' GM Danny Brière says The Flyers signed Vladar to a two-year deal in a search of goaltending help.

The Philadelphia Flyers have a rich history of goaltending greatness. Bernie Parent, the only goalie in franchise history to be inducted to the Hockey Hall of Fame, led the team to back-to-back ...

The Philadelphia Flyers went to the Las Vegas strip to start 2025 after a 4-0 shutout win against the San Jose Sharks. However, goalie Sam Ersson is not entering 2025 healthy. The 25-year-old is ...

Goaltending is back in the City of Brotherly Love. A season removed from one of the organization’s worst stretches between the pipes, Carter Hart and Martin Jones have come out of the gates as ...

At the start of the season, the Vegas Golden Knights shocked the NHL by not only surviving in their first foray around the league, but actually thriving. They have proved to be a legitimate threat ...

"Whether it’s Askarov or another young goalie–even Kolosov–the Flyers can’t afford to be risk-averse and avoid building the most talented team possible," Bailey wrote.

And the Flyers this season have absolutely received poor goalie play. Right now, they sit second-to-last in the NHL in team save percentage at .880. And at five-on-five (.884), no team is worse ...