“They [young Flyers] are learning,” Briere said. “And that’s what Rick Tocchet is trying to teach them. I’ve been been through it [team president] Keith Jones has been through it, Rick Tocchet has been through it. It’s all part of the process.”

Rick Tocchet's Philadelphia Flyers (24-20-10) are home on Tuesday evening to take on Spencer Carbery's Washington Capitals (28-22-7) in the penultimate game before the Olympic break.

BOSTON ― Across an arduous 82-game NHL schedule, some games are bound to be uphill battles, particularly back-to-back games on the road. Thursday night’s matchup against the Bruins was always going to be one of those games,

New York goaltender Ilya Sorokin came into the game leading the NHL in shutouts with five. He made it six against a Philadelphia outfit that couldn’t sustain any pressure from good shooting angles. It marked the first time the Flyers have been shut out at home this season.

The Flyers coughed up a game they absolutely should have won Wednesday night as they suffered a brutal 5-4 overtime loss to the Mammoth.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Adrian Kempe scored twice in regulation and assisted on a goal by Quinton Byfield in overtime to help the Los Angeles Kings beat the Philadelphia Flyers 3-2 on Saturday. Kempe scored twice in a span of 3:38 in the first period to give the Kings a 2-0 lead.

“The Flyers are thrilled to once again host our PAL Game in partnership with Toyota,” said Flyers Chief Revenue and Business Officer Todd Glickman. “By combining forces to support PAL and its members, together we accomplish our shared goal of supporting next generation of athletes here in Philadelphia.”

The Flyers seem to have very few answers for this troubling — perhaps defining — stretch of their 2025-26 season.