The checklist to make the Flyers a better team is a long one. But the first item is plainly obvious — address the goaltending.

Through 35 games, the Flyers are the owners of the NHL’s worst goaltending, and it’s not up for debate.

One of the major undoings for the Philadelphia Flyers last season was their goaltending. With some of the worst numbers in that department in the league, a promising campaign turned a corner at ...

For as long as anyone can remember, the Philadelphia Flyers have been trying to solve their goaltending puzzle.

Death, taxes and talking about the Philadelphia Flyers’ goaltending woes. It seems inevitable that at some point, every season, this is something that will find itself back in the discussion ...

Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Sam Ersson (33). (Megan DeRuchie-The Hockey News) For as long as anyone can remember, the Philadelphia Flyers have been trying to solve their goaltending puzzle. It’s a ...

The Flyers fell to 0-5-0 on their season-long seven-game homestand with a 5-2 loss Tuesday night to the Senators.Goaltending struggles continue, Flyers lose 5th straight on homestand originally ...

At this point, the Philadelphia Flyers‘ goaltending woes have reached historical heights. Over their last 46 games, their team save percentage (SV%) is just .850.

The Philadelphia Flyers find themselves in a pivotal moment when it comes to their goaltending situation. With Sam Ersson showing promising signs as the starting goaltender and 22-year-old rookie ...

The Bigger Picture At its core, the Flyers' three-goalie conundrum reflects a lack of clarity and decisiveness in their roster management strategy.

Philadelphia Flyers coach John Tortorella seems to think goaltending is his team's biggest mystery box heading into the 2024-25 campaign."We have a whole new goaltending situation this year," he ...