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Flyers' Rasmus Ristolainen: Won't travel with team
Ristolainen (upper body) won't travel with the Flyers ahead of Thursday's game against the Red Wings but is closing in on a return, Charlie O'Connor of PHLY Sports reports.
Ristolainen has been sidelined since early October due to his upper-body injury. He'll be sidelined for a sixth consecutive game Thursday but seems to be closer to day-to-day at this point despite remaining on injured reserve. The Flyers will return home for Saturday's game against the Senators, but it's not yet clear whether Ristolainen will get the green light to suit up in that matchup.
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Flyers' Christian Dvorak: Goal in back-to-back games
Dvorak notched a goal Tuesday in a 3-2 shootout loss to Seattle.
Dvorak now has a goal in back-to-back games, but they're his first two snipes of the season. He has one assist to add to the mix in eight games. Dvorak needs to fire more pucks at the net -- he has recorded just nine this season (22.2 percent), which is light even for a playmaker like him. Last year, he ripped 151. Dvorak is skating on the Flyers top line, but he's far better suited in the middle six, excelling as a shutdown pivot on line three. So far, his magic chemistry with Trevor Zegras from last season has dried up, and the Flyers have set an all-time low with eight losses to start the season. Bench him or cast him aside. He'll hang like an anchor around your neck.
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Flyers' Trevor Zegras: Finally gets first goal of season
Zegras scored a goal Tuesday in a 3-2 shootout loss to Seattle.
Ugh. This was his first goal of the season (one goal, two assists; eight games). Zegras parlayed last season's career-high 26-goal, 67-point outburst into a four-year, $36.5 million extension in the offseason. But Zegras has been a massive disappointment so far, and you need to have him on your bench until he ratchets up his effort and output.
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Flyers' Dan Vladar: Another loss in abysmal season
Vladar made 29 saves through overtime and stopped three of five attempts in the shootout in a 3-2 loss to the Kraken on Tuesday. He also picked up an assist.
This guy can't buy a win. Vladar and the Flyers have crashed to earth after last season's improbable run to the playoffs. And since taking a 3-0 lead in the opening round against the Pens, the Flyers have lost 14 of 15 games, including a second-round sweep to the eventual Cup-winning Hurricanes. They have lost eight games to start the season, setting a franchise low, and it's the longest season-opening skid since the Sharks lost their first nine in 2024-25. Vladar has battled, but his 4.21 GAA and .875 save percentage will soon have him benched behind Joseph Woll, who is 0-2-2 with a 2.95 GAA and .914 save percentage. This team needs wins, and head coach Rick Tocchet's neck is on the line. He'll ride the first guy who wins.
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Flyers' Cam York: Not expected to play
York (upper body) isn't expected to play against Seattle on Tuesday, according to Jordan Hall of NBC Sports Philadelphia.
York was on the ice before Tuesday's morning skate, but he will miss his third straight game. He hasn't earned a point in five appearances this season, but he has contributed six shots on net, 10 blocked shots and five hits.
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Flyers' Dan Vladar: Guarding home crease
Vladar will draw the home start in Tuesday's clash against the Kraken, per Jordan Hall of NBC Sports Philadelphia.
Vladar is looking to get back on track after a shaky start to the 2026-27 season, where he has an 0-3-0 record, a 5.08 GAA and an .857 save percentage across three appearances. While he was lights out in the 2025-26 season, a different story seems to be starting in the early stages of the new season if he can't quickly turn things around. Joseph Woll has already taken a chunk of the opportunities between the pipes for Philadelphia during Vladar's struggles, but he still holds a relatively high ceiling if he can quickly shake off the slow start. However, he'll have his work cut out for him Tuesday, as Seattle ranks third in the NHL with 4.33 goals per game to open the new season, making Vladar an untrustworthy option in fantasy Tuesday.
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Flyers' Jack Studnicka: Brought up from minors
Studnicka was summoned from AHL Lehigh Valley on Monday.
Studnicka has one goal and two assists in three AHL outings this campaign. During his career, the 27-year-old forward has six goals and 16 points in 126 NHL regular-season appearances.
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Flyers' Carl Grundstrom: Sent down by Philadelphia
Grundstrom was loaned to AHL Lehigh Valley on Monday.
Grundstrom appeared in five of the Flyers' first seven games of the season and was held scoreless with 14 hits and four blocked shots while averaging 11:20 of ice time. He should have plenty of opportunities to see playing time in the minors and will be a candidate to be called back up if the Flyers need additional depth at some point.
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Flyers' Helge Grans: Goes on waivers
Grans was placed on waivers Monday, according to Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet.
Grans was a healthy scratch in Sunday's 4-1 loss to Carolina after he blocked one shot in 12:26 of ice time in Saturday's 5-1 defeat against Boston. If he clears waivers, the 24-year-old blueliner will probably report to AHL Lehigh Valley.
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Flyers' Nick Seeler: Notches assist in loss
Seeler provided an assist, two hits and four blocked shots in Sunday's 4-1 loss to the Hurricanes.
Seeler has chipped in two helpers over seven games this season. The 33-year-old defenseman is seeing steady bottom-four usage, though his ice time has ticked up since Rasmus Ristolainen (upper body) exited the lineup. Seeler has added four shots on net, 10 hits, 20 blocked shots, four PIM and an even plus-minus rating, which is solid defensive work given the lousy play of the team around him.
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Flyers' Christian Dvorak: Nets lone goal in loss
Dvorak scored a goal on three shots in Sunday's 4-1 loss to the Hurricanes.
The Flyers' slow start to the year -- eight goals over seven games -- has led to everyone's offense being down. Dvorak has chipped in a goal and an assist so far while adding eight shots on net, nine hits, five blocked shots and a minus-3 rating. The 30-year-old is seeing top-six minutes again this year, but that will lead to some rough numbers until the Flyers escape their funk.
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Flyers' Joseph Woll: Gets little help in loss
Woll stopped 26 of 30 shots in Sunday's 4-1 loss to the Hurricanes.
The Flyers have been awful to start the season, and they were no match for the defending champions in this game. Woll has made four appearances so far, going 0-2-2 with 12 goals allowed on 140 shots. He's often been able to keep games close -- this was the first time in one of his outings the Flyers lost by multiple goals. Dan Vladar can't say the same, as Philadelphia has gotten outscored 16-2 in his games. The Flyers' next game is Tuesday at home versus the Kraken, but Woll is still a risky fantasy play even if he gets that start on a 16-game slate in the NHL.
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Flyers' Cam York: Not playing Sunday
York (upper body) is not available for Sunday's home divisional matchup against the Hurricanes, per Jackie Spiegel of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
York didn't suit up Saturday in Boston and is considered day-to-day, so his upper-body injury seemingly isn't too serious. Oliver Bonk is set to make his 2026-27 season debut due to York's absence. The 25-year-old York's next chance to get back into the lineup will be at home versus Seattle on Tuesday.
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Flyers' Joseph Woll: Facing Hurricanes
Woll will protect the home net against Carolina on Sunday.
Despite stopping 102 of 110 shots, Woll has gone 0-1-2 in his first three appearances of the 2026-27 campaign. Carolina owns a 4-1-1 record this season, scoring 23 goals in six games.
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Flyers' Travis Konecny: Moves to IR
Konecny (lower body) was placed on injured reserve Sunday, according to the NHL media site.
Konecny sat out Saturday's 5-1 loss to Boston and will miss additional time after moving to the IR list. It's unclear when he will be ready to return to the lineup, but he won't be an option for at least the next three games, starting with Sunday's matchup against Carolina.
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Flyers' Oliver Bonk: Heading to Philly
Bonk was recalled from AHL Lehigh Valley on Sunday, per the NHL Media Site.
Bonk's call up is a decent indicator that Cam York (upper body) and Rasmus Ristolainen (upper body) will remain sidelined ahead of Sunday's home clash against the Hurricanes. Prior to the move, the 21-year-old Bonk posted solid offensive numbers with AHL Lehigh Valley, compiling two assists across two outings. It remains to be seen whether Bonk will make his 2026-27 NHL season debut Sunday with seven healthy defensemen on Philadelphia's roster, but he'll likely factor into the lineup at some point in the new season.
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Team Statistical Rankings
| GF AVG | GA AVG | Power Play | |
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1.22 (32nd) |
3.67 (26th) |
8.3 (31st) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
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| T. Konecny RW Travis Konecny RW | Lower Body |
| C. York D Cam York D | Upper Body |
| R. Ristolainen D Rasmus Ristolainen D | Upper Body |
| N. Grebenkin RW Nikita Grebenkin RW | Back |