Cutter Gauthier makes his unsuccessful return to Philadelphia as Travis Konecny, Jamie Drysdale and the Philadelphia Flyers snap a four game losing streak, beat the Ducks 6-0, as the fans look to welcome back Gauthier by raining down the boo's.

Despite showing signs of life in the 3rd period, the Philadelphia Flyers lost their fourth straight game to open 2025, falling to the Dallas Stars on Thursday night at the Wells Fargo Center.

The Stars jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first and never looked back, as the Orange & Black put up little fight in the first 40 minutes of Ed Snider Legacy night.

Bill & Steve break down the loss, evaluate Sam Ersson’s return from injury, and discuss if this is a sign of what’s to come in the second half.

The Philadelphia Flyers played their 41st game of the season on Tuesday night, marking the end of the first half of the 2024-25 season.

Travis Konecny is on pace for 41 goals, Matvei Michkov has flashed greatness and the goaltenders have been the worst in the league.

Charlie, Kelly & Bill share their grades, biggest surprises and disappointments from the first half, as well as discuss John Tortorella’s role in The Mad Russian’s development.

Oh, and it’s also the anniversary of the Cutter Gauthier for Jamie Drysdale (and a 2nd!) trade.

It came down to some late heroics by Joseph Woll but Toronto was able to hold on for the regulation win in the Flyers first game back in Philly since December 21.

Travis Konecny scored twice to give him six career 20-goal seasons but ultimately it wasn’t enough.

Kelly & Bill break down the loss and discuss the first half of the Flyers season.

Where is this Philadelphia Flyers season going? By points-percentage they’re 23rd in the league, 10th from the bottom. They’re also 2 points out of the last Stanley Cup Playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.

Charlie & Bill step back on a snowy Monday to discuss how they think the 2nd half of the season will play out, and how John Tortorella’s handling of Matvei Michkov, Sean Couturier and the goaltenders could come into play down the stretch.

Ivan Fedotov was a bit of an adventure between the pipes for the first 20 minutes, but was mostly solid in the 2nd and 3rd, earning the Flyers a point and forcing overtime, stopping 22 of 24 Toronto shots in regulation.

Unfortunately, the Flyers couldn’t hold the Leafs off 3v3 and after a Matvei Michkov 1-on-1 chance, Toronto came back down the ice and scored off the rush for the win.

Charlie & Bill break down the loss and assess the play of Fedotov, Michkov and the Noah Cates line.

The Philadelphia Flyers 3 goalies have combined for a save-percentage below .880. While the Orange and black don’t have designs on a Stanley Cup Playoff run, the idea is to play competitive games and that’s nearly impossible with the worst goaltending in the NHL.

Charlie, Kelly & Bill discuss if something should be done to replace Aleksei Kolosov and/or the other netminders who haven’t been much better.

Plus, a look into the rumors surrounding the Vancouver Canucks and whether the Flyers should be interested in JT Miller or Elias Pettersson.

Tyson Foerster put the Flyers up 1-0 only 21 seconds into the first period, but it was Aleksei Kolosov who was the biggest story of the game, allowing a number of soft goals in an otherwise fairly well played loss for Philadelphia.

Charlie & Bill break down the loss and discuss what can be done about Kolosov and the goaltending struggles for the Flyers.