John Tortorella wants Emil Andrae to have swagger. But not any kind of swagger. He wants the defenseman to have a controlled ...

The Philadelphia Flyers are undergoing one of their all-too-familiar losing streaks. With five consecutive regulation losses ...

The team has lost five straight and John Tortorella says he feels bad for the veterans. The Flyers looked loose at the ...

John Tortorella feels for his players. He knows the Flyers are focused on evaluating for the future, but he won’t forget trying to win.

Not John Tortorella. The Philadelphia Flyers’ coach has been blunt and forthright for the past two years in particular, laying out the organizational philosophy and repeating many times that the ...

It took until the shootout, but the Flyers held on and pulled through to finally snap their five-game losing streak.

John Tortorella doesn’t care what you think. That much was made abundantly clear in his latest press conference, where the ...

Ironically, Brink getting taken off the Noah Cates-Tyson Foerster line, which had been the Flyers’ most consistent trio since ...

Owen Tippett and Matvei Michkov scored in the shootout, Bobby Brink had two goals and the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Tampa ...

York said he didn't get much communication from his coaches about the scratch. Hockey Hall of Famer Chris Pronger, who played for three seasons with the Flyers, believes this is a problem.

The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning via shootout, 4-3 (2-1), at Wells Fargo Center on Thursday evening.

In the sixth match of a seven-game homestand, John Tortorella's Philadelphia Flyers (27-31-8) will host Jon Cooper's Tampa Bay Lightning (37-23-4) on Thursday evening at Wells Fargo Center.