In their very last game of the 2026 preseason slate, the mostly full-strength Philadelphia Flyers will host the Washington Capitals at Xfinity Mobile Arena at 5 p.m. on Saturday evening as a final opportunity to build further chemistry before the start of the regular season.

To quickly review: the Flyers have finished dead last in power-play percentage in four of the previous five seasons. In 2024-25, they were 30th. Their 14.1 percent success rate since the start of the 2021-22 season is more than three percentage points lower than Anaheim’s — technically 33rd in the 32-team NHL,

Bill Matz and Charlie O'Connor of the PHLY Flyers Podcast discuss season predictions for the Philadelphia Flyers and debate whether third-year player Matvei Michkov will be voted most improved by his teammates at the end of the season.

The Sixers and Flyers on Tuesday dropped renderings showing what their new arena will look like.

The Flyers ended a five-year playoff drought last season and won a playoff series for the first time since 2012. Now, the goal is to show aren't just a one-year wonder without making major changes this offseason after failing to land Anaheim center Leo Carlsson via offer sheet.

If the Flyers want to turn this build into a legit contender with a high ceiling, it can’t be just Martone; we’ve already seen the pressure that comes in Philadelphia when only one guy has the blue-chip it-factor necessary to lead a contender. It has to be Michkov, too. Can Jamie Drysdale take another step?

Wrapping up their four-game preseason slate, Rick Tocchet's Philadelphia Flyers host Spencer Carbery's Washington Capitals on Saturday.

Vladar goes through long skate, Flyers hopeful for his status in opener originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia VOORHEES, N.J. — Dan Vladar, recovering from an upper-body injury, participated in an hour-long skate Saturday morning with a handful of teammates.