The concept sounds simple enough: allow fewer goals, win more games. The Flyers will be out to prove that last season was an anomaly when they allowed an NHL high 3.52 goals per games while their goaltenders posted an NHL worst .895 save percentage. Carter Hart could solve a major part of that problem by returning to his 2019-20 form when he was a top ten netminder in the league in terms of goals against average. Captain Claude Giroux returns for his 15th season and joined by Sean Couturier and Travis Konecny. The Flyers added firepower to their forward group with Cam Atkinson from Columbus and Derick Brassard from Arizona. Atkinson is just three seasons removed from scoring a career-best 41 goals as part of the Blue Jackets. A Center City Club Membership puts you in the Wells Fargo Center’s most... MORE
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New head coach Alain Vigneault has won everywhere he’s been, and Flyers fans are hoping that trend continues in the City of Brotherly Love. The success for this season may depend on goaltending. After rotating through eight men at the position last year, prospect Carter Hart will get his chance, along with Brian Elliott in a reserve role.
Kevin Hayes (via free agency) and Matt Niskanen (via trade with Washington) were the big offseason acquisitions, while Oskar Lindblom will look to capitalize on his strong end-of-season run a year ago (13 goals in the last 36 games).
The Wells Fargo Center, home of the Flyers since 1996, just finished the fourth of a five-year, $265 million renovation. A 4K Kinetic scoreboard above the rink is the largest addition. The board has pieces that can move, along with the ability to feature pyrotechnic and smoke effects.
The Center City Club is also new for 2019-20. It’s an exclusive area for center-ice and other premium ticket holders. The 7,400-square foot area features a show kitchen and two 50-foot bars. This is all in addition to the nearly 100 traditional luxury suites (that hold 12, 24, or 50 people) in the venue, giving you plenty of options for a first-class experience at Flyers games this season.
The Philadelphia Flyers will look to bounce back from a disappointing season and return to the playoffs in 2017-18. The Flyers core remains solid as Captains Claude Giroux and Wayne Simmonds return next season. Complimenting Giroux and Simmonds will be veteran winger Jakob Voracek - Voracek led the team in scoring last season posting 61 points. On defense the Flyers will return third-year player, Shayne Gostisbehere. Gostisbehere should partner with rookie sensation Ivan Provorov to form the team's top defensive pairing. In the offseason, the Flyers re-signed goalie Michal Neuvirth and also added goalie Brian Elliot in free agency. Elliot is a veteran who has seen success in the league and the NHL is trending towards a two-goalie system, so this depth will be key for the Flyers next season. Head Coach Dave Hakstol returns as the head coach of the Flyers for his third season. Hakstol previously spent 11 years as the head coach of the University of North Dakota and he is lauded for his player development skills. Expect prospects Travis Sanheim and Samuel Morin to debut at some point next season. Both are large, physical defensemen typifying traditional Flyers hockey. The Metropolitan Division is one of the toughest divisions in the NHL so Hakstol has a tough task at hand this season. The Flyers have won two Stanley Cup Championships in their franchise history and will look to add a third to their resume in 2017.
There are three suite levels at the Wells Fargo Center; Club Suite Level, Mid Suite Level and Balcony Suite Level. Balcony Suites will be the most spacious suite option accommodating groups of up to 18. Club Suites and Mid-Level suites will accommodate groups of 12 guests. Flyers luxury boxes will feature HDTVs, interior lounge seating, exterior balcony seating, premium in-suite catering options, and a wet bar / kitchenette area. With your Flyers suite rental you will also receive VIP parking passes and private entry into the Wells Fargo Center.
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