Scott and Bill discuss their expectations for this Flyers' team as they prepare for the opening night of the 22-23' NHL season and how the team can (possibly) turn some heads. It's an uphill climb but not an impossible thing.

Scott and Bill this week discuss the Flyers' training camp and the team's new YouTube series "The Standard" while the club faces more injury news with the likes of Ryan Ellis but some good news with Sean Couturier. We're just days away from the start of the 22-23' season!

Scott and Bill discuss the challenge John Tortorella has in fixing the Flyers' locker room that clearly lacks accountability for all players. Also, Valarie Camillo is reportedly getting a promotion within the Flyers' organization, is she set to become the first female NHL team owner?

Scott and Bill discuss the Flyers showing up in Voorhees, NJ weeks before the mandatory training camp starts. A clear sign they're looking to turn the page quickly on the last two seasons and welcome in new head coach John Tortorella.

Scott and Bill are back from the Summer hiatus! They discuss the Flyers prospects that shined in World Juniors this month, and the public, and fan bases' faith in the organization according to The Athletic. Hint, it's not great!

Scott and Bill discuss the free agency decisions by Flyers GM Chuck Fletcher and if there is an actual direction for the team. Colin Newby of The Hockey Writers joins the podcast!

Scott and Bill discuss the insane developing story involving Flyers' goalie prospect Ivan Fedotov being detained in Russia for alleged draft dodging and now dealing with a possible poisoning! Also, more injuries for the Flyers with Joel Farabee getting back surgery and Scott makes a prediction under John Tortorella

Scott and Bill discuss the hiring of John Tortorella as the next head of the Philadelphia Flyers and what he brings to the team that is in desperate need of a change.

Scott and Bill discuss the continued search for the Flyers' next head coach while also looking to reset their culture in the locker room after a dreadful 2 seasons.

Scott and Bill discuss the Flyers' continued search for a new head coach as reports are they're talking with now-former Islanders' head coach Barry Trotz after his surprising firing from the team. Also, the playoffs are all about the backup goalie this year.

Scott and Bill discuss the year-end press conference by Chuck Fletcher and his plan to get the franchise back on track.

Scott and Bill discuss the end of the 21-22 season for the Philadelphia Flyers. A merciful end to a disastrous season that ushers in an offseason of many question marks with confusing potential answers. Good luck, Chuck!

Scott and Bill discuss The Fourth Period's report on the future of Ryan Ellis with the Flyers and how it could severely impact the goal of an "aggressive retool" for the franchise to be competitive next year and still remain 2-3 years away.

Scott and Bill discuss the report by Crossing Broad's Anthony SanFilippo on the lawsuit filed against the Flyers by trainers Jim McCrossing and Sal Raffa and how it is another black eye on the franchise as it looks to rebuild the team and re-connect with the fanbase.

Scott and Bill discuss the confusing outrage some Flyers fans are spouting over the end of Keith Yandle's ironman streak after 989 games Is it really the streak or just another odd timing decision by the franchise? Former Flyer Jake Voracek also makes some interesting comments about former head coach Alain Vigneault.

Scott and Bill discuss the post-Giroux era Flyers and how these last games of the season could play a major role in the direction the team takes in the upcoming offseason. Is a new Captain on the roster already or will Fletcher and company look to repeat history for the Flyers and look to the outside after one of the franchise's most disappointing seasons ever.

Scott and Bill discuss the end of an era in Flyers history, captain Claude Giroux has been traded to the Florida Panthers.

Scott and Bill discuss the rumors swirling on the future of defenseman Ivan Provorov with the Flyers. Claude Giroux's value to Colorado may have increased due to injuries in Colorado and Ristolainen re-signs with the team for 5-years.

Scott and Bill discuss the meeting early this week between the Flyers' season-ticket holders and many heads of the organization including GM Chuck Fletcher and their concerns for the state of the franchise. Also, never tell us again that Claude Giroux is a bad leader for the Flyers over the years he's been a captain after seeing the team fight hard for a win against Chicago on Saturday afternoon.

Scott and Bill discuss the Flyers finally ending, another, losing streak. This time at home against the Washington Capitals after losing their previous 6. Also, the NHL had a Stadium Series game on Saturday night in Nashville, did you even know about it?

Scott and Bill discuss the *latest* losing streak for the Flyers as they begin an 8-game homestand with a loss to the Capitals. Claude Giroux spoke to the media this week amid trade rumors as the trade deadline and his 1,000th game in the NHL approach.

Scott and Bill discuss the latest injury news for the Flyers as Sean Couturier is done for the season after back surgery, Ellis and Hayes are probably having surgery, and Cam York is now injured after a game in Lehigh. Will the season ever end? Claude to Colordao rumors are out there and Scott reveals his greatest failure as a parent.

Scott and Bill discuss the press conference between GM Chuck Fletcher and CEO Dave Scott last week that really didn't give fans any confidence in the direction of the Flyers franchise. Is there anything to take away from it? Also, the streak finally ended.

The rock bottom continues to deepen for the Philadelphia Flyers. Getting blown out now by the lowly Buffalo Sabres 6-3, putting the proverbially nail in the Flyers' season. We're 41 games in and Scott and Bill are discussing how to strip it all down for this organization. Oh how far we've come.

Scott and Bill are joined by writer for Crossing Broad and co-host of the Snow The Goalie podcast, Anthony SanFilippo! Taking everything from his days working for the team, the current state of the team, and how the NHL has handled COVID-19! Follow him on Twitter @AntSanPhilly.