But hockey is all about the details. So, as the Flyers hit the halfway mark with a 21-12-7 record, let’s take a look at why the small details from Tuesday night matter in the big picture. Trevor Zegras is a lightning rod The Flyers forward conceded postgame that he was downplaying how important the game was to him when he spoke to the

In Toronto, the Maple Leafs downed the Florida Panthers, 4-1, at Scotiabank Arena. A regular-season win doesn’t erase the sting of Stanley Cup playoff defeats in 2025 and 2023, but their victory did pull the Maple Leafs even with the Panthers in the standings.

You're the best, Trevor Zegras. The 24-year-old caught up with Scott Hartnell after scoring two goals against his former team.Zegras with a very colorful way to describe his huge night against Ducks o

It's funny because Zegras played five years in California and gives off surfer vibes, but he's not from the west coast.

The Flyers are third in the division and just extended a key player. The players and GM Daniel Briere are ready to end a five-year drought.

Trevor Zegras' performance this season could earn him a lucrative new contract with the Philadelphia Flyers. Meanwhile, Vancouver Canucks winger Jake DeBrusk could be a worthwhile trade target.

It's hard to recall the last time a Flyers game had that much juice. Not just in the buildup, with Quitter Gauthier in town.

Trevor Zegras didn't mind a late-night visit Monday from his buddy Christian Dvorak. "It was awesome, I was honored," Zegras said with a smile.