Predicting where the Flyers will finish in the East Division
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Filed under: This is new territory for every team but are the Flyers good enough to be at the top? I don’t want to dwell too much on the past though, it’s time to look at the Philadelphian future. Now is the most wonderful time of year in sports, where we can intrepidly project our hopes and dreams on to our favorite sports team. Of course, this is also the time that every single reader is essentially swimming in quick thoughts blogs and individual predictions that can feel suffocating with the amount of hot takes, trying to grab a hold on some semblance of knowledge.
They haven’t really gotten any better, but they have gotten considerably younger with some additions of Andreas Johnsson and Janne Kuokkanen on the wings.
Even with Hall, Eichel, and the forever underrated Sam Reinhart at the top of their lines, they still boast some of the worst forward depth in the entire league.
The Penguins got worse this off-season, but are still home to some of the league’s best talents so I guess they might be good enough.
But unfortunately they still have one of the best top-six forward groups in the NHL and an admirable group of some defensemen.
They haven’t really gotten any better, but they have gotten considerably younger with some additions of Andreas Johnsson and Janne Kuokkanen on the wings.
Even with Hall, Eichel, and the forever underrated Sam Reinhart at the top of their lines, they still boast some of the worst forward depth in the entire league.
The Penguins got worse this off-season, but are still home to some of the league’s best talents so I guess they might be good enough.
But unfortunately they still have one of the best top-six forward groups in the NHL and an admirable group of some defensemen.