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Ashton Gate 'Sporting Quarter' and new housing set to get go-ahead

Planners decide next week, but the Mayor of Bristol has given his backing

Bristol Post

Flyers' Carter Hart ‘fully cooperating’ with NHL investigation into sexual assault allegation involving Canada’s 2018 World Juniors team

PHILADELPHIA — As NHL training camps get underway this week, the greater hockey community is still searching for answers in the midst of multiple ongoing investigations into Hockey Canada’s handling of a sexual assault allegation involving members of their 2018 World Juniors team.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

What will it take for Blackhawks to be NHL’s worst team?

Finishing 32nd in the 2022-23 NHL standings would guarantee the rebuilding Hawks a top-three draft pick. But the Hawks aren’t the only team with that idea entering this season.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Petr Mrazek brings to Blackhawks a history of excelling when doubted

Expectations are very low for Mrazek as the tanking Hawks’ new starting goalie, but his 2018 success story with the Hurricanes might be repeatable.

Chicago Sun-Times

Tommy Wilson reflects on his Rangers exit, life in Philadelphia and striving for success Stateside

TOMMY WILSON left a club that was a Scottish institution for an American organisation that was still in its infancy.

The National (Scotland)

Mike Sielski: The 2022-23 Flyers will be 'hard to play against' under John Tortorella. And harder to watch.

PHILADELPHIA — Ten years ago, John Tortorella was the head coach of the second-best team in the National Hockey League. That setup doesn't sound like one that naturally segues to a discussion of the Flyers, who are poised to be no better than the second-worst team in the National Hockey…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

SI:AM | The NHL’s Top Free Agent Target Found an Unexpected Home

Everyone expected Johnny Gaudreau to sign close to home. But in the end, the money won out.

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Reports: Johnny Gaudreau signs massive deal with Blue Jackets

PHILADELPHIA — Johnny Hockey’s not coming home.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mike Sielski: Johnny Gaudreau is great. Can he save the Flyers? He’s not that great.

PHILADELPHIA — Here’s what it would take for the Flyers to sign Johnny Gaudreau.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Flyers to buy out Oskar Lindblom, open up $3.33 million in cap space

PHILADELPHIA — In advance of the 5 p.m. buyout deadline on Tuesday, the Flyers placed winger Oskar Lindblom on waivers for the purpose of buying out the remainder of his contract.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mike Sielski: Wrong guy. Wrong time. Wrong reasons. Flyers’ trade for Tony DeAngelo is a mistake in every way.

PHILADELPHIA — The Flyers acquired defenseman Tony DeAngelo on Friday from the Carolina Hurricanes, and it was the wrong kind of move for the wrong kind of player for all the wrong reasons.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Why Philadelphia doesn’t have a major pro women’s sports team, and how that could change

PHILADELPHIA — Between Sunday’s WNBA All-Star Game, the U.S. women’s soccer team’s ongoing World Cup and Olympics qualification tournament, and the 50th anniversary of Title IX, women’s sports have been in a big spotlight this summer.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Flyers acquire defenseman Tony DeAngelo from Hurricanes for draft picks

MONTRÉAL — In an effort to turn around the Flyers’ fortunes on the blue line, Flyers general manager Chuck Fletcher got to work early on the second day of the draft through the trade market.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

The Flyers’ unnecessary trade for noted bigot Tony DeAngelo is a cowardly, disappointing move

The Flyers have completely lost the plot with their trade for terrible human Tony DeAngelo.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

Flyers select U.S. NTDP center Cutter Gauthier with the No. 5 overall pick in NHL draft

MONTRÉAL — After a historically bad season, the Philadelphia Flyers earned a top-five draft pick. On Thursday, they used it to bring in a young talent, selecting power forward Cutter Gauthier with the fifth overall pick.

Benzinga

NHL Prospect Detained In Russia For Evading Military, Flyers Are 'Investigating'

Finnish-born Russian goalie Ivan Fedotov was detained in Russia after reports of the National Hockey League prospect wanting to head to the U.S. to play in the next season.

Chicago Sun-Times

Blackhawks still trying to trade into 1st round as NHL draft nears

Ahead of the draft Thursday, general manager Kyle Davidson said there has been “lots of talk,” but negotiations have been “distilled down to a few teams the last little while.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Even if Blackhawks trade rights to Dylan Strome, Dominik Kubalik, they won’t get much back

The Hawks would like to get something during draft week in exchange for the two forwards, to whom they aren’t expected to give qualifying offers, but they don’t have much leverage.

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Report: Flyers goaltender Ivan Fedotov detained in Russia on grounds of being ‘an army evader’

PHILADELPHIA — Flyers goaltender Ivan Fedotov has been detained in Saint Petersburg, Russia, for an alleged evasion of military service, according to a report from Russian news outlet Fontanka.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | NBA Free Agency: 5 KD Trades, Brunson’s New Team and More

Here’s everything you may have missed during a wild day of NBA news.

Birmingham Post

Bristol Bears sponsor Xledger signs new deal with Bristol Sport

It will see the software firm’s branding appear on shirts worn by the rugby side and basketball club Bristol Flyers

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Clan to face Fife Flyers in opener as Malcolm Cameron welcomes 'huge' start to new campaign

The Clan - sponsored by Aspray Glasgow West - will begin the new campaign in a return to Challenge Cup action on Friday 9th September with the face off at 7.30pm.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mike Sielski: The Colorado Avalanche are Stanley Cup champs. Here’s what the Flyers can learn from them.

Whenever an NHL team wins the Stanley Cup, as the Colorado Avalanche did Sunday night with a 2-1 victory over the Lightning in the Final’s sixth game, the scene and its aftermath are awash in tradition, nostalgia, and cliché.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Marcus Hayes: John Tortorella shovels lots of, er, fertilizer as he’s introduced as Flyers coach

PHILADELPHIA — John Tortorella sat with his back to a piano, bushes waving in the wind outside large windows on a sunny day on his farm in Westchester County, N.Y. His salt-and-pepper goatee trimmed, his long hair perfect, his glasses an eloquent accessory to his presentation, he might have been…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

John Tortorella acknowledges ‘there’s some work to do’ but is excited for long-awaited ‘opportunity’ with the Flyers

PHILADELPHIA — In 2004, new Flyers coach John Tortorella passed through Philadelphia as the coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning in the Eastern Conference final. At the time, he was in just his fifth season as an NHL head coach.

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