Phillies Smack Paul Skenes For Second Time This Season in Win Over Pirates 
76ers Among Teams Expressing Interest in LeBron James 
76ers Pull Off Blockbuster Trade, Acquire Jaylen Brown From Celtics For Paul George, Draft Picks 
Flyers Address Fourth-Line Center Need with Noel Acciari, Reportedly Interested in Claude Giroux 
Flyers extend Tyson Forester with an eight-year contract 
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Phillies Smack Paul Skenes For Second Time This Season in Win Over Pirates
Do the Phillies have Paul Skenes’ number? 2026 has not been a great year for Paul Skenes in Pittsburgh, as the third-year right-hander has gotten off to a rough first half. In 17 starts, Skenes has posted a 3.10 ERA with a 6-7 record and hasn’t recorded a win in his last eight starts. Now,…
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76ers Among Teams Expressing Interest in LeBron James
After the Philadelphia 76ers acquired Boston Celtics’ superstar Jaylen Brown in a blockbuster trade Wednesday evening, they’re still looking to acquire one of the greatest players in NBA history. According to Tony Jones of The Athletic, the Sixers are among the teams expressing interest in free agent LeBron James. James, who played for the Los…
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76ers Pull Off Blockbuster Trade, Acquire Jaylen Brown From Celtics For Paul George, Draft Picks
Jaylen Brown is a Philadelphia 76er. What just happened? According to ESPN Senior NBA Insider Shams Charania, the Philadelphia 76ers have traded Paul George, two-first round picks, and two second-round picks in exchange for Jaylen Brown. The picks will be a 2028 first-round pick that could convert from a first to a swap that is…
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Flyers Address Fourth-Line Center Need with Noel Acciari, Reportedly Interested in Claude Giroux
The Flyers filled a dire fourth-line center need on the first day of free agency, signing Noel Acciari to a two-year contract worth $2.8 million annually through 2027-28. Acciari, 34, spent the last three seasons with the Pittsburgh Penguins, with his best offensive output being 13 goals, a career-high 12 assists, and a +14 rating…
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Flyers extend Tyson Forester with an eight-year contract
The Flyers are locking up one of their rising young wingers. Tyson Forester is signing an eight-year extension worth $56 million with around a $7 million average annual value. “We’re excited to have Tyson be a key part of our long-term future,” said General Manager Daniel Briere in a press release. “He has established himself as…
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Flyers Officially Announce Five-Year Extension to Dan Vladar
Going into the 2025-26 season, one of the biggest questions surrounding the Philadelphia Flyers was whether they had finally solved their long-standing issue in goal. Daniel Briere believed he had found the answer when he acquired Daniel Vladar, a talented goaltender who had shown flashes throughout his career but had never truly been given the…
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76ers Agree to Four-Year, $39 Million Deal with Forward Dean Wade
NBA free agency is here, and Mike Gansey has his and the Philadelphia 76ers’ first signing of the offseason. According to ESPN senior NBA Insider Shams Charania, the 76ers have signed forward Dean Wade to a four-year, $39 million contract, with the fourth year of the deal being a partial guarantee. The 76ers are signing…
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Opinion: With confidence, a Ben Simmons return would be positive for the 76ers
Just five years ago, Ben Simmons found himself as “Enemy No. 1” in the city of Philadelphia after his infamous pass in the final minutes of the 2021 Eastern Conference Semifinals. I would be lying if I said I was not one of the most anti-Simmons fans during this era. Up to that moment, Simmons…
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Nightmare Two Innings From Aaron Nola Leads To Phillies Series-Opening Loss To Pirates
Aaron Nola disappoints again. It’s the final matchup against the cross-state rivals, and the final home series before the All-Star break for the Philadelphia Phillies, who came into the series off a 5-2 road trip and a 9-4 record over their 13 games in a row against all division opponents. In their first game against…
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Flyers 2026 Draft Grades
The 2026 NHL Draft is in the books. The Flyers entered Buffalo with four picks and left with six after trading one away, a direct result of Daniel Briere being traded down in the first round to add ammunition. The Flyers draft class is heavy on defensemen and loaded at the goalie position, with one…
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Pennsylvania Battle: Pirates vs. Phillies, June 29-July 2
The Phillies begin a short four-game homestand against their cross-state rivals, the Pittsburgh Pirates, for the final time this season. The Phillies won’t return home until after the All-Star Break after this series. The Phillies are coming off a road trip in which they went 5-2 and have won three straight series. They’ll look to…
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Schwarber’s 30th Homer Leads Phillies Past Mets, Fastest to 30 in Franchise History
Kyle Schwarber became the first player in baseball to hit 30 home runs this season, and his two-run shot in the seventh gave the Phillies a 5-4 win over the Mets to take the series. The Phillies came in looking to take another series from the New York Mets, and they’d have a bullpen game…
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From a fan to a draftee, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime homecoming for Brek Liske: ‘I’ve just always been a Flyers fan’
There’s something fitting about a kid growing up watching the Flyers now wearing their crest. The Flyers really like selecting players who are lifelong fans of the team. Porter Martone is a familiar name, and now Brek Liske is added to that list. The 18-year-old was selected by Philadelphia in the second round on Saturday…
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Flyers Close Out 2026 Draft by Selecting KJ Sauer, Max Laatikainen
To end out the 2026 NHL Draft, the Flyers acquired a pair of youngsters. The Flyers grabbed center Kent “KJ” Sauer with the 136th pick Saturday, a 6’3″, 202-pound power forward from Andover High School in Minnesota who spent most of this season on the shelf. Sauer played just 20 games between Andover and a…
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Comeback Streak Ends as Mets Take Down Phillies to Even Weekend Series
The comeback streak for the Phillies came to an end Saturday evening, as the offense failed to show up. After taking the opening matchup against the Mets at Citi Field, the Phillies blew a lead and failed to come back from a four-run deficit in game two of the series, losing to New York 6-2,…
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Flyers select Marek Sklenicka with 120th pick in 4th round
After not making a pick in the third round of the NHL Draft, the Flyers select their second goaltender of the draft. They selected Marek Sklenicka, another Czech-born goaltender, who spent the 2025-26 season with the Seattle Thunderbirds of the WHL. He was ranked 6th among goalies playing in North America by NHL Central Scouting.…
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Daniel Briere Gets His Guy and Adds Picks: ‘It was Worth the Chance’
Daniel Briere knew who he wanted. He also knew he did not have to use pick No. 21 to get him. When the Flyers’ three-minute clock ran out in Round 1 without a selection, they were not stuck in an indecisive spot. They were dealing. Briere sent No. 21 to San Jose, got back picks…
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Flyers select another defenseman, goaltender in second round of NHL Draft
The Flyers made two selections in the second round, adding another defenseman and more depth to their goaltending. They select defenseman Brek Liske 53rd overall. Their first two selections have been defensemen, after trading back in the first round on Friday night. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound 18-year-old Liske played in 52 games for the Everett Silvertips…
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Wheeler Shoves In Start, Offense Gets Clutch Knocks; Phillies Take Series Opener In Queens 2-1
The Phillies headed up north to New York after their third consecutive ninth inning comeback victory over the Washington Nationals. It was a historic series the Phillies were coming off of as those three comeback victories made MLB history, becoming the first team in history to hit a go-ahead home run in the ninth inning…
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Flyers Trade Back To Select Maksim Sokolovskii With the 27th Pick
After trading down whilst being on the clock at number 21, the Flyers made their first-round selection six picks later. That selection would be Maksim Sokolovskii. The 17-year-old left-shooting defenseman stands at a whopping 6-foot-7 and 238 pounds; he was the second-tallest player in the OHL. With the future of Rasmus Ristolainen in jeopardy, the…
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