Bailey’s Daily: Flyers News, Juraj Slafkovsky, Noah Hanifin Trade?

In Thursday’s edition of Bailey’s Daily, we’ll be talking the latest Philadelphia Flyers news, stories, highlights, and more from the last day.

Flyers News

• Ilya Bryzgalov’s time with the Philadelphia Flyers ended on a sour note, but his son, Vladislav Bryzgalov, is eligible for the 2024 NHL Draft and has been ranked as the No. 31 North American goalie by NHL Central Scouting.
• The Flyers impressively defeated the Florida Panthers on Tuesday night, which prompted head coach John Tortorella to compliment his squad in classic, explicit Tortorella fashion.
• If you missed what happened in the Flyers game on Tuesday night, we’ve got you covered with our game story and three takeaways.
• The Flyers are getting cap relief on Carter Hart‘s salary, but how will they use it? Or rather, how won’t they use it?
• Speaking of Carter Hart, what’s next for him? A defense attorney joined TSN to discuss the next steps in the legal process, as well as a potential timeline for an initial trial.

NHL News from National Hockey Now

• After a blatant and illegal headshot against the Pittsburgh Penguins‘ Noah Acciari, Winnipeg Jets defenseman Brenden Dillon has been suspended for three games.
• Montreal Canadiens fans will be happy to hear that Juraj Slafkovsky is finally starting to make consistent, significant strides in his development.
• It would appear that a conclusion to the Noah Hanifin saga is finally drawing near, whether it’s with the Calgary Flames or another NHL team.
• Boston Bruins rookie standout Matt Poitras is done for the year; he’ll be out for an estimated five months following a right shoulder surgery.
• It’s official: Connor Bedard and the Chicago Blackhawks will be hosting the 2025 Winter Classic, set to take place at Chicago’s own Wrigley Field.

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