Bailey’s Daily: A Flyers Reunion; Flames Call Off Markstrom Trade

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

Flyers News

• Monday’s Philadelphia Flyers game was a doozy; we’ve got you covered with our takeaways from the low-event shootout loss to the St. Louis Blues.
• According to a report, the Toronto Maple Leafs won’t put Martin Jones on waivers because of the Flyers; would a reunion be in the cards if he hit waivers?
• Believe it or not, former Flyers enforcer Donald Brashear is still fighting people and playing hockey at the ripe age of 52.
• Despite the Flyers being left with no other choice, Felix Sandstrom is ready to seize the backup goalie job: “I want to be that guy,”.
• ICYMI: The Flyers officially signed London Knights forward Denver Barkey to his entry-level contract; here’s what it means.

NHL News from National Hockey Now

• The Calgary Flames reportedly rejected a Jacob Markstrom trade that would have sent the goalie to New Jersey – the call didn’t come from management.
• They finally did it, huh? On Monday evening, the New Jersey Devils fired head coach Lindy Ruff and named Travis Green the interim head coach.
• A bad season gets even worse for the Pittsburgh Penguins; former winger Alex Nylander, brother of William, is blowing the roof off with the Columbus Blue Jackets.
• Don’t look now, but the Colorado Avalanche are finally getting backup goaltending; Justus Annunen just posted shutouts in two consecutive games after his win on Monday.
• According to a report, the San Jose Sharks are unlikely to get much for any of their available players at the 2024 NHL trade deadline due to a lack of interest around the league.

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