Bailey’s Daily: Flyers in Trouble, Tortorella Ejection, Penguins Angry

In Sunday’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

• If you missed Saturday’s Philadelphia Flyers game, consider yourself lucky! After scoring four goals in 10 minutes in the first period, the Tampa Bay Lightning escaped with a 7-0 win.
• After the last of those four goals, Flyers head coach John Tortorella was ejected after launching an expletive-laden tirade at Wes McCauley and the refereeing crew on Saturday night.
• Saturday was the first day of the NHL trade deadline aftermath; we recapped all the biggest moves in Saturday morning’s Bailey’s Daily.
• In one of the most underrated moves of the deadline, the Flyers added an “interesting” winger in Denis Gurianov, who made his Flyers debut on Saturday night.
• Longtime NHL veteran Erik Johnson also made his debut Saturday, having been pressed into action with Egor Zamula under the weather.

NHL News from National Hockey Now

• The Colorado Avalanche are about to get some additional reinforcements in the form of KHL prospect Nikolai Kovalenko, if he’s healthy enough to play.
• After the trade deadline was over, the Pittsburgh Penguins were unhappy with general manager Kyle Dubas selling Jake Guentzel and other players.
• Having acquired two new goaltenders at the deadline, the New Jersey Devils had four (now three) options in the net. What’s next, both now and in the future?
• The San Jose Sharks shipped Tomas Hertl off to the Vegas Golden Knights at the deadline; an emotional Logan Couture, who won’t play again this season, talked about it.
• A Florida Panthers lifer, defenseman Aaron Ekblad passed Jonathan Huberdeau for the second-most games played in Panthers history on Saturday.

For more Flyers news and up-to-date coverage, visit Philly Hockey Now and like our Facebook page.
Follow us on 𝕏:
@PhillyHockeyNow,
@ByJonBailey,
@BroadStBull