Bailey’s Daily: Flyers on Kolosov Watch; Rempe Suspended by NHL

In Wednesday’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

• Tuesday night’s Philadelphia Flyers game against the San Jose Sharks was most certainly not pretty, but the Orange and Black managed to get it done still; here’s how they did it.
• Earlier on Tuesday afternoon, Flyers goalie prospect Alexei Kolosov and his Dinamo Minsk were eliminated from the KHL playoffs. What’s next on the itinerary for the Belarusian?
• On Monday, reports emerged that Ryan Johansen, acquired in the Sean Walker trade, was willing to reconcile with the Flyers and play for the team. But, there’s one thing that’s holding all of that up.
• The Flyers are always looking to stockpile talent and upgrade their team in different ways; how about Marcus Sylvegard, a former teammate of Sam Ersson’s from back in the day?
• For PhHN+ subscribers: We did a deep dive on new Flyers winger Denis Gurianov; here’s why he could be the key to the team’s success down the stretch.

NHL News from National Hockey Now

• New York Rangers rookie Matt Rempe was suspended four games for an illegal elbow to the head against New Jersey Devils defenseman Jonas Siegenthaler.
• For PHN+ (and PhHN+!) subscribers only: the Pittsburgh Penguins are bad, and maybe the most dysfunctional they’ve been since Sidney Crosby first took the NHL by storm. Is this the toughest test of Sid’s career?
• Calgary Flames (not anymore) prospect Topi Ronni has been given a one-year suspended sentence for rape by the Helsinki district court on Tuesday.
• The Detroit Red Wings have stumbled to a six-game losing streak and are quickly drifting out of the playoff picture; is the postseason dream dead for the Winged Wheel?
• Chicago Blackhawks starlet Connor Bedard reached the 20-goal mark for the first time in his young career, but he also tied a Blackhawks franchise record by doing so.

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