Pod Street Bullies | A Flyers Podcast

The guys break down the lack of scoring, the defunct powerplay, and the overall ugly week that was Flyers hockey these past 7 days. They also discuss what to expect next week when the Flyers take on the Flames, Lightning, and Bruins. 

Sha-la-la-la-la-la yeah! The guys recap the three games from this past week while praising Martin Jones for his performance thus far in the 2021/22 season. They also talk about Ristolainen's stellar game against Washington, splitting the goaltending load moving forward, and preview this coming week's matchups against Toronto, Carolina, and Dallas. 

Derrik and Matt Casey are joined by Dave Morris from Five Minute Major and Jack Smith from High & Wide to break down last week's action, discuss the major storylines thus far, and look forward to a busy week of metro showdowns.

The guys give their talking points from this past week's action against Seattle, Boston, and Florida. They discuss Travis Sanheim and his less-than-stellar play, along with Nicolas Aube-Kubel and whether or not it's time to cut bait with the 25 year-old. John then dives into point production in prospects and explains why there's so much more to prospects than the points they put up.

The guys do what they do best, besides mocking those who take themselves too seriously. They dish on the season opener against the Vancouver Canucks and the latest part of the Morgan Frost saga. 

The guys give their take on the Morgan Frost demotion, the depth on defense, their overall takes from training camp, and the Robin Lehner saga that really ended up being a bunch of smoke. 

The guys discuss the good and bad from the preseason games thus far, then get serious. They talk about the Robin Lehner tweets from Saturday night and the impact they could have moving forward for the Flyers and the NHL as a whole. 

The guys go deeper on their discussion from last week on the injuries to Kevin Hayes, Wade Allison, and Samuel Morin. They also talk about what they're expecting from a few key players during training camp. All this, capped off with Hoagie's Dad Joke of the Week!

The guys discuss the unfortunate injuries of Samuel Morin and Wade Allison, then give their predictions on leading scorers, PIM's, and most improved, most pressure, all that good stuff. Be sure to listen, rate, review, and follow the guys on Twitter! Oh yea, subscribe too!

The guys break down which players on the Flyers could end up representing their respective countries for the upcoming Winter Olympics. They also get into which prospects could push for an NHL roster spot this upcoming season, and which of the six potential Flyers Hall-of-Fame nominees get in.

The guys get into the Joel Farabee extension and dish on whether the deal was too soon or not. They then take a deep dive into Chuck Fletcher's offseason and why the pressure has been shifted from the players to the coaching staff, specifically Alain Vigneault. 

The guys dissect the new Sean Couturier extension and give their opinions on his new deal. They also break down any and every training camp battle that is about to ensue. 

The guys have a lot to break down this week. We're talking Sanheim's deal, Derick Brassard joining the Flyers, and what each defensive acquisition brings to the table for the Flyers. 

Interesting tweets call for interesting discussion. The guys dissect Robin Lehner's tweet in response to a question regarding newly-signed goaltender Carter Hart and discuss the mental aspect of hockey on top of it all. 

The guys go off the rails from the get-go, reel it in a little, then get off the rails again. They talk whether Chuck Fletcher has done enough to get the Flyers back to the playoffs, then discuss the biggest question mark concerning the Flyers roster entering the 2021/22 season. 

The guys discuss Chuck's free agency signings, Sanheim heading to arbitration, a farewell to longtime Phantoms goaltender Alex Lyon, and what Jack Eichel's agent statement means for Rasmus Ristolainen and his time with the Flyers. 

The guys discuss and dissect each deal that went down this week, including Ghostisbehere to ARZ, Rasmus Ristolainen to the Flyers, and Jakub Voracek for Cam Atkinson. They also touch on what Sanheim and Hart's contracts could look like and whether a 3/4C or backup goalie is more important. 

The guys have a lot to discuss, starting with the Flyers deal for Ryan Ellis. After Matt Casey's eulogy for Nolan Patrick, they tackle the expansion draft, who Seattle could take, and what to make of the Tarasenko rumors swirling around Flyers Twitter.

What better topic to discuss than defense? With the latest Seth Jones news, John and the Matt's discuss the Jones news, and what the Flyers are set to do from here on out. 

The guys dissect the Seth Jones trade rumor and what the Flyers could ship out for the blueliner. They touch on Adam Larsson, what's going on with contract talks, and his fit in the Flyers defensive core. Finally, they discuss whether the Flyers should sweeten the pot in order to make sure Seattle takes Jake Voracek.

The guys take on the task of discussing Dave Hakstol's hiring in Seattle. They cap it all off by dishing on some pet peeves they have with different topics ranging from Carter Hart to the almighty Cam York/Cole Caufield debate. 

Believe it or not, John decided to take some time from his hectic move to join Derrik and Matt Casey to discuss the Jack Eichel trade rumors and what the Flyers have to offer in return for the Buffalo center. Spoiler alert, Matt Casey drops an F-bomb. 

Derrik & the Matt's dish on the latest with Felix Sandstrom and his situation while delving into the negativity surrounding Nolan Patrick and why the fanbase has turned on him so quickly. 

Hoagie joins Derrik as they discuss all things Flyers goalies. They dish on Samuel Ersson's signing, Alex Lyon's place with the Flyers organization, What to expect from Carter Hart, whether or not Brian Elliott should be back, and who could potentially replace him. 

The guys continue looking forward, this week talking about the blue line. Derrik and the Matt's discuss who's a part of the Flyers defensive core moving forward, who they should target, and how they should go about acquiring some help on the back-end.