and Lions
- 2Real

and Shelley as the guest referee

CSNPHILLY.COM: Tim Panaccio reports the Flyers might look to add a defenseman at the trade deadline.

PHILLY.COM: Frank Seravalli suggests it might be better for the Flyers to become sellers, rather than buyers, at the trade market, believing there’s nothing currently available in the trade market which could significantly improve the club.

Cage fight?
- Deasr1

Sellers? Who do the Flyers have to sell? Matt Carle?

Sellers? Who do the Flyers have to sell? Matt Carle?
- Dkos

- keatondixon

and Shelley as the guest referee
- Flyers4Life88

nah cote is the guest referee

Sellers? Who do the Flyers have to sell? Matt Carle?
- Dkos

yea cause he wont' be back next season

nah cote is the guest referee
- 2Real

nu uh shelley is!

Well gents, I'm off like a prom dress. I'll catch you later. 2real, stay strong

- Deasr1

I'm not joking. Isn't it usually the UFAs that teams are looking to move near the deadline?

edit: Jagr is UFA next year too

Sellers? Who do the Flyers have to sell? Matt Carle?
- Dkos

Considering they moved Ritchie and Carter last year i guess anything is possible.

nu uh shelley is!
- Flyers4Life88

cote would kick shelley's ass

Well gents, I'm off like a prom dress. I'll catch you later. 2real, stay strong
- Deasr1

stay cold bro

I'm not joking. Isn't it usually the UFAs that teams are looking to move near the deadline?

edit: Jagr is UFA next year too
- Dkos

LeBrun: The Rangers, Kings and Philadelphia Flyers would make sense to me, although the math would be really tight in New York given the money already tied up in Brad Richards, Marian Gaborik and Henrik Lundqvist. But no doubt Nash represents just what the Blueshirts need. And there are always ways to get creative cap-wise. The Rangers have some young pieces (led by Chris Kreider) that might entice the Jackets. Howson, after all, took in the Rangers-Flyers game over the weekend.

Which brings me to the Flyers, whom I believe also have interest in Nash and certainly have the young pieces to get involved (Brayden Schenn, James Van Riemsdyk or Sean Couturier, etc). Can you imagine Rick Nash on a line with Claude Giroux?

LeBrun: The Rangers, Kings and Philadelphia Flyers would make sense to me, although the math would be really tight in New York given the money already tied up in Brad Richards, Marian Gaborik and Henrik Lundqvist. But no doubt Nash represents just what the Blueshirts need. And there are always ways to get creative cap-wise. The Rangers have some young pieces (led by Chris Kreider) that might entice the Jackets. Howson, after all, took in the Rangers-Flyers game over the weekend.

Which brings me to the Flyers, whom I believe also have interest in Nash and certainly have the young pieces to get involved (Brayden Schenn, James Van Riemsdyk or Sean Couturier, etc). Can you imagine Rick Nash on a line with Claude Giroux?
- Flyers4Life88

we should invite lebrun to the forum he'd love it

LeBrun: The Rangers, Kings and Philadelphia Flyers would make sense to me, although the math would be really tight in New York given the money already tied up in Brad Richards, Marian Gaborik and Henrik Lundqvist. But no doubt Nash represents just what the Blueshirts need. And there are always ways to get creative cap-wise. The Rangers have some young pieces (led by Chris Kreider) that might entice the Jackets. Howson, after all, took in the Rangers-Flyers game over the weekend.

Which brings me to the Flyers, whom I believe also have interest in Nash and certainly have the young pieces to get involved (Brayden Schenn, James Van Riemsdyk or Sean Couturier, etc). Can you imagine Rick Nash on a line with Claude Giroux?
- Flyers4Life88

Imminent mayhem

Imminent mayhem
- 2Real

i have interest in the great one lacin em up one more time for one last cup run. #99

Considering they moved Ritchie and Carter last year i guess anything is possible.
- JoeRussomanno

I'm just trying to make sense of what Seravalli said....that the Flyers should be sellers not buyers at the trade deadline. Tradiitonally a team is a "seller" when they are out of the playoff race and they have players who will be free agents and will be looking for too much money. I don't think the Flyers are in that position. I don't think they are in the position to be buyers either.

i have interest in the great one lacin em up one more time for one last cup run. #99
- Flyers4Life88

#88 dork

#88 dork
- 2Real

his brain is a bowl of my grandmas famous baked ziti

LeBrun: The Rangers, Kings and Philadelphia Flyers would make sense to me, although the math would be really tight in New York given the money already tied up in Brad Richards, Marian Gaborik and Henrik Lundqvist. But no doubt Nash represents just what the Blueshirts need. And there are always ways to get creative cap-wise. The Rangers have some young pieces (led by Chris Kreider) that might entice the Jackets. Howson, after all, took in the Rangers-Flyers game over the weekend.

Which brings me to the Flyers, whom I believe also have interest in Nash and certainly have the young pieces to get involved (Brayden Schenn, James Van Riemsdyk or Sean Couturier, etc). Can you imagine Rick Nash on a line with Claude Giroux?
- Flyers4Life88

Okay so who's picking Nash up at the airport?

I'm just trying to make sense of what Seravalli said....that the Flyers should be sellers not buyers at the trade deadline. Tradiditonall a team is a "seller" when they are out of the playoff race and they have players who will be free agents and will be looking for big too much money. I don't think the Flyers are in that position. I don't think they are in the position to be buyers either.
- Dkos

What Seravalli Seravalli said makes as much sense as ice cube delivery to antartica.

Okay so who's picking Nash up at the airport?
- keatondixon

shotgun!

Have the Flyers traded Dave Babych's left foot for Nash yet?

his brain is a bowl of my grandmas famous baked ziti
- Flyers4Life88

better watch it or it will be smashed ziti

shotgun!
- Flyers4Life88

lets take carle's car!