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Flyers Unveil 2026 Development Camp Lineup and Schedule
sports12 days ago

Flyers Unveil 2026 Development Camp Lineup and Schedule

The Philadelphia Flyers announced a 41-player roster for the 2026 Development Camp, set for June 29–July 3 at the Flyers Training Center in Voorhees, NJ. Players will be split into three on-ice groups and two teams (Team Briere and Team Jones), with a July 2 scrimmage and a July 3 three-on-three tournament. All on-ice sessions are free and open to the public, and six draftees from the 2026 NHL Draft will attend, including Maksim Sokolovskii (27th overall). An autograph session at The Franklin Institute is planned for July 1, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. with fans encouraged to arrive early for activations.

Flyers gamble on a towering stay-at-home blueliner with Sokolovskii at 27
sports13 days ago

Flyers gamble on a towering stay-at-home blueliner with Sokolovskii at 27

The Philadelphia Flyers traded down from 21 to 27 to draft London Knights defenseman Maksim Sokolovskii, a 6'7" blueliner whose size and skating draw praise despite modest offensive numbers (two goals, eight points in 44 regular-season games; zero in five playoff games). Scouts from Elite Prospects, Daily Faceoff, and McKeen’s Hockey see him as a high-ceiling shutdown defender with top-four potential, while noting gaps in offensive instincts, pace, and two-way consistency.

Flyers bet big on a 6'7" project in Maksim Sokolovskii
sports13 days ago

Flyers bet big on a 6'7" project in Maksim Sokolovskii

Philadelphia used the 27th overall pick to draft 6'7", 240-pound defenseman Maksim Sokolovskii, trading down to add assets. GM Danny Briere says the left-shot blueliner has elite size, a natural mean streak, and significant development room; his offensive numbers aren’t premium, but his skating and puck handling have progressed and he should grow with more time in London before challenging for an NHL role. The Flyers won’t rush him this season, aim to develop him into a potential top-four defenseman, and remain open to additional defense or goalie targets later in the draft while relying on a young core already in place.