Aleksei Kolosov couldn't save the Flyers from their up-and-down play. John Tortorella's club wasn't sharp or connected at all and had to play far too much defense in a 4-3 loss Sunday night to the Canadiens at the Wells Fargo Center.

Aleksei Kolosov became the first Belarusian-born goalie in NHL history Sunday night when he started for the Philadelphia Flyers against the Montreal Canadiens. The 22-year-old Kolosov was recalled by the Flyers on Saturday night and immediately was inserted into the lineup against Montreal.

It’s been an abysmal start to the season for John Tortorella’s Philadelphia Flyers in 2024-25 — but the veteran head coach’s job is safe for now, according to Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli. “He isn’t going anywhere,

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It looks like Alexei Kolosov might get his shot as the Flyers called up the goaltending prospect Saturday night.

Matvei Michkov finally arrived on Tuesday night in Edmonton, scoring the first two goals of his National Hockey League career against the Oilers — both on the powerplay in the first period. And although the Philadelphia Flyers ended up losing the game after blowing two leads,

The question at the end of many of The Lone Ranger episodes as he rode off into the distance was: “Who was that masked man?” For the Flyers, the question is more like: “Who is that masked man?” Why? As coach John Tortorella said on Friday,

The Philadelphia Flyers announced that rookie goaltender Aleksei Kolosov will make his NHL debut Sunday night against the Montreal Canadiens.

The Philadelphia Flyers were able to halt their losing skid on Saturday afternoon, defeating the Minnesota Wild 7-5 at Wells Fargo Center thanks to a hat trick from captain Sean Couturier, who also picked up the 500th point of his NHL career.