Isaiah and Chef are joined by Russ Cohen (Sportsology.com, Locked On Podcasts) and Shane Malloy (SiriusXM NHL Radio, HockeyProspectRadio.com) for an in-depth preview of the upcoming NHL Draft and the Philadelphia Flyers’ draft strategy.

After evaluating the consensus top prospects expected to come off the board in the first 20 selections, the panel shifts its focus to the players who could be available when the Flyers make their picks at No. 21 and No. 53. The discussion also explores potential draft-day trade scenarios, later-round sleepers, and the state of the Flyers’ prospect pipeline beyond Porter Martone. (Update: We also discuss the Flyers acquisition of goaltender Joseph Woll from the Toronto Maple Leafs!).

Whether you’re preparing for draft weekend or looking to learn more about the next wave of NHL talent, this episode is packed with analysis, insight, and spirited debate that Flyers fans won’t want to miss.

We’re joined by Anthony DiMarco of DailyFaceoff.com to break down the latest Flyers rumors, pending player signings, offseason strategy, and the team’s approach to the upcoming NHL Draft. The panel also shares its thoughts on the Stanley Cup Final, with the Carolina Hurricanes and Vegas Golden Knights locked in a tightly contested series.

This time of year is known as “Silly Season” for a reason. The discussion separates legitimate reports from speculation, examines which rumors have real traction, and explores which narratives may be driven by agents, teams, or the rumor mill itself.

The panel also tackles one of the biggest questions facing the Flyers this summer: should fans expect a bold move, or is Daniel Brière committed to a more patient, incremental approach? With expectations growing after the team’s surprising season, the gap between what fans want and what management is likely to do could become one of the defining storylines of the offseason.

saiah and Chef are back with a special edition of the O&B Puckcast featuring former Flyers defenseman Behn Wilson, who joins the show to discuss his playing career and his new book, “Gloves Off.”

One of the most feared fighters of the late 1970’s and early 1980s, Wilson reflects on his journey to the NHL, his years in Philadelphia, and the physical style of hockey that defined his era. He also shares memorable stories from the locker room, life on the road, and some of the larger-than-life personalities he encountered throughout his career.

The conversation also explores the inspiration behind “Gloves Off,” offering listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the stories, experiences, and lessons that shaped both the book and Wilson’s life in hockey. Packed with humor, insight, and plenty of unforgettable anecdotes, this is an episode Flyers fans and hockey history buffs won’t want to miss.

Isiiah, Chef, and Dan return to kick off Season 10 of the O&B Puckcast, joined by Anthony Donati, aka The Prospect Don (@TheProspectDon on X and YouTube). The panel takes an early look at the 2026 NHL Draft, discussing the top prospects and potential candidates who could be available when the Flyers make their selection at 21st overall.

The conversation also covers the progress of several of the Flyers’ top young players, offseason expectations, Power Play Quarterback options, Stanley Cup Final predictions and more!!!

Don’t miss this jam-packed episode as O&B begins its 10th season.

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Isaiah, Chef, and Dan return for Episode 300 of the O&B Puckcast, joined by Russ Cohen (sportsology.com, lockedonpodcasts.com) to break down the Flyers’ four-game sweep at the hands of the Carolina Hurricanes.

The panel analyzes key playoff trends, evaluates the roster and the team’s offseason needs, and reviews the Flyers’ end-of-season press availabilities, including injury updates, player evaluations, and organizational goals moving forward.

Topics discussed include the team’s goaltending, Sean Couturier’s evolving role, Owen Tippett’s importance and injury status, the Flyers’ anemic power play, and the challenge of re-establishing hockey as a major force in Philadelphia sports. The conversation also includes an in-depth discussion

Isaiah, Chef, and Dan are joined by Jason Myrtetus as the Philadelphia Flyers fall behind 2–0 in their series with the Carolina Hurricanes. The panel breaks down the differences in the Flyers’ performance across the first two games and discusses the adjustments Rick Tocchet and his staff made that nearly resulted in an overtime victory.

They also look ahead to the series shifting back to Philadelphia, examining strategies and potential lineup changes as the Flyers try to get back into the series and avoid a quick exit. Additional topics include the anticipated return of Owen Tippett, a possible injury to Noah Cates, and other decisions the team could make to gain an edge.

In the final segment, the panel discusses fan reaction to draft lottery results, Matvei Michkov’s role for the remainder of the series, whether Trevor Zegras can stick at center, and more.

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Isaiah and Chef are joined by Anthony Mingioni (hockeyhotstove.com) to analyze the quarterfinal series between the Philadelphia Flyers and the Pittsburgh Penguins through three games, with the Flyers surging to a 3–0 series lead. The panel breaks down how the Flyers established early momentum and what adjustments the Penguins may need to make to avoid elimination.

They also review each game and highlight standout performances from players such as Sean Couturier, Porter Martone, Owen Tippett, Travis Sanheim, and Goaltender Dan Vladar, while identifying areas of concern and players who may be underperforming or facing reduced roles.

In the final segment, Anthony DiMarco from dailyfaceoff.com joins us to discuss whether the Flyers can sustain their momentum and close out the series or if the Penguins are positioned to extend the matchup.

The 2026 Flyers have reached the NHL postseason for the first time in six years. Isaiah, Chef, and Dan are joined by Bill Meltzer (flyers.nhl.com, hockeyhotstove.com) to break down how the Flyers went from a 3.8% playoff probability one month ago to finishing with 98 points and securing third place in the Metropolitan Division, setting up a first-round matchup with their archrival, the Pittsburgh Penguins.

To add, the panel examines how the Flyers turned a season that once looked headed for the draft lottery into a remarkable comeback, highlighting key turning points, coaching decisions, and the factors that reshaped expectations for the franchise. Central to the surge were the unexpected return of Tyson Foerster, the emergence of young contributors such as Porter Martone, Matvei Michkov, Denver Barkey, Alex Bump, and Jamie Drysdale, and the steady presence of team MVP Dan Vladar in goal.

In the show’s final segment, Anthony DiMarco of DailyFaceoff.com joins to provide his insider perspective on how the Flyers pulled it off, the league-wide reaction to their surge, and what to expect in the playoff series against Pittsburgh. He also breaks down the matchups and offers his predictions alongside the panel.

Isaiah, Chef, and Dan return with the Flyers riding a 14-4-1 stretch into a playoff spot with five games remaining in the season. The team’s improved defensive play, along with an infusion of new faces led by rookie Porter Martone and the return of Tyson Foerster, has pushed the Flyers closer to their first postseason berth since 2020.

The panel recaps the three games since the last episode before being joined by Anthony DiMarco of DailyFaceoff.com to assess the team’s playoff chances, Martone-mania, the perception of fans being overprotective of Matvei Michkov, the Jiricek signing, the struggling power play, and the offseason implications of a potential playoff berth.

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The crew returns for a special episode marking the NHL debut of Flyers top prospect Porter Martone, with the team riding a 12-3-1 stretch and suddenly back in the playoff conversation after seeming out of it just two weeks ago.

The panel traces Martone’s path from the CHL to Michigan State to his NHL debut against the Washington Capitals, while also breaking down recent game action, updated playoff odds, and the schedule ahead.

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