Flyers lose an important player for the season
The Philadelphia Flyers have struggled mightily in 2021-22 after making several offseason moves that were expected to propel the team back into playoff contention. Unfortunately, the team is dead last in the Metropolitan Division and suffered another unfortunate loss on Friday.
According to the team, 29-year-old
Sean Couturier has been shut down for the remainder of this season after undergoing back surgery. The former 8th overall draft pick (2011) has been sidelined since December 30th.
Couturier, a former Selke Trophy winner (2019-20), has made it into just 29 games with Philly this season, and has not been himself in terms of production. He had just 6 goals and 17 points over that span this season.
Hopefully the dynamic center can rest and recover throughout the spring and summer and be good to go in time for training camp this fall. The Flyers could look very different come next season after a very disappointing year.
Previously on HawksInsider
|
1 hour ago | By Sam Walker Chicago Blackhawks forward Connor Bedard makes a major announcement and it could break the NHL |
|
5 hours ago | By Sam Walker The Chicago Blackhawks have announced their first major signing of the NHL off-season |
|
6 hours ago | By Joshua Deeds A major development in the Chicago Blackhawks landing a new streaming provider and it changes everything |
|
9 hours ago | By Joshua Deeds Three-Time Stanley Cup Champion Jonathan Toews linked to three-surprising NHL teams |
|
12 hours ago | By Sam Walker Hockey community mourns the tragic passing of longtime player and captain at age 54 |
|
13 hours ago | By Sam Walker NHL faces favoritism accusations of one specific team after accumulating least amount of penalties in history |
|
14 hours ago | By Sam Walker Major announcement confirms expansion teams are incoming to two NHL cities who already have teams |
|
22 hours ago | By Joshua Deeds NHL Stanley Cup Champion and member of the Chicago Blackhawks officially announces his retirement |