The search for the next head coach of the Philadelphia Flyers continues on today’s show, with Charlie & Bill discussing a trio of current college bench bosses- David Carle, Pat Ferschweiler & Jay Pandolfo.

Plus, they look at their Flyers predictions from the preseason and how good (or bad) they guessed the season would go.

There is no shortage of potential candidates to coach the Philadelphia Flyers next season and through the “next chapter” of Danny Briere‘s rebuild.

Today, Charlie, Kelly & Bill begin discussing a few candidates, including current Cancouver Canucks bench boss Rick Tochet, and Phantoms head coach Ian Laperrière.

Plus a look at Cam York and his role on Philly‘s blue line, and newest Flyer Karsen Dorwart.

The Philadelphia Flyers have won 3 straight games following John Tortorella’s firing, matching their longest stretch of victories this season.

Given the draft lottery implications, and everything that has transpired this year, Charlie, Kelly & Bill debate whether these wins are wasting a “lost season.”

The gang also looks at Matvei Michkov’s Calder odds, as well as The Mad Russian’s rankings among rookies in the league and Flyers historically.

Plus, a Tankathon spin, a look at the newest Flyer Karsen Dorwart, and more!

Matvei Michkov registered another multi-point game with a pair of assists and the Philadelphia Flyers won their third straight game following John Tortorella’s dismissal last Thursday, as the Orange & Black continue battling to kill their draft lottery odds.

Charlie, Kelly & Bill break down the victory, and discuss the ramifications of strong games from Ivan Fedotov & The Mad Russian.

Matvei Michkov became the first Flyers rookie with consecutive 2-goal games since Dave Poulin in March of 1984, leading Philadelphia to a victory that many fans were rooting against.

Neck-and-neck with the Buffalo Sabres in the draft lottery standings, a regulation loss would’ve gone a long way to locking in a top-5 pick for the Orange & Black.

But the rejuvenated Flyguys had other ideas, scoring 6 goals for a second straight game since John Tortorella’s dismissal.

Charlie, Bill & Steve break down the victory and discuss the draft lottery and coaching situations.

The Philadelphia Flyers surprised fans on Thursday morning, announcing John Tortorella had been relieved of his coaching duties, and associate coach Brad Shaw would be taking over on an interim basis.

After Thursday night’s 6-4 win over the Playoff-contending Montreal Canadiens, there are still a ton of questions regarding Torts’ dismissal.

Can Shaw hold the job? Will this spark a draft lottery-ruining run? What really lead to all of this? And what the hell is going on with Cam York?

Charlie, Kelly & Bill try to make sense of the Orange & Black’s last 36 hours.

For at least one game, the Philadelphia Flyers looked like a team not in the midst of a full-on tank following John Tortorella being relieved of his head coaching duties earlier Thursday.

Matvei Michkov recorded his 16th multi-point game, picking up a goal and an assist in a 3-goal first period for the Orange & Black and added a second goal in the 3rd to get to 22 goals and 54 points on the season.

Charlie, Kelly & Bill react to the Flyers’ first post-Torts performance, and huge nights for the captain and Mad Russian.

In a shocking move just hours before their sports complex neighbors begin a new MLB season in Washington DC, the Philadelphia Flyers announce that they have relieved John Tortorella of head coaching duties and have named Brad Shaw as the interim coach. Bill & Charlie react to the shocking news in an emergency episode.

John Tortorella said on Tuesday night that he’s not interested in learning to coach a season like this. Unfortunately a season like this is what Torts has, and now questions are being asked, loudly, about how much longer he has behind Philly’s bench.

Charlie & Bill debate Tortorella’s future as Philadelphia Flyers coach, as well as what might go on in net for this season’s final 9 games, as well as next year.

Plus, a check-in with Lehigh Valley Phantoms correspondent Madeline Campbell, with reinforcements joining the AHL squad soon, and 9 games remaining until Calder Cup Playoffs.

Scott Laughton did not have the big night against his old team that we predicted, but it wasn’t needed for the Toronto Maple Leafs who dominated the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday night.

On the bright side, Matvei Michkov extended his point-streak to 3 games with an assist on Sean Couturier’s goal late in the 2nd period.

Charlie, Kelly & Bill break down the loss, and celebrate the games remaining hitting single digits.

Despite being eliminated from Stanley Cup Playoff contention, the Chicago Blackhawks came out motivated enough to score 7 goals against Ivan Fedotov and the Philadelphia Flyers.

Travis Konecny and Matvei Michkov had a couple points each, but it was former Flyers prospect Pat Maroon, who recently announced his retirement following this season, who got the last laugh in Chicago. 

Bill & Kelly break down the loss and how it impacts the tank with 10 games remaining.