The Philadelphia Flyers just wrapped up a four-game road trip with some great success. Now, they head home before an extended homestand kicking off the month of December. <\/p>\n
Saturday night, the Flyers earned a MASSIVE two points on the road, taking down a BIG metropolitan opponent. One of the key reasons is another big performance from one player who should be considered for the 2026 Winter Olympics. <\/p>\n
Around the league, we have an update on Kyle Palmieri\u2019s injury. We also get a fight, a young team being taught a lesson, and more Quinn Hughes rumors. <\/p>\n
Get it all on the 11\/30 edition of the PhHN Daily. <\/p>\n
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Philly Hockey Now: The Philadelphia Flyers just wrapped up a four-game road trip on Saturday, going 3-1-0 on the road. Capping off the road trip with a bout against the New Jersey Devils, handing them their first home regulation loss of the season. It was one of the Flyers\u2019 best games of the season<\/a>. <\/p>\n Speaking of the game, one reason for the success was the play of Dan Vladar. With the Olympics coming soon, Vladar has not been a name talked about, but with the current Czech goalies and Vladar\u2019s recent play, he absolutely deserves to be talked about<\/a>. <\/p>\n NHL rumors, news & more<\/p>\n NY Post: Absolute nails. Kyle Palmieri showed his toughness on Friday, tearing his ACL in the game vs. the Flyers. He stuck with the play, forced a turnover, and earned an assist on Emil Heineman\u2019s goal in the second period. It started the Islanders\u2019 comeback. Palmieri\u2019s ACL tear is now confirmed, with the forward expected to be out for 6 to 8 months<\/a>. Palmieri is tough as nails. <\/p>\n Boston Hockey Now: Fight! Fight! Fight! Boston\u2019s Mark Kastelic dropped the gloves with Detroit\u2019s Mo Seider, and Boston Hockey Now\u2019s Andrew Fantucchio was on the scene to catch the bout. You have to watch this video<\/a>!<\/p>\n Montreal Hockey Now: The young Montreal Canadiens team was taught a lesson in dominance by the scorching Colorado Avalanche on Saturday. Marc Dumont writes about the loss, including his opinions on a specific jersey<\/a>. <\/p>\n New Jersey Hockey Now: Quinn Hughes has been all the talk lately. Will he be traded, will he not? If it does happen, when and where? There is so much going on with the Hughes situation in Vancouver. The one thing we know is that Hughes holds all of the power<\/a>.<\/p>\n