The Rebels of the North American Hockey League are relocating from Aston.
The No. 2 overall pick is ready to make his way to the pros.
The best thing to hope for from the coming season is the kind of coming-attraction finish experienced in Toronto last year - even if the thought of what the 2012 Kings did with a young D and good goalie and the 2010 Blackhawks did with an experienced D and a not-as-good-goalie is titillating.
The No. 2 pick's first practice with the Flyers has been delayed again.
In recent years, forwards selected among the top two picks in the NHL draft have contributed to their teams right away.
For too long, the Flyers were excessively impatient with good young players. If Lindblom pans out, it would be a nice break from that history.
The winger's deal reportedly is worth more than $800,000.
We all know it's been rough around here lately, but as it turns out, we've actually seen worse from the Eagles, Phillies, Sixers, and Flyers.
Recovering from his second hernia in as many years, the young player took part in the teams annual event at the Shore.
Chosen by the Flyers in the second round of the 2016 draft, he has the size, the aggression, and even the reddish hair.
Asked what he saw in his first extended look at Flyers prospect Oskar Lindblom, whom is expected to grab one of the open forwards positions come September Hakstol said, "Just growth. When you see the completeness of his game. The skill package."
The Flyers' first-round selection from 2012 spent most of last season with Lehigh Valley.
it is his hockey IQ and love of the perfectly laid pass that makes Morgan Frost a player any Big 5 fan might appreciate. Last season, an emergent one for him in which he climbed towards the top of the draft boards, Frost had 42 assists to go with 20 goals over 67 games.
"I bring new people in the house and it's always, `Who's that chiseled lady on the wall?' `Who's the jacked guy up there?' That's my mom and dad."
