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The rookie and the vets are together again, unlike they've ever been before. Flyers iconic addition, Porter Martone, is sharing how Philly is welcoming him in.

Philadelphia Flyers rookie Porter Martone shared details in The Players' Tribune about how warmly his teammates embraced him. After joining the team late last season, Martone praised captain Sean Couturier's leadership and revealed how veterans and younger players quickly made him feel at home. McFadden highlights how these gestures demonstrate the strong family culture within the Flyers locker room ahead of the 2026-27 NHL season.
According to Martone, teammates Garnet Hathaway and Trevor Zegras hosted him for dinners to welcome him to Philadelphia. Martone eventually moved in with Zegras, Christian Dvorak, and Denver Barkey as the roster bonded closely. McFadden argues that this tight-knit blend of veterans, mid-career players, and newcomers could finally signal a turning point for the franchise after their recent playoff appearance.
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