The Philadelphia Flyers made the Stanley Cup Playoffs last season. Philadelphia even won a playoff series. It was a remarkable campaign for a franchise that had suffered some brutal outcomes in the last few years. However, it appears that this…

Tristin McKinstry argues that the Philadelphia Flyers should pursue a trade for Detroit Red Wings defenseman Simon Edvinsson following a difficult start to their NHL season. Sitting last in the Metropolitan Division with a 4-10-5 record, Philadelphia needs roster changes if the team hopes to salvage its campaign and push for a playoff spot.
Edvinsson reportedly requested a trade from Detroit amid an unresolved contract dispute and must sign an NHL contract by December 1 to play this season. McKinstry suggests that acquiring the young top-pairing defenseman would significantly upgrade Philadelphia's defensive group alongside players like Cam York and Travis Sanheim.
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