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NHL Insider Links Flyers to Red Wings Star Amid Brutal Start

The Philadelphia Flyers are expected to be among the teams interested in Detroit Red Wings star Simon Edvinsson.

The Philadelphia Flyers have had a disastrous start to the 2026-27 NHL season, currently sitting at a 0-2-2 record with a minus-12 goal differential. This disappointing beginning contrasts sharply with their strong performance in the previous season. As the Flyers continue to struggle, rumors are circulating that they are pursuing a promising defenseman from the Detroit Red Wings.

According to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, the Flyers are among the teams showing interest in Red Wings' Simon Edvinsson. "I gotta think that they are one of the teams circling around on Edvinsson," Friedman commented on the Flyers' potential pursuit.

Edvinsson, just 23 years old, would be an ideal addition to the Flyers' young core. His age also suggests that he has ample time to develop and improve his skills further. Therefore, acquiring Edvinsson would provide the Flyers with a high-impact defenseman on their left side, addressing a critical need in their lineup. With the Red Wings' young star expected to generate significant trade interest from other teams, it remains to be seen if the Flyers' anticipated interest will materialize in a trade for the talented defenseman.

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