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Briere on Upcoming RFAs: ‘We Haven’t Had Any Discussions’
The Philadelphia Flyers have four restricted free agents at the end of this season: Cam York, Morgan Frost, Noah Cates, and ...
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Briere’s Mid-Season Evaluation: Goalies, Prospects, and Trade Deadline Outlook
VORHEES, NJ–Philadelphia Flyers General Manager Daniel Briere spoke to the media Tuesday ahead of their game against the ...
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Briere Presser: 4 Takeaways
Flyers general manager Daniel Briere met with the local media on Tuesday morning to discuss the state of the team at present ...
Flyers' Briere criticizes Canada's usage of Luchanko, Bonk in WJHC
Philadelphia Flyers general manager Daniel Briere questioned the way Team Canada used two of his prospects at the recently ...
How Joel Farabee’s return has helped bring balance to the Flyers’ scoring attack
PHILADELPHIA — It was an early-season storyline that stuck in John Tortorella’s craw. Desperately searching for chemistry ...
Daniel Brière manifeste son mécontentement quant à l'utilisation de Jett Luchanko et Oliver Bonk
Le directeur général des Flyers a manifesté son mécontentement quant à l’utilisation de Jett Luchanko et Oliver Bonk.
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Toronto Maple Leafs identified as fit for big right-hand defenseman
The Toronto Maple Leafs need some help on their blueline to make things stronger, and have recently been linked to defenseman ...
Briere ‘disappointed’ in Hockey Canada’s usage of prospects at World Juniors
Philadelphia Flyers general manager Daniel Briere expressed his disappointment Tuesday over how Hockey Canada utilized prospects Jett Luchanko and Oliver Bonk at the recent World Juniors in Ottawa.
Flyers GM rips Hockey Canada for use of prospects at world juniors
Luchanko, picked 13th overall by the Flyers last year, played four NHL games this season before being returned to the OHL’s Guelph Storm, clearing the way for him to play in the world juniors. Bonk, ...
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Daniel Brière criticizes ÉCJ leaders for the use of their prospects.
Canada lost in the quarter-finals of the World Junior Championship against the Czech Republic for the second consecutive year ...