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These groups have the right mix of talent and personnel to take the next step in 2022–23.

PHILADELPHIA — After the Chicago Blackhawks named Jaime Faulkner their president of business operations on Dec. 16, 2020, a flower arrangement was delivered to her. The sender? The first woman to ever be hired to that position in the NHL — the Flyers’ Valerie Camillo.

Finishing 32nd in the 2022-23 NHL standings would guarantee the rebuilding Hawks a top-three draft pick. But the Hawks aren’t the only team with that idea entering this season.

Expectations are very low for Mrazek as the tanking Hawks’ new starting goalie, but his 2018 success story with the Hurricanes might be repeatable.

TOMMY WILSON left a club that was a Scottish institution for an American organisation that was still in its infancy.

PHILADELPHIA — Ten years ago, John Tortorella was the head coach of the second-best team in the National Hockey League. That setup doesn't sound like one that naturally segues to a discussion of the Flyers, who are poised to be no better than the second-worst team in the National Hockey…

Everyone expected Johnny Gaudreau to sign close to home. But in the end, the money won out.

PHILADELPHIA — Johnny Hockey’s not coming home.

PHILADELPHIA — Here’s what it would take for the Flyers to sign Johnny Gaudreau.