Flyers Announce 2021 Training Camp Roster And Schedule
The Philadelphia Flyers released their 2021 Training Camp roster along with their on-ice schedule throughout camp leading into the preseason.
58 players will be present for camp for the Flyers between 33 forwards, 20 defensemen, and 5 goaltenders. However, five players will not be participating in on-ice activities. Kevin Hayes, Sam Morin, Wade Allison, Zayde Wisdom, and Cooper Zech will all miss extended time with their injuries.
FLYERS 2021-22 TRAINING CAMP ROSTER
FORWARDS
#11 Travis Konecny – 5’10” 187lbs – London, Ontario
*#13 Kevin Hayes – 6’5” 218lbs – Dorchester, Massachusetts
#14 Sean Couturier – 6’3” 206lbs – Phoenix, Arizona
#19 Derick Brassard – 6’1” 202lbs – Hull, Quebec
#20 Gerry Mayhew – 5’9” 170lbs – Wyandotte, Minnesota
#21 Scott Laughton – 6’1” 185lbs – Oakville, Ontario
#23 Oskar Lindblöm – 6’1” 193lbs – Gävle, Sweden
#25 James van Riemsdyk – 6’3” 212lbs – Middletown, New Jersey
#28 Claude Giroux – 5’11” 190lbs – Hearst, Ontario
#36 Linus Sandin – 6’1” 207lbs – Uppsala, Sweden
#44 Nate Thompson – 6’1” 205lbs – Anchorage, Alaska
#46 Cal O’Reilly – 6’0” 187lbs – Seaforth, Ontario
#47 Garrett Wilson – 6’3” 218lbs – Barrie, Ontario
#48 Morgan Frost – 6’0” 191lbs – Aurora, Ontario
#50 German Rubtsov – 6’2” 178lbs – Chekhov, Russia
#51 Ryan Fitzgerald – 5’9” 172lbs – Boca Raton, Florida
#52 Tyson Foerster – 6’2” 203lbs – Alliston, Ontario
#56 Samu Tuomaala – 5’10” 180lbs – Oulu, Finland
*#57 Wade Allison – 6’2” 204lbs – Carman, Manitoba
#58 Tanner Laczynski – 6’2” 203lbs – Shorewood, Illinois
#59 Jackson Cates – 6’0” 204lbs – Stillwater, Minnesota
*#60 Zayde Wisdom – 5’11” 208lbs – Toronto, Ontario
#62 Nicolas Aubé-Kubel – 5’11” 214lbs – Slave Lake, Alberta
#64 Maksim Sushko – 5’11” 210lbs – Brest, Belarus
#71 Max Willman – 6’0” 195lbs – Barnstable, Massachusetts
#73 Elliot Desnoyers – 6’3” 180lbs – Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec
#75 Connor McClennon – 5’8” 167lbs – Wainwright, Alberta
#76 Isaac Ratcliffe – 6’6” 216lbs – London, Ontario
#78 Matthew Strome – 6’5” 208lbs – Mississauga, Ontario
#82 Connor Bunnaman – 6’1” 220lbs – Guelph, Ontario
#85 Jon-Randall Avon – 6’0” 176lbs – Peterborough, Ontario
#86 Joel Farabee – 6’0” 183lbs – Cicero, New York
#89 Cam Atkinson – 5’8” 176lbs – Riverside, Connecticut
DEFENSEMEN
#3 Keith Yandle – 6’1” 196lbs – Boston, Massachusetts
#5 Adam Clendening – 6’0” 194lbs – Niagara Falls, New York
#6 Travis Sanheim – 6’3” 208lbs – Elkhorn, Manitoba
#9 Ivan Provorov – 6’1” 174lbs – Yaroslavl, Russia
#24 Nick Seeler – 6’2” 201lbs – Eden Prairie, Minnesota
#45 Cam York – 6’0” 185lbs – Anaheim, California
#49 Logan Day – 6’1” 209lbs – Seminole, Florida
#54 Egor Zamula – 6’5” 185lbs – Chelyabinsk, Russia
*#55 Sam Morin – 6’6” 230lbs – Lac-Beauport, Quebec
#61 Justin Braun – 6’2” 203lbs – Minneapolis, Minnesota
#63 Mason Millman – 6’1” 174lbs – London, Ontario
#65 Wyatte Wylie – 6’1” 185lbs – Everett, Washington
*#68 Cooper Zech – 5’10” 169lbs – South Lyon, Michigan
#70 Rasmus Ristolainen – 6’4” 220lbs – Turku, Finland
#74 Ethan Samson – 6’3” 189lbs – North Delta, British Columbia
#77 Brian Zanetti – 6’2” 183lbs – Lugano, Switzerland
#80 Quinn Schmiemann – 6’1” 189lbs – Wilcox, Saskatchewan
#81 Jackson van de Leest – 6’6” 235lbs – Kelowna, British Columbia
#84 Linus Högberg – 6’1” 194lbs – Stockholm, Sweden
#94 Ryan Ellis – 5’10” 180lbs – Hamilton, Ontario
GOALTENDERS
#32 Felix Sandström – 6’2” 210lbs – Gävle, Sweden
#33 Samuel Ersson – 6’3” 196lbs – Falun, Sweden
#35 Martin Jones – 6’4” 190lbs – North Vancouver, British Columbia
#67 Kirill Ustimenko – 6’3” 194lbs – Gomel, Belarus
#79 Carter Hart – 6’2” 188lbs – Sherwood Park, Alberta
*Kevin Hayes is out 6-8 weeks after undergoing abdominal surgery.
*Sam Morin is out 6-8 weeks after having loose bodies removed from his knee.
*Wade Allison is out indefinitely after spraining his right ankle on Sunday against the Rangers.
*Zayde Wisdom is still recovering from offseason shoulder surgery and is expected back sometime in December.
*Cooper Zech is out 6-8 weeks after suffering an upper-body injury.
Training Camp will begin tomorrow at the Flyers Training Center in Voorhees, New Jersey with Media Day. The first day of on-ice activities will be on September 23rd in Voorhees, and camp will run up to October 8th.
The Flyers will have five days of on-ice camp activities before playing their first preseason contest on September 28th against the New York Islanders at Wells Fargo Center. Philadelphia will play six preseason games in total.
FLYERS 2021-22 PRESEASON SCHEDULE
Tuesday, September 28th vs. New York Islanders, 7:00pm ET at Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Thursday, September 30th at Boston Bruins, 7:30pm ET at TD Garden, Boston, Massachusetts
Saturday, October 2nd vs. Washington Capitals, 7:00pm ET at Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Monday, October 4th vs. Boston Bruins, 7:00pm ET at Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tuesday, October 5th at New York Islanders, 7:00pm ET at Webster Bank Arena, Bridgeport, Connecticut
Friday, October 8th at Washington Capitals, 7:00pm ET at Capital One Arena, Washington, D.C.
The Flyers are finally back and ready to start their 54th season, and will once again begin their journey to end their 46-year championship drought and bring the Stanley Cup home to Philadelphia. The road to travel on that journey starts in Voorhees this week at training camp.