Hockey Canada announced today that Philadelphia Flyers Head Coach Rick Tocchet has been named assistant coach of Team Canada ...

Star rookie Matvei Michkov took flight for the Philadelphia Flyers last season, but he wasn't able to adapt and do it all on ...

May 19, 2025 Flyers thoughts: Rick Tocchet is here to help rebuild, and recruit Player development is Tocchet's immediate priority as the Flyers' new coach, but he could be a draw for free agents ...

Last season, Vancouver won 50 games under Tocchet's watch. The last time the Flyers won 50 or more games was 1985-86, a team Tocchet played for as a 21-year-old.

The 48-year-old coached under Tocchet for the last three seasons with the Canucks. In 2024-25, Svejkovsky oversaw Vancouver’s 15th-ranked power play, which ran at 22.5 percent. If Svejkovsky is ...

So yeah, Tocchet is a former Flyer, and at some point, in a unique and connective sports town like Philly, that does count for something. But he's not the coach of the Flyers now just because he ...

Still, it always felt like Tocchet and the Flyers were a natural fit. That’s not because he once played for the team, something that is still an immediate turn-off for a portion of the fan base.

Danny Briere and Keith Jones have their guy. The Flyers tabbed Rick Tocchet as their new head coach Wednesday. Tocchet, a Flyers Hall of Famer revered by the organization, will lead a team that ...

If he’s available, and that’s a big if, Tocchet should be at the very top of the contenders list for Flyers coach. The connection to the city, the players and, most of all, the fans would be a ...

According to TSN’s Pierre LeBrun, the Flyers didn’t shy away from signing Tocchet to a huge contract. LeBrun tweeted that Tocchet signed a five-year deal that will earn him $5.25 million annually.

Now, Tocchet can add a new event to his resume: the Olympics. Tocchet was named an assistant coach for Team Canada at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Jon Cooper will be the head coach. Tocchet joins Pete ...

According to TSN’s Pierre LeBrun, the Flyers didn’t shy away from signing Tocchet to a huge contract. LeBrun tweeted that Tocchet signed a five-year deal that will earn him $5.25 million annually.