Idk about that your bottom 6 is real weak

Lindblom Patrick Frost are able to net 15-20 goals each. Laughton and Pitlick are two though guy. Put any LW on the 4th line that can play that type of game and it will be a good 4th line. Vigneau and Therrien like that kind of player.

I mean, it's a decent looking and young, unproven team. Certainly there is a ton of upside as far as the future goes, but I think it's a big ask of Carter Hart. I also see this team having a hard time just getting into the playoffs. NJ has significantly upgraded themselves, the Pens remain a year contender, as does the Capitals, plus the Canes are on a rise. So even if the Islanders and Blue Jackets take a step back, the Flyers will likely need to fight hard just to get a wild card spot. So, let's say quarter final match up with the Lightning :P

Flyers will go as far as Hart can take them, I see them as a wildcard team IF they get in the playoffs, if they stay in the Metro side of the playoffs they might be able to squeak through, but if they move to the Atlantic bracket I can't see them beating any of TBL, BOS, or TOR in a 7 game series, I could be wrong though. Going to need big seasons from Frost, Patrick, Hart and the rest of the youth. Get in the playoffs and anything is possible though

Lolll I understand what you mean and I agree with you. But honestly, I don't see as high as you see Pittsburgh, Washington and Carolina. NJD will not make the playoffs. Mrazek and Reimer will not be as good as Mrazek and McElhinney last year. Varlamov will not replace Lehner. NYR and NJD are still too young to make the playoff. So, I think Florida will play against the Metro (WAS-FLA / PHI-PIT) and in the Atlantic, it will be (TAMPA-MLT/ TOR-BOS) in my opinion. It would be very nice to watch these matchups.

Tampa Bay Washington
Toronto Philadelphia
Boston Pittsburgh
Florida Carolina
Montreal NJD
Buffalo NYR
Detroit NYI
Ottawa Columbus

Joel Farebee could also be a surprise.

Yes, the Flyers have a lot of good young players, but that's also a lot of young players without any, or very minimal, NHL experience. If I understand your chart correctly, you are listing how the divisions will finish, not the playoff match up? In my opinion, not a chance Florida gets in to the playoffs. Both wild card teams will be from the Metro division.

Tampa and Philly ECF hardly No way Philly even comes close to making it to the ECF.

The 4th line is very strong in all honesty. The 3rd line above is young and unproven. It could be great but I could see it being overmatched against quality opponents. The top 6 above is loaded though so the Flyers could easily mix and match players to spread the youth and veterans on all lines. Frost and Giroux with Couturier. Lindblom with Hayes and Voracek. Patrick with JVR and Konecny. The youth is sheltered but still allowed to potent offensively.

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Exactly and I don't know how you do to think that both wild card teams will be from the Metro division. Carolina and NYI were good last year because their goalies were tremendously good. It will not be the same story for this year. New Jersey and NYR are too young this year. Maybe the next 2-3 years.

You really think that Florida will not get in the playoffs? Explain me?

Huberdeau Barkov Dadonov
Hoffman Trocheck Tippet
Vatrano Borgstrom Malgin
Sceviour Acciari Connolly

Yandle Ekblad
Matheson Straalman
Weegar Pysyk

Bobrovskiy

Tampa vs Montreal
Toronto vs Boston

Washington vs Florida
Philly vs Pittsburgh

Well, as with any team, you are banking on health, generally speaking, through out the course of the season. So, if this team rests on Bobrovksy, he needs to be great, and remain healthy. Next, Ekblad has not yet proven to me he is a top pairing defensemen, he makes too many mistakes. Keith Yandle is basically all offense. Stralman has had plenty of injury issues himselves, so I count that as a potential issue. As far as your top-6 forwards go, Tippett has not proven anything yet in the NHL, Trocheck is coming back from a big injury and Hoffman will almost assuredly take a step back offensively. Plus their bottom-6 forwards, will given them minimal offense. If anything, Tippett plays primarily in the minors and Connolly takes his stop in the top-6. So, they have a good #1 line, and a couple other good pieces defensively, in Ekblad (at least as a top-4) and Matheson, plus Yandle helps with the PP. As such, I don't see this team getting into the playoffs. If you put health aside for a second, I think NJ is a more well-rounded team than the Panthers, who I think sneak past them in the standings, and perhaps, into the last wild card spot.

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Flyers playoffs maybe, conference final no.