Flyers and Carolina Discussing DeAngelo + for Brett Pesce The Hurricanes really liked Tony DeAngelo and wanted to bring him back…Word is the Flyers may be making a play for Pesce.

Last I heard was Pesce was close to signing a multi-year deal!

Is Pesce the kind of veteran a rebuilding team needs to help the kids progress?

Is Pesce the kind of veteran a rebuilding team needs to help the kids progress?
- mikeyo27

Yes, think Mike Rathje

Yes, think Mike Rathje
- Just5

Ooh, get a nice “new” style Rathje throwback. Celebrate all those great years on the LTIR.

Pierre Lebrun is reporting the Flyers will retain 50% of the cap hit & get a prospect in return.

Pierre Lebrun is reporting the Flyers will retain 50% of the cap hit & get a prospect in return.
- langano

How can we do that? we have one retain spot open and that goes for the Hayes deal, so yeah not based in reality.

First thing i want back are my picks, they can keep there prospect. But at a full cap hit or we take something back to make the numbers work.


Why would they even want him back, they have Burns who is better in all aspects to TD.

How can we do that? we have one retain spot open and that goes for the Hayes deal, so yeah not based in reality.

First thing i want back are my picks, they can keep there prospect. But at a full cap hit or we take something back to make the numbers work.


Why would they even want him back, they have Burns who is better in all aspects to TD.
- Flyerloon

Flyers have all of their retention slots currently. They're rumored to use one on Hayes, that leaves them 2.

Snag is unsnagged

Ironed out according to SanFillip

How can we do that? we have one retain spot open and that goes for the Hayes deal, so yeah not based in reality.

First thing i want back are my picks, they can keep there prospect. But at a full cap hit or we take something back to make the numbers work.


Why would they even want him back, they have Burns who is better in all aspects to TD.
- Flyerloon

Not that’s it’s relevant but burns is just avg in his own end. At best