Russian Prospect Screws Over the Flyers
The Philadelphia Flyers have been facing difficulties in the past week concerning their prospects.
As you may know, they drafted
Matvei Michkov, who is currently under contract in Russia.
Additionally,
Cutter Gauthier, the 5th overall pick in 2022, did not attend the Flyers' development camp, causing quite a commotion.
Now, it seems they will also lose another one of their top prospects.
Flyers Lose Top Prospect to KHL
In the past few hours,
Ivan Fedotov announced that he has signed a two-year contract with the KHL.
Although Fedotov is still under contract with the Flyers, he has chosen to play in the KHL instead.
It is evident that Brière would have preferred to avoid this situation.
This highlights a genuine issue within the organization: players are not eager to play for the Flyers.
However, this might change when Michkov joins the team, similar to what we have witnessed with the Blackhawks and
Connor Bedard.
Do you think Fedotov will eventually play for the Flyers?
Previously on HouseOfHockey
| POLL |
JUILLET 9 | 100 ANSWERS Russian Prospect Screws Over the Flyers Do you think Fedotov will play for the Flyers? |
| Yes | 39 | 39 % |
| No | 61 | 61 % |
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