Three Flyers contracts that are favorable for next year

The Philadelphia Flyers' season is coming to an end and there will most likely be no playoff hockey for the Flyers in 2024. Having to look forward to the future is disappointing but there is some positive for the Flyers future including these three Flyers contracts for next year.

The first Flyer is Travis Konecny, who is the top forward for the Flyers and is on a favorable deal next year. Konecny has one year left on his contract and his cap hit is only $5.5 million. This is not a bad number as this year Konecny has scored 31 goals so far, for a total of 65 points.

The next Flyer is defenseman Cam York as he is on his first year of a two-year contract that has a cap hit of $1.6 million. York on the year has nine goals and a total of 29 points and is still only 23 years old. He will be a restricted free agent after next season, so he should get a pay increase by the Flyers as he should only get better.

The last Flyer is Owen Tippett, who just signed a new contract with the Flyers earlier this season. For next year, Tippett's cap hit will increase from $1.5 million to $6.2 million. Tippett had a breakout season last year, and he backed it up with an even better season this year, so the Flyers decided to re-sign him earlier this season. Tippett has 28 goals on the year and a total of 52 points. He is only 25 years old, so he should get even better, and many believe he could become a 40 plus goal scorer. All three of these players are young, affordable and will be on the Flyers under contract next season.


Source:NHL Trade Rumors - NHLTradeRumors.Me

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