The 2025-26 schedule for the Philadelphia Flyers features 82 games—41 at home and 41 away. This season, fans can look forward to 15 weekend games, with 11 on Saturdays and four on Sundays. October, December, and January each have seven home games, with December showcasing a notable six-game homestand from the 1st to the 13th.
The Flyers will face their Metropolitan Division rivals 26 times. They have four games against teams like the Carolina Hurricanes and the New York Rangers, split evenly between home and away. They will also take on the Columbus Blue Jackets and the New Jersey Devils three times each.
In addition to their division matchups, the Flyers will play 24 games against Atlantic Division teams. This includes two home games against the Boston Bruins and one away game. Similarly, teams like the Toronto Maple Leafs and Tampa Bay Lightning will see two games at home and one on the road.
Against Western Conference teams, Philadelphia will play a total of 32 games, with December seeing the most Western opponents—a total of eight during that month. There are 14 back-to-back game stretches this season, an increase from 13 last year. The team will also endure 19 occasions of playing three games in four nights.
This schedule’s design reflects a growing trend in professional sports to balance home and away games amid logistical challenges and increasing physical demands on players. According to a recent survey by the National Hockey League Players’ Association, the physical demands of back-to-back games can impact player performance and wellness. Experts emphasize the importance of rest and recovery to keep athletes performing at their best.
Fans will eventually hear about the Flyers’ TV and radio broadcast schedule, which is expected to be announced soon. Ticket sales will start on July 22, with early access for season ticket holders. This approach aims to maximize fan engagement and ensure dedicated supporters have the first chance to grab their tickets.
For comprehensive insights and updates on the Flyers’ season, you can keep an eye on credible sources like the NHL’s official site. Stay tuned for more details as we close in on the season opener!