Charlie, Kelly, and Kurt dive into the Flyers' first-round matchup with the Capitals and try and figure out what needs to happen for the Flyers to pull off an upset against the President's Trophy winners.

With the Flyers' regular season just a single day away, we'll wrap up the offseason and talk about what we're hoping for and expecting out of the team and the NHL this season.

Recapping the Flyers' 2015 Draft, recent trades, and speculating on free agent activity.

With the draft just two days away, we'll talk about what we're hoping and expecting to see from the Flyers on Friday night in Florida.

We'll discuss the Flyers needing to hire a new AHL coach and other NHL assistants, and talk a bit about what we think the team may do in next Friday's draft.

The BSH crew talk about the Flyers past season, what to look for next year, and whether the few offseason moves have improved the team. 

A continuation of episode 72 because we (Kurt) screwed up the first part of this episode.

Listen in as we discuss the Flyers hosting the NHL Draft, the picks they made, our experiences there, and the NHL's free agency period so far -- including the Flyers' lack of action in it.

Scott Hartnell was traded for R.J. Umberger and no one is totally sure why. We'll talk about that and more, including the rest of the Flyers' offseason to date and the draft this weekend.

We'll do some final post-mortems on the Flyers' first-round loss to the Rangers and also talk about the questions that loom for this upcoming offseason.

We're gonna talk about that awesome game that just happened and also the one that's going to happen tomorrow. PLAYOFFS.

Recapping games 4 and 5 of the Flyers-Rangers playoff series.

Three games into the playoffs, the Flyers trail the Rangers 2-1 in their series. We'll talk about them, why the Flyers are trailing, and what they'll need to do to come back and win the series.

The Flyers start the playoffs in two days, their goalie might have a concussion, they just gave one guy $30 million, they just signed one of their best defensive prospects to an agreement, and something else has probably happened in the time it took you to read that. We're gonna talk about all of this.

With just eight games left in the regular season and a first-round series with the Rangers staring the Flyers in a face, we'll talk about recent happenings and the season's final two weeks (and more!).

After a home-and-home with Pittsburgh that could only be described as a wild success for the Flyers, we'll talk a bit about the weekend that was, as well as the schedule that's coming up and the Flyers' updated playoff chances.

We'll be discussing everything from the Flyers recent four-game win streak to their standing in the Metropolitan Division and Eastern Conference playoff races, the tough upcoming schedule, plus Steve Mason's recent play and the need for him to get some rest. We'll preview Tuesday's game against New Jersey and the weekend's home-and-home with Pittsburgh.

Andrew MacDonald is a Flyer. We'll talk about that trade and more, just a few hours from the 2014 NHL trade deadline. 

The Flyers platy the Hurricanes on Sunday night, and we'll be on BSH Radio immediately after the game to break it all down.

We'll be live immediately following the Flyers' season-opening game against the Maple Leafs, giving our thoughts and listening to yours.

We'll talk a bit -- juuuuuust a bit -- about the Flyers reportedly signing veteran winger Dan Cleary to a 3-year contract, and also we'll talk about rookie camp and training camp.

We'll chat with Corey Sznajder of Shutdown Line and Canes Country about our third new division rivals, the Carolina Hurricanes.

We talked about Claude Giroux's golfing injury last week as well as a number of various Flyers/NHL happenings of late.

In this week's edition of BSH Radio, we're joined by J.P. of Capitals blog Japers' Rink, where we'll talk about the Capitals and their move to the newly-formed division.

On episode 54 of BSH Radio, we're joined by Dan Parker from The Cannon, a Columbus Blue Jackets blog, to discuss the new Metropolitan Division and the team that's suddenly one of our rivals.