With Philadelphia sitting nine regular skaters vs. Montreal on Tuesday, Hunter McDonald will make his NHL debut. The 23-year-old defensemen was Philadelphia's 2022 sixth round pick (165th overall) and had six points and 88 PIMs in 62 games with Lehigh Valley (AHL) this season.
Jiricek was acquired by the Flyers at the trade deadline and will make his Philadelphia debut on Tuesday vs. Montreal. The 22-year-old former sixth overall pick will now appear for his third NHL organization since being drafted by Columbus in 2022. He has appeared in 25 games this season (all with MIN) but has failed to pick up a point while collecting 14 PIMs and averaging 11:43 TOI.
It took game 82 of the regular season, but Oliver Bonk will make his much anticipated debut on Tuesday vs. Montreal. The 21-year-old was Philadelphia's 2023 1st round pick (22nd overall) and had six goals and 19 points in 44 games with Lehigh Valley (AHL) in his first season of professional hockey. Bonk is the son of former NHLer Radek Bonk.
Juulsen has been out since April 3rd but will draw back into the Flyers lineup on Tuesday vs. Montreal with the team sitting nine regular players due to rest. Juulsen made his Flyers debut this season and has appeared in 51 games, picking up a goal, 10 points and a +2 plus/minus.
With Philadelphia sitting nine regular players due to rest on Tuesday vs. Montreal, Anthony Richard will make his season debut. The 29-year-old appeared in 15 games with the Flyers last season but has spent the entire year with Lehigh Valley (AHL), where he had 18 goals and 44 points in 63 games played.
Gaucher last appeared in Philadelphia's lineup on November 4th but will draw back in for Game 82 vs. Montreal and his fourth appearance of the season. The 25-year-old has yet to pick up his first career point despite appearing in seven games across the last two seasons.
With Philadelphia sitting nine regular players due to rest on Tuesday vs. Montreal, Anthony Richard will re-enter Philadelphia's lineup. The 28-year-old Swedish forward has not played in over a week. He has 13 points (9G / 4A) in 46 games this season.
After sitting for the Flyers previous two games, Alex Bump will draw back into Philadelphia's lineup for their final game of the regular season vs. Montreal on Tuesday. The 22-year-old winger made his NHL debut in March and has been a steady source of offence in Philadelphia's push for the playoffs, with four goals, eight points and a +2 plus/minus through 16 games played.
Wilson was one of the NHLs better stories this season after he was signed from Lehigh Valley (AHL) late in the season and will appear in his third game on Tuesday vs. Montreal. The veteran left-winger last appeared in the NHL with Pittsburgh in 2018-19 before this season and has five PIMs and a -1 plus/minus in his two appearances so far with the Flyers.
Kochetkov has not played since mid-December and was originally ruled out for the remainder of the season after undergoing surgery to address a lower-body injury. That said, he recovered slightly ahead of schedule and, after completing a brief conditioning stint with the Chicago Wolves (AHL), will be between the pipes in the Hurricanes' season finale on Tuesday. With uncertainty in Carolina's crease, a strong performance for Kochetkov on Tuesday could ensure he tends the twine to start the postseason. Before his injury, the 26-year-old goalie had a 2.33 GAA and .899 SV% in nine games (6-2-0).
York is one of nine Flyers players that will not dress on Tuesday due to rest related purposes as Philadelphia heads to Long Island for their final game of the season. The 24-year-old closes out his fifth NHL season with four goals, 26 points and 28 PIMs in 74 games played.
With Philadelphia locked into their playoff position, their final game of the season has little meaning which has led to Jamie Drysdale and eight other players resting vs. Montreal. The 24-year-old has surpassed the 70+ games played mark for the third time in his six-year career in 2025-26 and has a career high eight goals and 32 points across 78 games to show for it.
With Philadelphia's playoff position locked up, Travis Sanheim will join nine other Flyers' players and rest vs. Montreal on Tuesday. The 30-year-old defensemen has appeared in every game for Philadelphia this season, picking up 11 goals, 37 points and a +12 plus/minus in 81 games played.
After clinching a playoff berth yesterday, Philadelphia will rest several key players in its final game of the season, including Trevor Zegras. After falling out of favour in Anaheim, the 24-year-old Zegras proved he can be a reliable offensive contributor in his first season in Philadelphia. In 81 games, Zegras scored a career-high 67 points (26G / 41A).
After clinching a playoff berth yesterday, Philadelphia will rest several key players in its final game of the season, including Owen Tippett. The 26-year-old Tippett had an impressive 2025-26 season, cementing himself as a top power forward, tallying 51 points (28G / 23A) and 166 hits in 81 games this season.
With Carolina expected to sit a handful of regulars on Long Island on Tuesday, Ronan Seeley will make his NHL debut. The 23-year-old defensemen was Carolina's 2020 7th round pick (208th overall) and had 10 goals and 22 points in 67 games with Chicago (AHL) prior to his call up.
With Carolina expected to sit some regulars again on Tuesday on Long Island, Felix Unger Sorum will make his NHL debut. The 20-year-old Norwegian/Swedish forward was Carolina's 2023 2nd round pick (62nd overall) and enjoyed a successful campaign with Chicago (AHL) this season, with 16 goals and 63 points in 69 games played.
After clinching a playoff berth yesterday, Philadelphia will rest several key players in its final game of the season, including Rasmus Ristolainen. The 31-year-old defenseman, in his 13th NHL season, is preparing for his first-ever postseason appearance. He scored 14 points (1G / 13A) in 44 games this season.
After clinching a playoff berth yesterday, Philadelphia will rest several key players in its final game of the season, including Sean Couturier. The 33-year-old Couturier has settled into a diminished role this season, often playing on the fourth line, but still finishes the 2025-26 season with a respectable 36 points (12G / 24A) in 78 games.
Injuries recently allowed Hovorka to make his NHL debut and will return to the Panthers roster after a brief stint back in the AHL. The 24-year-old Czech defenseman has 18 points (5G / 13A) in 55 games this season with the Charlotte Checkers (AHL).
