After falling short of the lofty expectations set for him in Philadelphia, center Nolan Patrick is ready to hit the reset button after being traded to the Golden Knights.

James Patrick knew his nephew, Nolan, from a young age, was destined for hockey. Now, Nolan is on the verge of the NHL – and maybe the Flyers. By Jordan Hall ...

One of the Flyers veterans walked by Nolan Patrick and cursed at him in the dressing room for no particular reason after the teams’ Saturday morning skate at the Wells Fargo Center. Patrick, the ...

The Flyers officially open development camp July 7, but if you're expecting to see Nolan Patrick on the ice, you're out of luck. Patrick, who the Flyers drafted with the No. 2 overall pick last ...

VOORHEES, N.J. -- Nolan Patrick, a big and elite 19-year-old center from Winnipeg was the top draft choice of the Philadelphia Flyers in the NHL draft in June, but he still is required to stay a ...

Despite initial reports that former Vegas Golden Knights center Nolan Patrick had retired, conflicting reports seem to say otherwise.

Nothing has really changed for Nolan Patrick, except he's traded in those icy ponds for state-of-the-art NHL theaters. The Flyers’ Skate Zone, in Voorhees, N.J. is where Patrick is always among ...

Since his arrival to the NHL, Nolan Patrick’s trajectory has, in a sense, mirrored that of the Flyers. His rookie season got off to a very slow start, as did the team, in 2017-2018. But just ...

From the intriguing series with the Penguins to Nolan Patrick's spot in the lineup, here are our latest three Flyers thoughts. By Jordan Hall ...

The Golden Knights acquired William Karlsson as a throw-in during the expansion draft. Chandler Stephenson came for a fourth-round pick.

Five years ago, the Flyers selected center Nolan Patrick No. 2 overall in the 2017 NHL draft out of the Western Hockey League. They are still feeling the ramifications of that pick. In three days, … ...

How high is Patrick's ceiling? Charlie O'Connor breaks down the disparate halves of the rookie's 2017-18, examines how his second-half numbers compare to others and discusses areas of improvement.