Philadelphia Flyers Select Six Players in 2026 NHL Draft

The Philadelphia Flyers selected six players in the 2026 NHL Draft, including defenseman Maksim Sokolovskii with the 27th overall pick.

What happened in the draft?

The team made their picks remotely from Atlantic City, NJ, while the prospects' names were called from KeyBank Center in Buffalo, NY.

The Flyers also selected defenseman Brek Liske with the 53rd overall pick and goaltender Martin Psohlavec with the 62nd overall pick.

Why it matters for Philadelphia Flyers

These picks are crucial for the team's future, especially with their current standing at 8th in the Eastern Conference and a 43-27 record, on a W3 streak.

The Flyers' General Manager Daniel Briere said Sokolovskii showed significant progression throughout the season.

What comes next for the team?

The selected players will have the opportunity to develop and contribute to the team's success, with Sokolovskii and Liske bringing defensive skills and Psohlavec bringing goaltending abilities.

The team's current record and standing demonstrate their potential for success, and these new picks will help strengthen their roster.

As of now, the Philadelphia Flyers are focused on developing their new players and preparing for the next season.

The Flyers' Amateur Scout Mark Greig praised Liske's two-way game and growth potential.

The team's Goaltender Scout Ryan Cyr highlighted Psohlavec's athletic ability and high ceiling.

With these new additions, the Philadelphia Flyers are looking to improve their performance and make a strong run in the next season.