NHL Rumors: Flyers Are Not Done With Owen Tippett Trade Talks
Owen Tippett Flyers trade buzz expected to return
Tippett drew serious interest leading up to the deadline, and while nothing ultimately happened, the groundwork has already been laid for something bigger this summer.
“His name popped up a bunch the last couple of weeks… the Flyers are willing to listen, but you’ve got to make them an offer that entices them,” Pagnotta said.
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Philadelphia isn't necessarily out there shopping Tippett, but they’re not opposed to the idea either. In other words, they'll listen to what teams have to offer.
Teams like the Boston Bruins, Toronto Maple Leafs, Minnesota Wild, Ottawa Senators, and Edmonton Oilers are expected to circle again.
Tippett’s value rising as Flyers weigh offseason options
It's pretty easy to see why teams are so interested.
Tippett has quietly put together another solid season, sitting around 23 goals and 41 points over 68 games while piling up 182 shots, 136 hits, and averaging 16:47.
This is now his fourth straight season clearing the 20-goal mark, and he’s doing it on a team that hasn’t exactly been an offensive powerhouse.
Tippett is a rare mix of speed, size, and scoring touch, and he’s starting to round out his defensive game as well.
He’s also locked into a long-term deal at $6.2 million annually, which is starting to look like good value for a top-six winger entering his prime.
Owen Tippett with his 23rd of the year!
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That kind of contract only increases his trade appeal, especially for contenders looking to add without completely wrecking their cap structure.
Still, this isn’t a simple decision for the Flyers. They’ve got wingers on the younger side like Travis Konecny, Matvei Michkov, and a wave of prospects pushing for NHL spots (Porter Martone, Jett Luchanko).
At some point, something has to give.
If Philadelphia does move him, it won’t be a soft sell. It’s going to take a serious package. And with his modified no-trade clause kicking in soon, this offseason might be the window where things finally escalate.
Over his seven-year career, the former 10th overall pick has recorded 116 goals and 226 points across 415 games played.
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