In terms of turnovers and sloppy play in the defensive zone, the Flyers really need Pronger back. His outlet passes are usually spot-on, and it means both O'Donnell and Boynton (or Gustafsson) don't have to play.

@helloboys Thanks! You are right on that.

Leighton is only in net because Bobrovsky and Boucher were each pulled in their last start. This is the perfect time to give Leighton a chance to play and possibly stop a losing streak. My take: Just play Bobrovsky.

Eric: Reason being, even if the Flyers finish second in the NHL in total points to the Pittsburgh Penguins, because they are in the same division, the Flyers would be fourth in the conference and fall into the dreaded 4-5 matchup. The Flyers DONT want to be fourth...division leaders take the top three conference seeds.

Dan: I would agree in trading Leighton if there is a taker. Boosh is also a lesser cap hit, and his contract expires this year, giving them more flexibility for next year. Mike: There was a time I believe the Flyers had three healthy goalies on the roster, but there were several different goalies to dress (LOL Jeremy Duchesne). I remember rotating in and out healthy scratches and rotating nets in practice.

For some reason I just don't think the Flyers will bury Leighton or Boucher in the minors. I think if the Flyers will trade or waive one of Boosh/Leighton out of fairness for the player to give them a chance to find an NHL job. The Flyers rotated three goalies the same way last year without sending one to the Phantoms. Both Leighton and Boucher are solid backup goalies. In my opinion, neither is cut out to be a regular NHL starting goaltender. Both were forced into that role at certain points last year, but that doesn't necessarily mean that either would be decent starting goalies over the course of an entire (60+ games) season.

Whoa completely my bad guys - simply a typo. I apologize.

I think that with the loss of Ian Laperriere you could use someone like Guerin to take his place. Sean O'Donnell will help with the veteran leadership aspect too. You seem to be forgetting that when the Flyers traded Gagne, they traded their assistant captain and longest tenured player, which isn't easily replaceable. Aaron Asham was also well respected in the locker room. I just don't think you can ever have too much veteran leadership, and Andreas Nodl doesn't seem to have a future in the NHL in my opinion. He's at best a fourth line player.