Daily News | It’s time for Dave Scott, Chuck Fletcher, and the Flyers to acknowledge their “process” is underway | Mike Sielski
Chuck Fletcher should have started there. When he entered a conference room Tuesday morning at the Flyers Training Center in Voorhees for his season-capping meeting with the media, he should have sat down at the table and, before taking a single question, made the assertion that he and the other power people in the organization already know to be true.
. But the question was a broader one, about the front office’s view on where the Flyers stand and its philosophy/plan to make the team better.Rich Tocchet, John Tortorella among available coaching candidates Flyers could consider Twice, Fletcher said, “A little bit of both.” It was a hedge. He was watching his words, not wanting to suggest that the Flyers would scrap everything, trade or release everyone, and start from nothing. Carter Hart, Joel Farabee, Ivan Provorov, Travis Konecny: There are players here who still can be part of a brighter Flyers future.
But that core and those additions won’t be enough for the Flyers to contend for a championship — certainly not next season, and it’s unlikely for at least a couple of years thereafter. In the best-case scenario, they’re counting on Sean Couturier returning to full form after playing just 29 games last season and undergoing back surgery in February, and they’re hopingin time to report to training camp.
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