The Philadelphia Flyers power-play unit as a whole was nothing short of a disappointment this past year. Former Assistant Coach Kris Knoblauch could never get the squad to produce at a consistent level and made various changes to the structure and personnel in hopes to get the unit up and running, from little-to-no avail. The Flyers man advantage ended up finishing 23rd among NHL teams in Power-Play Percentage with 17.09% in 2018-19. Knoblauch is now gone, and longtime NHL coach Michel Therrien will take over his duties for the 2019-20 campaign. General Manager Chuck Fletcher added a new face to the roster over the offseason, too, and one or maybe even both of the units could look a little different when the new year begins.
How Could The Philadelphia Flyers Power Play Units Look in 2019-20?
