We started talking a few weeks back about the Flyers’ prospects, and when we might expect them to be ready to make the jump to the NHL. We broke down the 2016 draft class (parts one and two), and the 2017 class, and now it’s time to move on to 2018. This is where this exercise gets a little more difficult—with only one season of play between now and their draft year, it’s not a huge body of work to study. But, it still leaves us with some pieces, so we’ll work with what we have.
When will the Flyers’ 2018 draftees crack the NHL?
