Leo Carlsson just became the NHL’s highest-paid player after signing a five-year, $90 million deal with the Flyers—$18 million annually—surpassing Kaprizov’s old record. The Ducks matched the offer, despite criticism for waiting, to avoid losing their top center for draft picks. Carlsson’s agents say the Ducks actually offered him an eight-year, $84 million deal before the season started, but they held out for a better deal, which came when the Flyers threw down a front-loaded, bonus-rich offer. The Ducks matched it, keeping Carlsson in Anaheim, now under the weight of a massive contract and high expectations.

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Flyers’ offseason push is heating up as Danny Briere targets a top-tier center and a true defensive upgrade—leaning into their “buy low” philosophy with names like Mason McTavish in play, aiming for smart, impactful moves without breaking the bank.

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Flyers are circling Shane Wright, the top-four draft pick, as a potential game-changer in their roster overhaul — but don’t count on it yet, as other teams are also in the mix and the trade landscape is heating up.

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