And today, we're going to talk about the Flyers centers.

Mm-hmm.

Long, a position of major weakness for the Philadelphia Flyers, and still a position of

major weakness for the Philadelphia Flyers, but perhaps not as big of a position of weakness

as it has been in the past.

And I want to talk about the idea that maybe, while the flyer centers are clearly not good

enough to win anything major, anything meaningful.

We know that.

We know they don't have a one C in the here or now, nor do they have a clear cut 1C for

the long term.

But is it possible that maybe out of our general frustration with the lack of a clear-cut

solution for the long-term 1C problem, that perhaps we are underrating a bit, the centers

that they do have, and this came to me because Travis Fios, TSN's Travisios, who's more

of an analytics type guy, he's been ranking every team and their position groups in tiers. Yes. He did the goalies. He did the defensemen. He did the wingers. Now he's done the centers. And for the centers, I think I was expecting the flyers to be, you know, dead last. Like, obviously they're the worst centers in the league. Yeah. He has them in Tier 4, which not good. It's not good enough.

Hmm. be, you know, dead last, like obviously they're the worst centers in the league. Yeah. He has them in tier four, which not good.

It's not good enough.

No.

But it's not the worst.

He has them in a tier with teams like the ducks, the Bruins, the flames, the blue jackets,

the red wings, the sharks, the Cracken, and he has them above the Montreal Canadiens

and the national Predators.

So I want to talk to you about whether we agree with this.

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