Philadelphia Flyers year by year

59 seasons since 1967-68 · 2249-1637-457-242 all time · 2 titles

How have the Flyers ranked, year by year?

The Philadelphia Flyers have played 58 seasons since 1967-68: 2249-1635-457-240 in the regular season, with 2 titles. Their defense allowed the fewest goals in the league 2 times: 2002-03 and 1985-86. Over the last 10 seasons the best defense was 2019-20's (7th in goals allowed), the best offense 2019-20's (7th in goals scored). In 2026-27 they are 0-2-2, 31st in goals scored and 26th in goals allowed after 4 games.

Philadelphia Flyers by season: record, goals scored and allowed per game with league rank, coach and postseason
SeasonW-L-T-OTLOffenseDefenseCoachPostseason
2026-270-2-21.2531st4.2526th——
2025-2643-27-122.9321st2.919thRick TocchetPlayoffs, 4-6
2024-2533-39-102.8324th3.4528thJohn Tortorella, Brad Shaw—
2023-2438-33-112.8227th3.1518thJohn Tortorella—
2022-2331-38-132.6829th3.3723rdJohn Tortorella—
2021-2225-46-112.5631st3.5927thAlain Vigneault, Mike Yeo—
2020-2125-23-82.8615th3.5231stAlain Vigneault—
2019-2041-21-73.297th2.777thAlain VigneaultPlayoffs, 10-6
2018-1937-37-82.9418th3.4129thDave Hakstol, Scott Gordon—
2017-1842-26-143.0412th2.8814thDave HakstolPlayoffs, 2-4
2016-1739-33-102.5920th2.8219thDave Hakstol—
2015-1641-27-142.5722nd2.5612thDave HakstolPlayoffs, 2-4
2014-1533-31-182.5921st2.7221stCraig Berube—
2013-1442-30-102.848th2.7720thPeter Laviolette, Craig BerubePlayoffs, 3-4
2012-1323-22-32.759th2.9022ndPeter Laviolette—
2011-1247-26-93.172nd2.7420thPeter LaviolettePlayoffs, 5-6
2010-1147-23-123.123rd2.6311thPeter LaviolettePlayoffs, 4-7
2009-1041-35-62.838th2.7115thJohn Stevens, Peter LavioletteLost the Stanley Cup Final
2008-0944-27-113.174th2.8316thJohn StevensPlayoffs, 2-4
2007-0842-29-112.996th2.7718thJohn StevensPlayoffs, 9-8
2006-0722-48-122.6023rd3.6230thKen Hitchcock, John Stevens—
2005-0645-26-113.218th3.0917thKen HitchcockPlayoffs, 2-4
2003-0440-21-15-62.798th2.276thKen HitchcockPlayoffs, 11-7
2002-0345-20-13-42.5717th2.021stKen HitchcockPlayoffs, 6-7
2001-0242-27-10-32.858th2.347thBill BarberPlayoffs, 1-4
2000-0143-25-11-32.9311th2.5210thBill Barber, Craig RamsayPlayoffs, 2-4
1999-0045-22-12-32.8910th2.182ndRoger NeilsonPlayoffs, 11-7
1998-9937-26-192.829th2.396thRoger NeilsonPlayoffs, 2-4
1997-9842-29-112.953rd2.355thWayne Cashman, Roger NeilsonPlayoffs, 1-4
1996-9745-24-133.343rd2.658thTerry MurrayLost the Stanley Cup Final
1995-9645-24-133.444th2.544thTerry MurrayPlayoffs, 6-6
1994-9528-16-43.139th2.758thTerry Murray—
1993-9435-39-103.506th3.7423rdTerry Simpson—
1992-9336-37-113.8013th3.8017thBill Dineen—
1991-9232-37-113.1517th3.419thPaul Holmgren, Bill Dineen—
1990-9133-37-103.1516th3.3411thPaul Holmgren—
1989-9030-39-113.6310th3.7115thPaul Holmgren—
1988-8936-36-83.848th3.567thPaul Holmgren—
1987-8838-33-93.6511th3.659thMike Keenan—
1986-8746-26-83.884th3.062ndMike KeenanLost the Stanley Cup Final
1985-8653-23-44.194th3.011stMike Keenan—
1984-8553-20-74.354th3.013rdMike KeenanLost the Stanley Cup Final
1983-8444-26-104.384th3.636thBob McCammon—
1982-8349-23-84.086th3.003rdBob McCammon—
1981-8238-31-114.068th3.919thPat Quinn, Bob McCammon—
1980-8141-24-153.9111th3.112ndPat Quinn, Bob McCammon—
1979-8048-12-204.092nd3.177thPat Quinn, Bob McCammonLost the Stanley Cup Final
1978-7940-25-153.513.10Pat Quinn, Bob McCammon—
1977-7845-20-153.702.50Fred Shero—
1976-7748-16-164.042.66Fred Shero—
1975-7651-13-164.352.61Fred SheroLost the Stanley Cup Final
1974-7551-18-113.662.26Fred SheroWon the Stanley Cup Final
1973-7450-16-123.502.10Fred SheroWon the Stanley Cup Final
1972-7337-30-113.793.28Fred Shero—
1971-7226-38-142.563.03Fred Shero—
1970-7128-33-172.652.88Vic Stasiuk—
1969-7017-35-242.592.96Vic Stasiuk—
1968-6920-35-212.292.96Keith Allen—
1967-6831-32-112.342.42Keith Allen—

Regular season. Offense and defense are goals scored and allowed per game; the rank beside each is among the league’s clubs that season, first being the most scored or the fewest allowed. Ranks start in 1979-80, the first season after the WHA merger.

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