Despite making the cut last year, Philadelphia Flyers forward Travis Konecny is no longer a top 20 winger in the NHL in the ...

When the dust settled, Konecny had a whopping 40 points over the 30-game stretch, culminating in a dramatic hat trick against the Washington Capitals on Jan. 11. Travis Konecny was back.

According to Natural Stat Trick, Konecny was averaging 5.63 individual scoring chances per 60 minutes before his slump. Since then, it’s dropped to 3.75 per 60 — the lowest mark among Flyers ...

Konecny’s ill-advised turnover on Dec. 29 in a game in Los Angeles resulting in a late second-period breakaway goal by Warren Foegele sparked a 5-4 come-from-behind Kings win, as he tried making ...

Meanwhile, Konecny’s eight-year, $70 million contract (with a full no-trade clause through 2030-31) kicks in next season. Even if general manager Daniel Briere makes some big moves this summer ...

The Philadelphia Flyers signed forward Travis Konecny to an eight-year, $70 million contract extension ($8.75 AAV), the team announced Thursday. The deal includes a full no-move clause for the ...

And Konecny would still be just 28 years old when his new deal kicked in, in 2025-26. As a player who’s avoided any major injuries throughout his career, he should still be in a position to be ...

Konecny’s hat trick against the Caps gave him an eye-popping 20 points in his last 10 games, a point streak that stands as the longest by a Flyers player since Giroux in 2017-18.

That, of course, outlines the 2018-19 breakout of Travis Sanheim. But every word could just as easily be applied to the work of Travis Konecny a mere calendar year ago.

Heading into the 2020-21 season, Travis Konecny certainly looked like he might be on the verge of stardom. Sure, he struggled in the playoffs. But it was the strangest postseason in history.

Konecny, for his part, didn’t think much of the tall Manitoban, even as both were impact players on the same team, particularly in 2014. “For me, I just thought he was just a quiet guy ...

Travis Konecny, who missed the first four days of official on-ice activities in Voorhees, agreed to a six-year, $33 million contract with the Flyers on Monday afternoon.