Bobby Brink

Brink took a significant step forward in his second NHL campaign, racking up just 12 goals but also 41 points in 79 games. The winger averaged just 14:50 of ice time, but his production went up even though his shooting percentage dipped to 11.4 percent. It looks like Brink will be at least a middle-six forward for the Flyers for years to come, especially if he signs a long-term deal prior to restricted free agency in 2026. Fantasy managers may still want to see a little more goal-scoring and an increase in shot volume, but a change behind the bench in Philadelphia should free up many of the team's young forwards to get more involved on offense. Brink also offers a little upside in hits and should retain a power-play role for 2025-26.