The NHL’s trade deadline is on Friday and the annual tradition of Scott Laughton’s name being tossed around this time of year rolls on. Once again the Flyers forward is rumored to be on the move as teams try to boost their rosters for Stanley Cup runs.

TSN: Darren Dreger says that St. Louis Blues forward Brayden Schenn would be a great with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Philadelphia Flyers Scott Laughton would be another option for the Maple Leafs. TSN: Chris Johnston said that Toronto Maple Leafs and John Tavares’ reps have held contract extension talks throughout the season,

On the Philadelphia Flyers interest in a top-line center, Scott Laughton, cap flexibility and Andrei Kuzmenko. Kevin Kurz of The Athletic: (mailbag) It does make some sense that t

T he Toronto Maple Leafs have had a strong regular season so far but their biggest challenge remains finding postseason success. The team hasn’t reached the Eastern Conference F

Philadelphia Flyers forward Scott Laughton acknowledged he was just having a little fun when he posted a photo imitating "The Last Supper" to his social media Friday night - one week before the trade deadline.

The Flyers will listen if teams want to overpay for what they have to offer, but they don't view their top trade assets as spare parts.

One specific area that the Devils are undoubtedly looking to improve at the center position. Their most significant need is an upgrade at the third-line center spot, and one player who stands out as a potential trade target for the Devils is Philadelphia Flyers forward Scott Laughton because of it.

The Flyers continue to roll in their return from the 4 Nations break, but one last wave of trade deadline rumors does hang over the heads of Scott Laughton and the rest of the team.

Expect the Flyers to give center Scott Laughton a say in where he ends up if he leaves Philadelphia at the trade deadline, Kevin Kurz of The Athletic reports Thursday. That is, of course, despite his contract’s lack of formal trade protection.

Philadelphia Flyers' Scott Laughton and St. Louis Blues' Brayden Schenn are drawing the interest of many NHL teams, according to insider Darren Dreger.