Philadelphia Flyers linked with Robert Thomas of St. Louis Blues and Shane Wright of Seattle Kraken in NHL trade rumors

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Philadelphia Flyers linked with Robert Thomas of St. Louis Blues and Shane Wright of Seattle Kraken in NHL trade rumors

Robert Thomas of St. Louis Blues and Shane Wright of Seattle Kraken (Credit: Getty Images)

The Philadelphia Flyers are still in the news when it comes to NHL trade rumors as they try to build a strong team before the important parts of the season. The team has made some progress, but NHL news roundup discussions are still bringing up concerns about depth and consistency at the center position.

The Flyers could do better against stronger teams if they worked on this area.Recent NHL news suggests that management may look at both established stars and younger players to fill the gap. Adding the right center could make the offense more balanced, the special teams better, and the team's ability to match up with other teams in important NHL games today. Robert Thomas and Shane Wright are two names that come up a lot in rumors.

Each one has different strengths and timelines for the Flyers' plans.

All SIGNS point to this... - Wright trade INCOMING

Philadelphia Flyers NHL trade rumors analysis involving Robert Thomas and Shane Wright

Robert Thomas of the St. Louis Blues has become an interesting possible target because he can make plays and play well on both ends of the ice, and Thomas is only 26 years old and signed for a long time, so he could quickly become a stable top-line center and fit into Philadelphia's competitive timeline, however, getting a player of his level would probably require a big trade package, which would make negotiations difficult.

On the other hand, Shane Wright of the Seattle Kraken is a player with a lot of potential who could help a team grow over time. Wright hasn't fully established himself as a star yet, but his potential for growth and past offensive flashes make him an interesting candidate for a change of scenery.

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