Tony DeAngelo

Carolina Hurricanes traded defenseman Tony DeAngelo, a restricted free agent, to Philadelphia Flyers during 2022 NHL Draft on Friday at Bell Centre in ...

DeAngelo said a lot of perceived signing options “didn’t come to fruition,” but he found “open arms” with the Hurricanes. At the same time, I think I’ve taken a lot of strides on the defensive side of the puck, too. Some teams are trying to move guys because of the money and all that, so it might work out pretty well for us.” “It’s not a player we were looking to move on from,” Waddell told the media. “Been a Flyers fan since the day I can remember. Hurricanes president and general manager Don Waddell told reporters in Montreal on Friday that the Canes were trying to re-sign DeAngelo until late Thursday night.

The Carolina Hurricanes traded defenseman Tony DeAngelo and a 2022 seventh-round draft pick to Philadelphia for a fourth-round pick in 2022, a third-round ...

In January 2021, DeAngelo had a reported altercation with Rangers netminder Alexandar Georgiev; DeAngelo was placed on waivers right after. He is a right-handed shot who moves the puck extremely well and will drive offense from the back end for us." "We did our due diligence and we strongly believe in Tony and his ability to help our team.

The Carolina Hurricanes have traded defenseman Tony DeAngelo to the Philadelphia Flyers for a trio of draft picks as the NHL Draft resumes on Friday in ...

The Rangers sent DeAngelo to their practice unit in February 2021 as he only played in six NHL games that season. The transaction means DeAngelo will be playing for his third team in as many seasons. He had 10 goals and 41 assists, a career-high.

The Flyers' trade for Hurricanes defenseman Tony DeAngelo was costly in draft capital, and also in the trying of the fanbase's patience. By Adam Hermann.

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The Philadelphia Flyers are currently the biggest disappointment in hockey. On Friday, before the second round of the 2022 NHL Draft, the Flyers traded for ...

Is toting around DeAngelo’s pestilential baggage — spreading filth in his wake — worth it in the hope he can help the Flyers return to their former glory? Those right there are the words of a hockey team that’s completely lost the plot. The Flyers then reportedly extended DeAngelo to the tune of a two-year, $10 million contract to lock down the defenseman through the 2024-25 season. DeAngelo reportedly started the incident after a miscommunication between the two led to Sidney Crosby’s game-winning overtime goal. On Twitter, DeAngelo’s conservative views came to light as he denied the severity of COVID-19 during the pandemic. There’s a long history of receipts detailing DeAngelo’s putrid behavior on and off the ice.

Club picks up right-shot defenseman from Carolina in exchange for NHL Draft picks.

Prior to turning pro, DeAngelo spent four seasons in the Ontario Hockey League with the Sarnia Sting (2011-15) and Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (2014-15) where he recorded 241 points (55g-186a) in 236 games. He led the Hurricanes defense in all three offensive categories - goals, assists and points - and ranked second on the team with a plus-minus rating of +30. He was a member of the 2007-08 Flyers Quebec International Pee Wee Team.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The Flyers acquired defenseman Tony DeAngelo from the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for three draft picks, the team said Friday.

He has ties to the Philadelphia area and was a member of the 2007-08 Flyers Quebec International Pee Wee Team. He also ranked second on the team with a plus-minus rating of +30. “We did our due diligence and we strongly believe in Tony and his ability to help our team.

New Flyers defenseman Tony DeAngelo spoke passionately about playing for the team he rooted for while growing up in South Philly.

… The only way you can win in this league is if you have guys (who have) bought in … 23 guys.” DeAngelo said “people are going to get to know me well and really enjoy my game and the kind of person I am off the ice as well. I thought I had a real good year this year, so obviously with a good team it makes it a little easier on you, I guess. I’m just looking forward to proving (myself), as I did in Carolina this past year and doing the same thing here.” In a Zoom call with reporters Saturday, the 5-foot-11, 180-pound defenseman sounded genuinely excited to be playing in his home city. “There was something I said back in junior; people don’t know what it is.

Tony DeAngelo resurrected his NHL career in productive season with Carolina Hurricanes. Friday during 2022 NHL Draft he was traded to the Philadelphia ...

When I had my opportunity to get back in the league and go to Carolina I just took advantage of it and tried to mature. A restricted free agent, DeAngelo and his agent, Pat Brisson, were given permission by the Canes to talk with other teams. “I don’t think there’s anybody better in the league one on one,” DeAngelo said of Slavin. “We had a lot of man-to-man style there defending, so you’re really covering your own guy. Canes president and general manager Don Waddell said the two sides continued to negotiate until late Thursday night, the first day of the draft. That came after protracted contract talks with Carolina and the inability to reach an agreement both sides liked. I was definitely interested in staying and they were interested in keeping me, but it was getting to the point we weren’t working anything out.”

The 26-year-old defenseman, who the Flyers acquired on Friday for three draft picks, is an elite offensive defenseman but comes with character concerns.

The Flyers technically traded for his negotiating rights and not the player, although reports say he has agreed to sign a two-year, $10 million ($5 AAV) contract with the team. On the ice, DeAngelo fits a real need for the Flyers as a puck-moving defenseman and a power-play quarterback. He is a right-handed shot who moves the puck extremely well and will drive offense from the back end for us.” On Friday, DeAngelo said he has made “strides” in this regard but it is hard not to think his numbers defensively are a bit misleading and a by-product of being part of a great defensive team in Carolina. He was also suspended three games for verbally abusing referees in juniors on a separate occasion. DeAngelo is an offensive defenseman who can generate offense both as a playmaker and with his shot.