Kevin Kurz is a staff writer for The Athletic NHL based in Philadelphia. He has extensive experience covering team sports, particularly in professional and competitive sports, having previously reported on the New York Islanders and the San Jose Sharks for over a decade. His work has been featured in The Athletic and The New York Times.
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Kevin Kurz's coverage predominantly revolves around sports, particularly hockey and the Philadelphia Flyers. He regularly covers evolving stories and event coverage related to NHL games, player development, and team strategies.
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By: Kevin Kurz
GM Daniel Briere is still trying to push a young, promising team to true contender status.
By: Kevin Kurz
The Flyers are on a steady upswing. The next step is to attract the next level of high-end player to Philadelphia.
By: Julian Mckenzie, Kevin Kurz
The veteran forward remained unsigned through late Wednesday night, the first day of 2026 free agency.
By: Kevin Kurz, Eric Stephens
Carlsson had 29 goals to go along with 38 assists — both of which ranked second on the team — in 70 games this season.
By: Kevin Kurz
Desperate. Pointless. Creative. Ballsy. Ostentatious. The Flyers big move for Leo Carlsson is all those things, regardless of what happens.
By: Kevin Kurz
Whether they land Leo Carlsson or not, Flyers GM Daniel Briere has sent a clear message: The Flyers are done waiting.
By: Eric Stephens, Kevin Kurz
Eric Stephens and Kevin Kurz offer insight from Anaheim and Philadelphia's perspectives on the massive offer sheet rocking the league.
By: Kevin Kurz, Eric Stephens
Carlsson leapfrogged Kirill Kaprizov as the highest-paid player in NHL history on an annual basis.
By: Kevin Kurz
The Flyers have shown they will be aggressive, but is there another move to be made this summer?
By: Kevin Kurz
Plus: arbitration updates for Jamie Drysdale and Trevor Zegras, both of whom have expressed the desire to stay in Philadelphia.
