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Flyers Notebook: Sean Couturier Returns, Tyson Foerster Out Injured

Tyson Foerster was scratched after a lower-body injury from blocking a shot; Sean Couturier returned to the lineup after missing one game, said coach Rick Tocchet.

  • On Sunday, the Philadelphia Flyers scratched Tyson Foerster for the game against Calgary while captain Sean Couturier returned from a one-game absence.
  • Foerster was hurt during Saturday night's 5-2 loss to Toronto after blocking a Morgan Rielly slap shot that struck the inside of his left ankle; Tocchet said staying in did not worsen the issue.
  • Replacing Foerster, Owen Tippett will join Noah Cates and Bobby Brink for the short term, as Foerster will miss the next three or four games, Flyers coach Rick Tocchet said.
  • Concern about netminder workloads has led Rick Tocchet to stress cautious goaltender management, admitting he considered Dan Vladar and planning shorter shifts on back-to-back games.
  • After taking a shot from Noah Juulsen at 14:37 of the first, Sean Couturier, Philadelphia Flyers captain, played through pain and later received five stitches in his tongue, feeling better earlier Saturday.
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Flyers Notebook: Sean Couturier returns, Tyson Foerster out injured

PHILADELPHIA — It was a good news, bad news kind of day for the Flyers on Sunday. No sooner had captain Sean Couturier returned from a one-game absence caused by blocking a shot in Thursday night’s game against Nashville came news that Tyson Foerster was scratched from the lineup Sunday night vs. Calgary. Foerster’s injury is listed as a lower-body issue — he apparently blocked a shot with his foot — and there’s no official timetable for his ret…

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prohockeyrumors.com broke the news in on Sunday, November 2, 2025.
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