Nate Thompson

Nate Thompson has had a few surgeries before his most recent one, so he knew it can be a grueling process to get back. His return from this shoulder surgery was rough and monotonous, but having a positive attitude is the only way you’ll get through it. And being able to return to the Flyers lineup this weekend was the icing on the cake.

If anyone knows and loves Northern State University athletics, it's Nate Thompson. Now he has mugs at Lager's Inn to prove it. This is the first year that Northern and Lager's have collaborated on a project generating money for a Northern athletic scholarship in Thompson's name. The way it works...

With Joel Farabee and Derick Brassard back, the Flyers needed to decide if it would be better for Morgan Frost’s development to stay at the NHL level or go back to the AHL and continue to develop. On Monday, they determined it would be best for him to go back to the Phantoms.

According to a report from Adam Rowe of The Devils Den, two Duke defensive backs have entered the NCAA transfer portal: Jalen Alexander and Nate Thompson. Alexander just finished his junior season; he’s been a part of Duke’s rotation for three years now, although the 2021 season was his best. Alexander finished second on the team with 33 solo tackles — 42 total.

The hits just keep coming for the Flyers who are in the midst of a five-game losing streak. Injuries have hit them since the beginning of the season as they’ve lost both Ryan Ellis and Kevin Hayes on two separate occasions. Now the center depth has gotten even smaller. Nate Thompson is the fourth center to hit the injury list as he may have a dislocated shoulder.

The Flyers are in a serious “rough patch,” coach Alain Vigneault said after practice Saturday, with his team down yet another center. Three centers were injured in the game Friday, but Scott Laughton and Sean Couturier both returned to play and were at practice. Nate Thompson did not. “Nate had...

As the Flyers started practice Wednesday afternoon, a group of 16-year-old boys wearing black hoodies with a light blue “A” for Alaska, piled into the rink to watch. For the next hour, Flyer Nate Thompson went up to multiple people to point out that, those, boys there? They’re from “God’s Country.”

Nate Thompson had the ultimate response for a pair of firefighters who happen to be diehard Philadelphia Flyers fans. When Paul Parzanese, who works with the Winslow Township Fire Department in New Jersey, saw a recent Instagram post by 15-year NHL veteran Thompson, it prompted him to ask a simple question, a rhetorical one, in the comment section.

Did you happen to catch the Philadelphia Flyers‘ absolute shellacking of the Seattle Kraken?. If not, boy oh boy do you need to seek it out immediately, as the Orange and Black beat the absolute bricks off of former head coach Dave Hakstol‘s squad in the expansion franchise’s South Philly debut.

Well, can't say I saw this one coming. The Flyers continue their spree to open free agency by signing the former Flyer himself, center Nate Thompson. The deal comes in at around 1-year/800k.

Club inks Jones to one-year deal worth 2.0M, Thompson to one-year deal worth 800K. The Philadelphia Flyers announced they have signed free agent goaltender Martin Jones to a one-year contract worth an average annual value (AAV) of 2.0M, and center Nate Thompson to a one-year contract with an AAV of $800,000, according to President of Hockey Operations & General Manager Chuck Fletcher.

The Philadelphia Flyers continue to add toughness and veteran presence to their lineup and are looking to an old friend to help bring it. The Flyers signed Nate Thompson to a one-year, $800,000 contract on Wednesday on the first day of free agency. Thompson is no stranger to Philadelphia, appearing...

Chuck Fletcher’s focus on building a strong locker room continues. The Philadelphia Flyers announced on Wednesday that Nate Thompson has officially signed with the team, returning to Philly after spending a year with the Jets. The 36-year-old appeared in 44 games for Winnipeg last year, putting up 5 points in...

The Flyers have brought back a name from the 2019-20 season in Nate Thompson to solidify their forward depth. The Alaska native played 23 games in the Orange & Black, including 16 postseason games, prior to his departure in the 2020-21 free agency period for the Winnipeg Jets. He returns on a one year, $800K AAV deal coming off of a season where he played 52 games (eight playoff games) and totaled two goals and five assists with the Jets.

Nate Thompson is back in Orange and Black. The Philadelphia Flyers signed the veteran forward to a one-year, $800,000 deal. Thompson turns 37 in October and gives the Flyers a depth center option to battle it out with the internal candidates. The veteran forward was previously acquired by the Flyers at the 2020 trade deadline. He played seven regular-season games and 16 playoff games with the Flyers.

The Philadelphia Flyers made another three roster moves on Wednesday, signing a trio of veteran players at three different positions. Defenseman Keith Yandle, forward Nate Thompson, and goaltender Martin Jones all signed with the Flyers on Wednesday, continuing a busy off-season for the team. Yandle joins Rasmus Ristolainen and Ryan Ellis as the latest defensive players to make the move to Philadelphia this summer, while Jones will partner Carter Hart in net this season.