Alex Bump and Devin Kaplan, two promising prospects for the Philadelphia Flyers, have recently signed entry-level contracts with the team following the Frozen Four championship, where Bump's Western Michigan team triumphed over Kaplan’s Boston University. Bump, noted for his offensive prowess, took home the NCHC Forward of the Year award, while Kaplan’s development has positioned him as a power forward ready for the NHL. Both are expected to bring their unique skills to the Flyers roster, potentially making an impact in the coming seasons.

Bump's impressive track record, including significant scoring and play-making abilities, suggests he could become a key player in the NHL. Kaplan, with his strong physical game and tactical understanding, aims to translate his collegiate success into professional play, strengthening the Flyers’ forward depth as they prepare for the upcoming games against the Columbus Blue Jackets and Buffalo Sabres.