The Philadelphia Flyers are reportedly holding firm on their asking price for defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen, seeking a first-round pick, a prospect, and a player in return. With limited interest in Ristolainen, who is expected to remain with the team post-trade deadline, it seems the Flyers' strategy may be to retain him for the time being. Meanwhile, Scott Laughton, a versatile forward with one year remaining on his contract, is also in high demand. The Flyers could command a similar price for Laughton, who brings value as a 'glue guy' on the roster.

Additionally, the Flyers are fielding calls about Egor Zamula and Ryan Poehling, indicating a broader strategy of evaluating their roster. With teams turning their eyes toward the Flyers' assets, the next few days will be crucial as trade discussions heat up.