Flyers bring home the ‘Wayne Train,' hire Simmonds for dual role originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia. When the Flyers held a retirement ceremony for Wayne Simmonds in April, Dan ...

Simmonds, who played eight of his 15 NHL seasons for the Flyers, is working as a guest coach, sharing some of the expertise ...

Simmonds spent his last three seasons with the Maple Leafs before officially retiring earlier this year. ... Known as the 'Wayne Train', the Toronto native joined his hometown team in 2020.

The Wayne Train has made its final stop. After 15 hard-nosed NHL seasons where he filled the net and threw plenty of fists, Wayne Simmonds has called time on his playing career.

So when 2025 Flyers’ first-round (sixth overall) draft pick Porter Martone had a chance for a reunion shot in front of the ...

Former Philadelphia Flyers star Wayne Simmonds announced his retirement Monday, ending a 15-year career that included NHL All-Star Game MVP honors. Skip to Navigation Skip to Main Content ...

Although his retirement was essentially announced almost two months ago, the final chapter of Wayne Simmonds’ NHL career is now ending on a proper note. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

Simmonds had two standout seasons with 60 points each in 2013-14 and 2015-16 and led the team with a career-high 32 goals in the latter. He also recorded 15 points in 30 playoff games with the Flyers.

When the Flyers held a retirement ceremony for Wayne Simmonds in April, Dan Hilferty said the organization wanted the beloved power forward to eventually be involved in its community efforts again.

TORONTO — The Wayne Train has made its final stop. After 15 hard-nosed NHL seasons where he filled the net and threw plenty of fists, Wayne Simmonds has called time on his playing career.