Current Season
GP
56
Goals
6
Assists
18
Points
24
+/-
+2
S%
9.1%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$6.25M
Total Value
$50.00M
Expires
8 yrs · 2030-2031
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
Travis Sanheim held his own against the world's best in Milan, proving he's no fluke even as Canada came up short. Flyers brass watched closely as he logged heavy minutes and showed the composure that separates good from great. His performance injects real value into Philly's blue line at a time when every asset counts toward the deadline push.
Travis Konecny channels the sting of Canada's Olympic roster cut into a midseason explosion that keeps the Flyers afloat amid their playoff push. While Sanheim and others chase medals in Milano Cortina, Konecny dominates practices and games back home, proving he's the heartbeat of Philly's lineup. Front offices around the league whisper about his trade value, but this snub has lit a fire that could redefine his Flyers legacy as the break ends.
Josh Morrissey, the Jets' top blueliner with 42 points in 56 games this season, limps off early in Canada's dominant 5-0 Olympic opener against Czechia after just 7:10 of ice time. Coach Jon Cooper offers no update, but the Winnipeg defenseman sits out warmups ahead of the Switzerland clash, with Travis Sanheim stepping in to steady the top-four.
Flyers rearguard Travis Sanheim finally tastes Olympic glory, shaking off those infamous water bottle memes for real ice time with Team Canada. The Philly vet brings NHL grit to a roster loaded with stars, and his debut shift hints at shutdown potential against top lines. Canada leans on guys like him to grind through group play, but Sanheim's debut could steal the show if he pairs physicality with poise.
Canada shakes up the lineup with Thompson getting the nod in net against Switzerland after a dominant opener. Sanheim and Jarvis slide into key roles as the coaching staff eyes tweaks for the next test. With early Olympic momentum building, these changes signal a team determined to stay perfect amid the Milan pressure cooker.
Josh Morrissey, the Jets' Norris contender and Winnipeg's lone rep on this Canadian squad, limped off early in the second period against Czechia and couldn't return despite trying. Coach Jon Cooper's postgame fog leaves everyone guessing ahead of Friday's clash with Switzerland, where a healthy scratch like Travis Sanheim might jump in to steady the blue line.