Flyers Reportedly Actively Trying to Trade Locker Room Dilemma Tony DeAngelo

Tony DeAngelo regressed in his first year with Philly and now they are looking to trade the locker room cancer in exchange for the highest possible return.

Last offseason, the Philadelphia Flyers gave up a lump sum for RFA Tony DeAngelo. They traded away a 2nd, 3rd, and 4th round pick for the defensive liability who provides excellent offensive upside.

In his first season with Philly, DeAngelo posted 42 points in 70 games, a regression from his 51 in 64 the year previous. In addition to this regression, DeAngelo was more poorly behaved with Philly getting suspended for two games for spearing Corey Perry.

Now, in response to DeAngelo's on and off-ice antics, Philly is looking to shop DeAngelo.

Some are predicting he gets bought out given his cap hit at $5 million and all of the baggage he brings. If I were a GM I would not trade any assets for DeAngelo.

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