Former Philadelphia Flyers player Todd Fedoruk has been appointed as the new color commentator for the team’s radio broadcasts, succeeding Steve Coates who retired after last season. Fans can catch Fedoruk’s commentary alongside play-by-play announcer Tim Saunders on Beasley Media Group’s 97.5 The Fanatic (WPEN), although some games will be shifted to 93.3 WMMR.
Fedoruk, a seventh-round draft pick for the Flyers in 1997, has a rich history with the team, having played 268 games over five seasons. His NHL career spans nine seasons, during which he played for multiple teams including Anaheim, Dallas, Minnesota, Arizona, and Tampa Bay. Notably, Fedoruk was part of the Phantoms’ 2005 Calder Cup championship team.
Beyond his playing career, Fedoruk amassed 32 goals and 65 assists throughout his nine seasons in the league, along with 1,050 career penalty minutes. His time with the Flyers saw him score 13 goals and 26 assists, while racking up 575 penalty minutes.
