Flyers Set Franchise Record With Seventh Straight Loss to Start Season
In Bakersfield, the Flyers are experiencing a franchise-record 7th consecutive loss to open the season, with coach Tocchet unable to find solutions to the team's struggles.

Bakersfield, CA, October 11, 2026 — In what marks a difficult start to their season, the Flyers have established a new franchise record by losing their first seven consecutive games. The team’s struggles are ongoing, with the most recent setback occurring in Bakersfield.
The streak represents the longest losing run to open a season in the team’s history, a milestone that reflects significant challenges on the ice. Coach Tocchet has been tasked with finding ways to turn the team’s performance around, but as of the latest reports, solutions have not yet materialized. The specific reasons behind the consecutive losses have not been detailed, nor have any particular games or opponents been highlighted as part of this ongoing streak.
As the Flyers navigate this unprecedented period of defeats, the focus remains on the coaching staff’s efforts to implement strategies that can lead to improved play and ultimately, a victory. The team’s ability to break this record-setting losing streak and secure its first win of the season will be closely watched by fans and analysts alike. Further details regarding player performance, coaching adjustments, or upcoming game schedules were not provided in the summary of this trend. The duration of the losing streak stands at seven games, a new record for the franchise to begin a season. Coach Tocchet’s search for answers continues as the team looks to avoid further historical lows.
Story summarized from the original created by DAN GELSTON, Associated Press on www.kget.com, see more information here.
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