An update on Flyers' quarantine, including info on this weekend's game at Lake Tahoe

This just in... the Philadelphia Flyers are back baby!

Well... kinda...

After quarantining for an entire week due to a COVID-19 exposure on the roster, the Flyers are now officially back on the ice practicing this morning. The league granted permission for the team to practice either today or tomorrow and head coach Alain Vigneault wasted no time in getting his team on the ice.

Update from #Flyers, who haven't played or practiced in a week: "Based on individual quarantine requirements, eligible players will be permitted to practice either today or Wednesday."
— Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) February 16, 2021

Working our way back. #AnytimeAnywhere pic.twitter.com/CwdvLISP9t
— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) February 16, 2021

They’re baaack. 14 skaters (four from taxi squad) and Hart and Elliott. #Flyers pic.twitter.com/PsfVvnrvue
— Sam Carchidi (@BroadStBull) February 16, 2021

This is obviously great news, especially when you consider that the Flyers are scheduled to host the Boston Bruins at Lake Tahoe this upcoming weekend.

The Lake Tahoe rink where the Flyers plan to host the Bruins on Sunday

?: @NHL pic.twitter.com/exPyLQl8C2
— Jamey Baskow (@JameyBaskow) February 15, 2021

Here's hoping the team can get a game or two in this week in preparation for what should be a good game on Sunday.