UPDATE: The recent trade of Trevor Zegras to the Philadelphia Flyers has ignited enthusiasm among players and their families, setting the stage for a special dads’ trip to St. Louis. The dads of several key players, including Cam York and Jamie Drysdale, are eagerly preparing to support their sons during this pivotal trip, which kicks off on November 14, 2025.
Excitement is palpable as the players’ fathers gather to witness their sons in action, especially given the competitive spirit surrounding the Flyers. “Once we knew the dads’ trip was on the calendar, we all checked in with each other to make sure we were all going,” said Gary Zegras, Trevor’s father. This trip is more than just a game; it’s a chance for bonding and connection amid the intense atmosphere of the NHL season.
The Flyers are riding high after recent victories, including a shutout against the Boston Bruins. The team is now focused on capitalizing on their momentum as they face the St. Louis Blues on Friday and the Dallas Stars on Saturday. “We want to get four points and make sure that we get another one of these on the calendar for two years from now,” Gary Zegras added, expressing the friendly rivalry between the dads’ trips, which has become a tradition.
The fathers are not just spectators; they are actively engaging with their sons’ experiences. “It’s a great time and opportunity to be here and see how the inner workings of how he does his job,” said Jeff York, Cam York’s father. The trip allows the dads to gain a deeper understanding of their sons’ professional lives, creating unforgettable memories.
Players remain in close touch with their fathers throughout the season, sharing both successes and challenges. “I know as players, we always look forward to it because it kind of spices our trip up a bit, too. So it’s a ton of fun,” Cam York expressed, highlighting the importance of family support in the high-stakes world of professional hockey.
As the Flyers prepare to take on the Blues, Trevor Zegras looks to continue his impressive performance after scoring his first two goals with the Flyers in a recent game. The stakes are high, and the pressure is on the players and their fathers to uphold the family’s competitive legacy during this dads’ getaway.
In this atmosphere of camaraderie, the gathering of fathers is not only a celebration of hockey but also a heartfelt reminder of the bonds that tie families together, even in the world of professional sports. As they embark on this journey, the dads are ready to cheer on their sons, showcasing the powerful blend of family, competition, and love in the game of hockey.
Stay tuned for further updates on this exciting dads’ trip and the Flyers’ upcoming games!
