took 6'6" isaac radcliff. he scored for ontario league. isaac was the best prospect. he thinks his game will help the flyers in the future. >> big guy i think i can play both offensively and defensively. i'm really not that. and playing all areas in the zone, adding that to their lineup and being able to maneuver my way into the lineup in the future and playing with a lot of those guys it will be awesome and i can bring a lot >> the flyers sent brayden schenn to the blues at the 27th pick and picked morgan frost from canada. schenn scored 17 power plays last season. next season the orange and black could have six rookies in the lineup, are they in full rebuild? >> no. no. are we getting younger? yes. we have young players. at some point here we're opening up opportunity to play. when we feel they're ready to play. i think i'm like. people think about our philosophy, we do not want to hold players back when they're ready to take the next step, we want to allow them to talk it. >>> after a franchise record four game winning streak. the union lost three in a row and toni

with the 35th overall selection, the flyers picked left winger isaac radcliffe, a big guy. 6'4", had 28 goals in junior hockey this season and played for canada at the world under 18 tournament. you can read up on all the flyers picks at csnphilly.com. >> for the last few drafts, the flyers have accumulated quite a few prospects. with the trade of brayden schenn, you might wonder if they're in a rebuilding mode. >> are we getting younger? yeah, we're getting younger. absolutely not. i think unlike what people thing about our philosophy, we do not want to hold players back when they're ready to take the next step, we want to allow them to take the next step. so in saying that, we feel like we got some young players that are not ready, they're close. >> well, perhaps other than the fans, perhaps no one has suffered as much during the process, quote/unquote, as sixers head coach. in four seasons he's won 75 of 328 games. less than 25%, but now, he's seeing his patience pay off. >> you go back to where you started. you know, you're reminded of why you took the job in the first place. it