VOORHEES, N.J. – It might be one of the toughest jobs in hockey and the ironic thing is, it could involve exactly zero game action. We’re talking about the backup goaltender position, a very tricky […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – This year Christmas came in March for the Flyers. When they didn’t make any big deals at the March 6 NHL trade deadline, everyone thought the Flyers were going to stick to […]
PHILADELPHIA – When the stakes are high, all it takes is one big play to turn the momentum of a crucial game right around. In the case of Wednesday night’s encounter between the Flyers […]
PHILADELPHIA – Back in the days of the old Spectrum, the place could get really loud. There was the first Stanley Cup-clinching goal on May 19, 1974, the J.J. Daigneault goal in Game 6 of […]
PHILADELPHIA – Cam York might be only 25 years old but from a hockey perspective he’s a grizzled veteran. The Flyers defenseman has played 309 NHL games just for the chance to compete in his […]
Now comes the interesting part. Hockey teams generally do better when they get off the road. That’s why they call it the “home-ice advantage.” But in the case of the Flyers, it’s the other way […]
PITTSBURGH – There were times this season when Garnet Hathaway could have easily given up. The 34-year-old Flyers right wing was a healthy scratch here and there and he finished the season with a meager […]
PITTSBURGH – Maybe some predicted the Flyers could win a pair of games in Pittsburgh to start their playoff series, but how many forecasted the high-flying Penguins would be held to just a pair of […]
PITTSBURGH – The ancient Greeks were the first to come up with what is now considered the cliché ‘don’t rest on your laurels.” However trite it might sound, that was the message the Flyers tried […]
PITTSBURGH – There were several reasons why the Flyers were able to hang a slightly surprising 3-2 defeat on the Pittsburgh Penguins in Game 1 of their playoff series Saturday night: >They held the […]
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