O, Canada, here they come. The Flyers were one of 24 teams to begin the Stanley Cup playoff journey on Sunday when they took a charter jet to Toronto, Canada’s largest city. They will open […]
VOORHEES – When the Flyers take to the ice on Tuesday for a preseason game against Pittsburgh in Toronto, goalie Carter Hart will have no back trouble. And no trouble getting […]
If these real-life times haven’t taught us the importance of a free press, we don’t know when they will. That can apply to sports, too, as we are learning with the NHL’s recent […]
If these real-life times haven’t taught us the importance of a free press, we don’t know when they will. That can apply to sports, too, as we are learning with the NHL’s […]
VOORHEES – Training camp for the Flyers ends on Saturday and while it lasted less than two weeks, the team feels there was enough time to get ready for the upcoming playoffs. James van Riemsdyk […]
VOORHEES – The most power-ful team usually wins big hockey games. For example, take the New York Islanders’ Stanley Cup series win over the Flyers in 1980. You know how many power-play goals the Isles […]
VOORHEES – One day after cancer survivor Oskar Lindblom signed a new three-year, $9-million contract, Flyers’ players and coaches had time to express a positive reaction. This is not just a feel-good story of the […]
VOORHEES – This marks the first time Comcast Spectacor CEO Dave Scott and Flyers general manager Chuck Fletcher have been involved in a Stanley Cup playoff setting together. Keep an eye on how things go […]
Anyone who bikes in this area knows flat roads are few and far between. Except for a couple roads along the Delaware River, there are a lot of ups and downs. Such an observation brings […]
VOORHEES – The puck slid into the net, Brian Elliott rose to his feet, smashed his stick over the goal post, then, doing his best Ron Hextall impersonation, tossed the offending piece of wood over […]
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