Guest Columnist
NHL needs to make all plays reviewable
This is a column which could have – and should have – been written a long time ago. To be exact, right around the time we were one of the first to start beating the […]
Articles by Wayne Fish
Guest Columnist
With proven coaching staff in place, onus to win now on Flyers’ players
Now that the Flyers have hired their first coaching staff with proven NHL experience in nearly a decade, we can make one close-to-surefire prediction: The responsibility for getting back to serious contention now lies squarely […]
Guest Columnist
Playoffs still exciting despite lack of big-name teams
There may not be a lot of “favorites’’ still left standing in the Stanley Cup playoffs, but that certainly hasn’t detracted from the level of excitement on a nightly basis. Game 7s all over the […]
Running
Ultra runner Schmitter willing to go the distance and then some
You see a lot of “26.2’’ bumper stickers on cars driving around the roads these days but not too many that say “50.0.’’ Well, that’s because marathons are fashionable and get a lot of television […]
breaking news
Flyers’ new assistant coaches will have key roles on special teams
When your power play is ranked only 23rd and your penalty kill is just 26th in the 31-team NHL, it’s time for a change. Which is exactly what the Flyers did over the past few […]
breaking news
Flyers hire veterans Therrien, Yeo as assistant coaches
Continuing a trend toward hiring coaches with lots of prior NHL experience, the Flyers on Mondaycompleted their coaching staff for next season by hiring veterans Michel Therrien and Mike Yeo as assistants to serve on […]
Running
Feel what it’s like inside a real fire truck at Sesame Place Classic
Youngsters love to dream about possible future exciting careers in professions like firemen. But how often do they get a chance to experience what it’s like to actually sit behind the wheel of a real […]
Guest Columnist
Fleischman’s unique talent made Broad Street Bullies era even more special
One man made history with his vision of how the sport of hockey should be played. The other possessed the ability to tell the world of that unique genius. Both have now left us with […]
Guest Columnist
Flyers should take heart from playoffs’ crazy outcomes
It certainly was the Flyers’ winter of discontent but there might be a silver lining to the once cloudy outlook. When the season ended, the Flyers appeared to be a long way from any sort […]
Guest Columnist
More upsets could be on the way in playoffs’ Round 2
Well, don’t say we didn’t warn you it was going to be difficult to predict winners in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. If you had all four division winners going out for […]