Wayne Fish, Author at FlyingFishHockey

Claude Giroux talks about season

April 25, 2018 Wayne Fish

Want a special Sesame Classic race shirt? Better sign up soon

April 25, 2018 Wayne Fish

Spring is finally here – at least the threat of snow is thankfully over – and it’s time to break out the T-shirts. And speaking of T-shirts, we’ve got a humdinger for you that I’ll […]

Flyers: Who stays? Who goes? Follow the money

April 24, 2018 Wayne Fish

In a world where the salary cap remains king of hockey, every general manager has some tough decisions to make at season’s end. The Flyers’ Ron Hextall is no exception. While he appears to be […]

Performance of Flyers’ veteran stars under scrutiny

April 23, 2018 Wayne Fish

When the Flyers pack their bags on Tuesday and head home for the summer, no doubt they will hear about the production of their veteran star players as they head out the door. The numbers […]

Flyers moving in right direction, but how quickly?

April 22, 2018 Wayne Fish

PHILADELPHIA – Considering what the Flyers achieved after bottoming out in early December (following a 10-game winless streak), the season as a whole must be viewed as a positive one. Whether that translates into greater […]

Flyers surrender two-goal lead, see season end with 8-5 loss

April 22, 2018 Wayne Fish

PHILADELPHIA – It wasn’t just that they lost, but the way they lost, which made it so extra painful. After taking a 4-2 lead late into the second period, the Flyers surrendered five unanswered goals […]

Provorov, Couturier prove they are warriors to be counted on

April 22, 2018 Wayne Fish

PHILADELPHIA – First it was Sean Couturier biting the bullet to play in Game 5, despite dealing with a painful torn medial collateral ligament in his right knee. On Sunday, the baton for courage was […]

Dave Hakstol discusses season-ending loss

April 22, 2018 Wayne Fish

For a change, Flyers must do well at Wells Fargo Center

April 21, 2018 Wayne Fish

Home-ice dis-advantage? Of the 16 NHL teams to make the Stanley Cup playoffs, take a guess which one finished the regular season with the fewest home wins. That would be your Philadelphia Flyers. They managed […]

Flyers offer no update on possible Provorov injury from Game 5

April 21, 2018 Wayne Fish

There was so much commotion about Sean Couturier’s winning goal and Michal Neuvirth’s brilliant goaltending that a collision involving Ivan Provorov late in Friday night’s Game 5 didn’t garner much attention. But maybe it should […]