PHILADELPHIA – One of the first things the Flyers wanted to do this season was re-establish the old home-ice advantage. Years ago, opponents developed a case of “Flyer Flu” when they visited the old Spectrum. […]
PHILADELPHIA – The two teams most people associate with Rick Tocchet’s name are the Flyers and the Pittsburgh Penguins. But not necessarily in that order. Because although Tocchet played more games for the Flyers than […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – This time the comeback numbers might mean something. A year ago, the Flyers tied Montreal and Calgary for the most wins in the NHL when trailing after two periods with 10. In […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – It is hockey’s age-old quandry. Keep a kid like Jett Luchanko on the roster to get some valuable NHL experience, albeit with limited ice time, or send him back to junior and […]
If it’s already happened in pro basketball, could it threaten pro hockey? That’s the question a lot of people might be asking themselves in light of the recent gambling scandal which has afflicted the NBA. […]
PHILADELPHIA – Anytime your No. 1 goaltender becomes No. 1A, that’s usually a positive thing. At least that’s the way it’s going with the Flyers right now. Samuel Ersson, the No. 1 netminder, had played […]
PHILADELPHIA – Trevor Zegras hadn’t scored in his first seven games with the Flyers but he made up for lost time on Saturday afternoon. Zegras scored two goals and added an assist in the Flyers’ […]
VOORHEES, N.J. — Looking for a way to get an NHL coach in a bad mood in a hurry? Just take a few – no, wait, five – stick-related penalties in a game against a […]
Six hours into the race, he knew from the familiar cheers his team was about to finish first. Mike Zampella couldn’t help but smile. The eight-person squad had covered the 53-mile B2B/Bridge to Bridge Relay […]
While the Flyers have been playing well in front of their home fans, the same can’t be said of their performances on the road. On Thursday night, the Flyers fell to 0-2-1 away from the […]
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