If numbers are your thing, some dreadful power play analytics might explain why the Flyers continue to endure this dreadful season. Wednesday night’s 0 for 5 with the man advantage in a 6-3 loss to […]
In most normal seasons, winning three games in a row would be no big deal for a tradition-rich team like the Flyers. But this is no normal season for the local hockey squad. Going into […]
The season before Daniel Briere signed as a free agent in 2007, the Flyers were the worse team in hockey. The season after Briere came aboard, the Flyers reached the NHL’s […]
There was plenty of news coming out of Flyers practice on Tuesday – from the expected return of Derick Brassard to the “non-return’’ of Cam York and Morgan Frost to the celebration of Claude […]
As a player, Daniel Briere did his best work whenever the playoffs rolled around. As the Flyers new special assistant general manager, Briere will try to help the team just make it to the playoffs. […]
PHILADELPHIA – Apparently all it took was one win to give the Flyers some confidence again. After defeating the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday, the Flyers returned to action on Tuesday night and played a […]
Back in their Broad Street Bullies days, the Flyers took on all comers, large and small. Many believe the orange and black’s pugilistic skills were the key factor in winning two Stanley Cups. Which could […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – The day Rasmus Ristolainen was traded from the mediocre Buffalo Sabres to a rebuilding Flyers franchise, he thought he was going from bad to better. Six months later, that scenario […]
It’s easy to see why the Flyers’ immediate goals are rather modest at the moment. The bad taste of a 13-game winless streak doesn’t get washed away by just one win. Even though Saturday’s 4-3 […]
PHILADELPHIA – Call it coincidence if you will, but in their initial competition since general manager Chuck Fletcher called for a “higher compete level,’’ the Flyers won their first game since last year. On top […]
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