Without a great deal of fanfare, Flyers forward Tyson Foerster has moved to within three goals of Chicago’s Connor Bedard for the NHL rookie lead. While Bedard remains the overall points commander for […]
PHILADELPHIA – If it only happens once every 30 years, it’s probably not that big a deal. About six-plus minutes into Tuesday night’s Flyers-Lightning game, the Wells Fargo Center experienced a partial power failure. But, […]
PHILADELPHIA – Bobby Brink isn’t the first Flyers rookie to be sent back to the minors in-season for a reset and he certainly won’t be the last. He knows that and it’s a major reason […]
Another close game, another no-give-up effort, another loss. One day after practically playing the NHL-leading New York Rangers to a standoff in a narrow 2-1 loss on Saturday in Philadelphia, the Flyers were […]
PHILADELPHIA – He might be a throwback to the Broad Street Bullies but Nick Deslauriers gives the Flyers more than just a tough-guy presence in today’s modern hockey. In some ways, the 33-year-old left […]
PHILADELPHIA – Maybe they passed the measuring stick test but that was small consolation to the Flyers after a narrow loss to the red-hot New York Rangers on Saturday afternoon. The Flyers held their own […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – As weekends go, the upcoming one is about as big as it gets for the Flyers this season. The Rangers, winners of nine straight, hit town on Saturday afternoon. Then […]
As early as last Saturday night’s outdoor game in New Jersey, Flyers coach John Tortorella worried out loud a visit to the last-place Chicago Blackhawks on Wednesday night might wind up being a trap […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – For a guy who once questioned if he still wanted to play hockey, Nick Seeler has come quite a long way. The Flyers defenseman is having one of those “walk […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – The shock of his first trade in the NHL has barely worn off and already defenseman Sean Walker is being subjected to another round of speculation about a possible new address. The […]
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