VOORHEES, N.J. – That November hockey party? It’s over. We’re into the last half of the National Hockey League schedule, where the rink seems to get a little smaller and the bodies collide a […]
PHILADELPHIA – New game, same result. After Saturday night’s 7-2 blowout loss to Tampa on home ice, the Flyers vowed they would do better in Monday night’s rematch. It didn’t happen. The Lightning raced to […]
PHILADELPHIA – If the Flyers make the playoffs this season, they might be able to look back to this rare two-game home set with Tampa as a valuable learning experience. The Flyers went into Monday […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – Only one time after a regulation loss this season have the Flyers failed to respond with at least a point in the next game. This type of situation will be facing the […]
PHILADELPHIA – The standings say the Flyers are right up there among the Eastern Conference leaders. On Saturday night, Tampa Bay arrived at Xfinity Mobile Arena to show the home team that, realistically, there’s still […]
PHILADELPHIA – If the Flyers were going to play their first back-to-back common opponent games on the same sheet of ice in nearly five years, the last team they wanted to see would have to […]
The Flyers will be without defenseman Jamie Drysdale due to an upper-body injury for at least two games as he was placed on injured reserve Friday. The move is retroactive to Jan. 6. Drysdale was […]
PHILADELPHIA – It’s not too often a team’s power play not only fails to score a late third-period insurance goal but gives up a shorthanded one leading to an eventual overtime loss. But it happened […]
PHILADELPHIA – Scott Laughton spent the first 12 years of his NHL career with the Flyers, so Thursday night’s return to Philadelphia as a Toronto Maple Leaf for the first time was somewhat emotional. After […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – The season is only half over but this much we already know: When April rolls around, Dan Vladar is odds-on favorite to win the Bobby Clarke Trophy for Flyers’ MVP. His performances […]
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