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Flyers continue to work on rebuilding home-ice advantage
There was a time, and not that long ago, when there wasn’t a seat to be had in the house. As recently as 2013, the Flyers were the hottest sports ticket in town. […]
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Flyers’ Ciernik looking to bounce back from serious head injuries
VOORHEES, N.J. – Concussion complications have threatened a number of hockey careers but usually that trauma surfaces somewhere well into the timeline. For the Flyers’ Alex Ciernik, the danger arrived before his […]
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A more comfortable Briere makes confident moves at draft
LAS VEGAS – To borrow a bit of wording from another expression, hockey drafting is always better the second time around. When Daniel Briere stepped to the microphone at the 2023 NHL Draft […]
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Flyers look to draft players who are both smart and physically skilled
When Daniel Briere helped the Flyers reach the 2010 Stanley Cup Final, it was clear his decision-making prowess was what made him an elite player. He connected for a team record 30 points […]
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Flyers could learn something from Florida’s successful blueprint
Trends come and go in the National Hockey League but taking a few lessons from a potential Stanley Cup champion usually stands the test of time. And it’s no exception with the Flyers […]
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Jones sees this long offseason having benefits for young Flyers
For Keith Jones, the clock started clicking for the Flyers’ 2024-25 season way back on the night of April 16. It’s going to be a long time before the Flyers play another meaningful […]
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What if the Flyers had stayed the course with Bobrovsky?
Hindsight, as the old cliché goes, is 20/20 and nowhere is this more relevant than assessing young goaltending talent one day and questioning that evaluation in the years down the road. Take, for […]
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The job is new but Berube’s coaching a team work ethic stays the same
Well, that didn’t take long. Just a dozen days after Toronto fired Sheldon Keefe as its head coach on May 9, the Maple Leafs put in a telephone call to Bucks County and […]
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A half-century later, Clarke still keeps first Cup in perspective
When Bob Clarke woke up Sunday morning, he might have glanced at a clock and realized it was just a few hours away from the true 50th anniversary of the Flyers’ first Stanley Cup. […]
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Berube believes many coaches’ current playoff success can trace back to Flyers’ experience
On Friday, when Vancouver Canucks coach Rick Tocchet was named a finalist for the 2023-24 Jack Adams Award – presented to the head coach who has “contributed the most to the team’s success,” — […]