Fifty years may have come and gone since the Flyers won their first Stanley Cup for the 1973-74 season but the main ingredient for their success remains the same in today’s game. Orest […]
After making it a point to inform everyone the Flyers were going to be in rebuild mode this season and not to get hopes too high, the team has clearly outperformed expectations. Even […]
PHILADELPHIA – Maybe the message finally is getting through. Prior to Thursday’s benching, Morgan Frost had been scratched on two other occasions this season – once for six games and once for three […]
With the Flyers pledging to rebuild their development system, early results from the World Junior Championship in Sweden have to be encouraging. Their top prospect, Swedish native Cutter Gauthier, is picking up right where he […]
Brian Boucher finished up the Flyers’ broadcast of Tuesday night’s game at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., caught a jet to Los Angeles for Wednesday night’s TNT coverage of the Kings-Seattle Kraken tilt, […]
We should have seen this one coming. One quick look at John Tortorella’s coaching resume would have shown us he almost always likes to get a good look at his players when he […]
The percentages have always favored the team that scores first in hockey but the Flyers have been taking the numbers to the extreme this season. Heading into Saturday night’s game in Pittsburgh, the […]
It’s a stereotype which has been around probably as long as the hockey puck: That NHL tough guys are better at throwing checks and punches than they are at articulating the game. As […]
Things didn’t work out so well for former Flyer forward Rick Tocchet when he first tried his hand at coaching in Tampa Bay and Arizona but there was a good reason for that: […]
It was like watching a well-synchronized machine. Puck makes contact with stick. Stick fires puck. Puck hits back of net. That scene unfolded 34 times during the Philadelphia Flyers’ 1985-86 season when […]
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