PHILADELPHIA – Forget not having Sean Couturier. The Flyers probably could have dressed Bob Clarke, Eric Lindros, Mark Howe and Bernie Parent and still not beaten Pittsburgh on Wednesday night. So dominant were the Penguins […]
PHILADELPHIA – With Sean Couturier scratched for Game 4, the Flyers scrambled to adjust their lineup for a game they pretty much had to have. More than 24 hours after the Flyers center was injured […]
VOORHEES, N.J. — There’s no way around it: If you can’t stop Sidney Crosby, you’re not going to stop the Pittsburgh Penguins. Crosby lit up the Flyers for his third career playoff hat trick (tying […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – It’s one thing to have one of your top players injured by an opponent in game action. It’s quite another when someone like Sean Couturier limps off the ice in practice, as […]
The problem with taking a puckbag full of penalties isn’t only about letting the other team score. It’s about getting so tired from killing power plays that there isn’t much energy left to score goals […]
PHILADELPHIA – The so-called Battle of Pennsylvania is still relatively close, with Pittsburgh holding a 2-1 edge on Philadelphia. The Battle of Pennsylvania captains isn’t. Through three games, Penguins’ “C’’ Sidney Crosby has four goals […]
PHILADELPHIA – To think the two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins were going to take Friday night’s 5-1 beatdown lightly would be misguided. Too much pride. Too much talent. Too much playoff experience. The […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – It’s one thing to make history by doing something only three teams had done in 100 years of National Hockey League play. It’s quite another to maintain any sort of momentum from […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – When can a fourth-liner become one of your most important players on the ice? When his name is Matt Read and he can add a significant element to your penalty kill. Since […]
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