VOORHEES, N.J. – Anytime a long break comes along in the schedule – think Olympics and so forth – there are going to be some good points and some maybe not so good. That’s the […]
With their eight-day winter break coming to an end, the Flyers can now turn their attention to the final 31 games on their schedule. Despite a stellar 10-4-2 record since the Christmas holiday pause, the […]
Should they stay or should they go? We’re referring to the upcoming NHL trade deadline, scheduled for Friday, March 3, and the possibility of the Flyers making any significant moves. Given the […]
Sometimes in sports, one man’s misfortune is another one’s opportunity. In the Flyers’ case on Saturday night during a game at Winnipeg, it was actually two players who were sidelined by injury and that opened […]
It’s tough enough defeating a good team such as the Minnesota Wild with a full complement of 12 forwards. But when two of those position players are lost barely halfway through the game, […]
PHILADELPHIA – In pro hockey’s overtime format, one misplay can cost a team a game, as the Flyers were rudely reminded on Tuesday night. Scott Laughton had just fired a shot off the post of […]
It’s not too often you find a third-line player who’s not working at his natural position make the NHL All-Star Game. So mark down Kevin Hayes as a significant exception to the rule. The Flyers’ […]
PHILADELPHIA – It didn’t end the way the Flyers would have liked but the comeback they put together in Sunday night’s game showed the kind of no-quit resilience they have. Down 3-0 barely nine minutes […]
PHILADELPHIA – When a player is called up from the minors, does well in the big show and then has to go back down due to roster considerations, the first words you hear are “it’s […]
No matter what the sport, when 20 people have to answer for the actions of one, it’s never a good thing. Case in point: The Ivan Provorov no-show for Pride Night activities […]
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