Philadelphia Flyers Archives – Page 209 of 212

Flyers rookie Tyrell Goulbourne explains the effort it takes to jump from AHL to NHL.

January 13, 2018 Wayne Fish

Brakes off, Flyers roar into break full speed ahead

January 7, 2018 Wayne Fish

PHILADELPHIA – Shayne Gostisbehere is known mostly for his offensive skills but now he’s even making headlines with his defense. It was there for all to see on Sunday when Gostisbehere executed a steal, leading […]

Neuvirth finally gets his turn and makes the most of it

January 7, 2018 Wayne Fish

PHILADELPHIA – The late Freddy Shero once started Bernie Parent in goal 37 straight games. Then he went to Bobby Taylor. When reporters asked him why he gave Taylor the start, Shero shrugged and said, […]

Captain Giroux taking charge again

January 6, 2018 Wayne Fish

PHILADELPHIA – A healthy Claude Giroux is a confident Claude Giroux. And a confident Giroux is right back among the NHL’s elite scorers. Another three-point game by Giroux in Saturday’s 6-3 win over the St. […]

Flyers finish first half with a flourish

January 6, 2018 Wayne Fish

PHILADELPHIA – At the season’s halfway point, it’s too bad for the Flyers their bye week is coming up. They’re just starting to return to the form which won them six straight games last month. […]

GM Ron Hextall talks about rookie Tyrell Goulbourne

January 6, 2018 Wayne Fish

First-half MVP Elliott tops Flyers’ report card

January 6, 2018 Wayne Fish

Usually it takes a little deep thinking to name a first-half Flyers’ MVP. Not this year. It’s not even close. Goaltender Brian Elliott basically has kept the Flyers somewhat afloat, even if they’re scrambling to […]

Flyers bounce back with inspired effort for 6-4 win

January 4, 2018 Wayne Fish

PHILADELPHIA – Predictably, the Flyers followed up a clunker with a better effort on Thursday night, leaving the team’s fans shaking their heads. The inability to perform on a regular basis like they did – […]

Hextall: ‘We need more energy as a group’

January 4, 2018 Wayne Fish

PHILADELPHIA – For the past 50 years, the two words the Flyers have not wanted to hear are “quiet building.’’ From the raucous Broad Street Bullies era to the 2010 miracle comeback team, Philly’s home […]

Flyers acknowledge urgency needed for upcoming stretch

January 3, 2018 Wayne Fish

VOORHEES, N.J. – Three games in four days at the start of January might not seem like a big deal – unless you’re the last-place Philadelphia Flyers. The Flyers are approaching the halfway point in […]