Philadelphia Flyers

      VOORHEES, N.J. – Sean Couturier is about to play in his fifth outdoor NHL game but he says these memories-of-childhood experiences never get old.       When the Flyers take to the ice on Saturday […]

      PHILADELPHIA – After defeating three teams with winning records, the Flyers knew playing a .500 club had letdown written all over it.       Perhaps that can explain why the Flyers looked somewhat out of […]

      PHILADELPHIA – Flyers forward Tyson Foerster suffered a minor foot injury late in Saturday night’s game against Seattle and was scratched for Monday night’s game against Arizona but the Flyers are hoping to have […]

PHILADELPHIA – This time there was no letdown. Unlike Thursday night’s uneven effort in a 4-1 win over Winnipeg, the Flyers got back to a more grinding, consistent brand of hockey on Saturday night and […]

      PHILADELPHIA – Even though the Flyers manhandled the 65-point Winnipeg Jets for the first 22 minutes of a 4-1 win the other night, it was the last 38 minutes which really bothered coach John […]

VOORHEES, N.J. – In hockey, blocked shots are the ultimate sacrifice. Say what you will about goaltenders facing 100 miles-per-hour slap shots. At least they’re equipped with overloaded leg pads, chest protectors and facemasks. Regular […]

    PHILADELPHIA – So much for that disappointing home-ice record, at least for one night.     The Flyers entered Thursday night’s game with a sub-.500 record in the supposed friendly confines of the Wells Fargo […]

PHILADELPHIA – Players usually claim they don’t study statistics sheets to see how they’re doing beyond the average goals/assists/penalty minutes. Maybe so, but the Flyers’ Garnet Hathaway expressed honest surprise when NHL numbers experts “found” […]

After having 10 days to dwell on a five-game losing streak, the Flyers certainly were expected to look motivated in their first game back from the NHL All-Star break. Their start against the Florida Panthers […]