In another time and place, the Flyers’ hiring of Chris Stewart to player development coach probably wouldn’t draw all that much attention. But this is 2020 and the National Hockey League is making […]
The pair of best two-way centers ever to wear a Flyers uniform – Bobby Clarke and Dave Poulin – became the first and only Philly players to win the Frank J. Selke Trophy. Until Thursday […]
Can you imagine how many World Series the Phillies would have won if they had Tom Seaver pitching alongside Steve Carlton in the ‘70s? It almost happened. Seaver, the Mets’ Hall of […]
When Pennsbury High School graduate Troy Vincent roamed the defensive backfield for the Eagles in the 1990s, no one played the position any tougher. But when Vincent, now the NFL’s executive vice president of football […]
With his heart as his map, Flyers’ mascot Gritty embarked on a trip Sunday morning to reunite with his team in Toronto, Canada, as the Flyers prepare to take on the New York Islanders in […]
When hockey coaches, some of the coolest customers on the planet, start to get choked up, you know it has to be a highly emotional moment. And it doesn’t get much more elevated than Sunday […]
O, Canada, here they come. The Flyers were one of 24 teams to begin the Stanley Cup playoff journey on Sunday when they took a charter jet to Toronto, Canada’s largest city. They will open […]
Inquirer hockey writer Sam Carchidi and Wayne Fish are co-authors of “The Big 50: The Men and Moments That Made the Philadelphia Flyers” (available in paperback), an entry in the “Big 50” sports series by […]
Oskar Lindblom epitomizes just about everything for which the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy represents. The Flyers talented left wing has been battling Ewing’s sarcoma, a rare form of blood cancer, and he’s been doing it […]
When Simon Gagne turns on the TV and watches Flyers hockey, a smile comes to his face. That’s because the former Flyers great sees his former junior coach working behind the bench and it brings […]
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