The 2017-18 season was a step forward for the Philadelphia Flyers. Their 98 points were their most since 2011-12, and team leader Claude Giroux, oft-injured during the previous two years, had the best season of […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – One of the fiercest competitors the game of hockey has ever known couldn’t summon the will to speak for a full 10 seconds. Finally, a choked-up Ron Hextall uttered the word “sorry.’’ […]
Flyers fans, start your engines. That’s because a large contingent of faithful followers is expected to make the trek to Las Vegas for the team’s 2018-19 season opener at Las Vegas on Oct. 4. Last […]
It was a car skidding out of control on an icy road, a white-knuckle airplane flight through a thunderstorm and a canoe approaching an unexpected waterfall all rolled into one. This was the […]
When Scott Adams was playing defense for Neshaminy High School back in the ‘70s and occasionally stopping play due to some sort of infraction, little did he know he would one day be the one […]
Destiny can be a fleeting thing. One minute you control it, the next – maybe not so much. That’s what makes the Flyers’ season finale on Saturday against the Rangers so filled with intrigue. If […]
They might be in the middle of an intense chase for the playoffs but the Flyers always find time to give time to worthy causes. And so it was on Friday, when Shayne Gostisbehere, Ivan […]
Gone are the days when the Flyers would go for the quick fix, even if it meant trading away valuable draft picks. General manager Ron Hextall has stuck to his guns, remained patient and basically […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – U.S. Army captain Erin Magnusson, a former high school goaltender, sidled over to Flyers rookie netminder Alex Lyon on Tuesday morning to ask him a few questions about their mutual position. But […]
VOORHEES, N.J. – Even though Shayne Gostisbehere never played hockey for his Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School team, he was as thrilled as anyone when the Eagles won a state championship Sunday. Just 11 days […]
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