If Bobby Clarke was the heart and soul of the Flyers’ pair of 1970s Stanley Cup champions, then Joe Watson was their voice and conscience. Clarke, 24 when the Flyers won their […]
Playing on a rink next to Lake Tahoe with deer, trees and mountains as a backdrop, the Flyers knew Sunday’s game (which will now start at 7:30 p.m. instead of 2 p.m.) against the Bruins […]
Since the Flyers are playing Sunday’s game on the 18th hole of a Lake Tahoe golf course, let’s put it this way: Facing the Boston Bruins without Claude Giroux, Jake Voracek, Travis Konecny & Co., […]
Let the games begin. Those would be the matches involving the Flyers against the New York Rangers on Thursday night and the Boston Bruins on Sunday in Lake Tahoe, Nevada. There were some questions about […]
As important as it was to Ed Snider to help youth with the game of hockey, it was even more imperative to assist kids in the game of life. That’s why the late Flyers founder […]
Having your Flyers’ captaincy compared to that of Dave Poulin’s might be close to the best honor one can achieve. Especially when such praise emanates from the only leader ranked higher than Poulin, namely Hall […]
One would think scoring a goal late in the 1975 Stanley Cup-clinching game would top the list of Bill Clement’s favorite personal memories. But think again. Actually, the former Flyer player and later national hockey […]
As we saw with the abbreviated 60-game baseball season, strange things can happen when a full slate of games isn’t played. Hockey has been through some shortened seasons before, namely of the 48-game variety due […]
Kerry Huffman looked in the mirror at his home in Doylestown a while back and didn’t like what he saw. Once an elite professional athlete – a former No. 1 draft pick of the Philadelphia […]
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 […]
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