While few blame Sergei Bobrovsky for the loss to the New Jersey Devils on Sunday night, Ilya Bryzgalov entered the game with back-to-back shutouts against the Florida Panthers and the Toronto Maple Leafs. As unlikely
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For all the pessimism that has lingered over the Flyers in the past few weeks, they have slowly been building momentum towards the end of the regular season. With a dominating 5-0 shutout win against
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Peter Laviolette has played musical chairs throughout the 2011-12 NHL season with his forwards, changing up all four lines as he looked to find the combinations that brought out the best in each player. Scott
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The Flyers’ offense laid a dud late Tuesday night and, for the second time on their four game western swing, the team was shut out, this time 1-0 by a reeling Sharks team at the
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Saturday afternoon hockey games always carry with them the danger that the team may not have its legs ready for a full sixty minutes. Carrying the Flyers at both ends of the ice, Danny Briere
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The Flyers’ top line of Giroux/Hartnell/Jagr has been potent for the first half of the season, but the production that management has come to expect from Danny Briere has been inconsistent over the course of
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Peter Laviolette didn’t waste any time getting Jaromir Jagr and Max Talbot onto the ice at the CONSOL Energy Center. The two former Pittsburgh Penguins opened tonight's game with Claude Giroux. Talbot, fittingly, ended it
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Danny Briere: Lots of fist pumps. The more Briere is scoring the better off the Flyers will be. Having multiple lines, in addition to the Giroux line, which always is scoring ( or so it
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The Philadelphia Flyers seem to be on a roller coaster ride this season. They have certainly had their share of ups and downs, but that’s to be expected with all the new faces in the
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CSNPhilly, as well as several other media outlets, have reported that Flyers rookie Sean Couturier is expected to remain with the big club after he has played ten games (I posted yesterday that it was nine
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