“The Whole Damn Team Stinks.”
It hasn't been easy defending the Philadelphia Flyers to this point. There have been glimmers of hope sprinkled through the month of October- 20 minutes here, a 2nd period there, where the team actually looked
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Despite Record, Steve Mason Off to Solid Start for Flyers
The 2013-14 NHL season previews for the Philadelphia Flyers seemed to have missed the part where the team looks disorganized and undisciplined on a nightly basis. It also missed the part where Steve Mason would
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Lack of Accountability, Injuries Highlight Flyers Loss to Coyotes
Let's roll the tape. Zac Rinaldo received a charging penalty in the first period of Friday night's contest between the Philadelphia Flyers and the Phoenix Coyotes. He tried to draw an instigator penalty by fighting
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Mason Carries Flyers to First Win of the Berube Era
Standing with his hands on his hips, no suit jacket and loose tie, newly minted head coach Craig Berube responded to a reporter asking if he felt the Philadelphia Flyers looked like an improved team
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Flyers News and Notes: August 21
The following are a collection of short news pieces from the past week that affect the Philadelphia Flyers. To be on top of all local news, see here the USA Daily Journal news. - The
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The Next Ten Days and Flyers Goaltending
I thought I had laid the cards on the table last month when I elaborated on the current standing of the Flyers’ goaltending situation and what planning they had to make for the future. The trade
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Thinking Flyers Goaltending, Two Steps Ahead
“When you’re winning here, there’s no better place to play. But when you’re not playing well here it’s definitely tough.” Carey Price knows all too well how difficult it is to be the starting goaltender
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Flyers Trade for Mason, Add Hall on Deadline Day
The NHL trade deadline passed at 3:00 p.m. today. The Philadelphia Flyers, expected to be sellers, turned out to be buyers when all was said and done. First move: Picked up forward Adam Hall on
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Is Bobrovsky Worthy of Being a Calder Trophy Nominee?
Last season, there was talk around November that rookie James Van Riemsdyk could be a legitimate contender for the Calder Memorial Trophy, given to the best rookie in the NHL as voted by members of
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