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Danny Briere, Sean Couturier and the Philadelphia Flyers Quandary at the Forward Position

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Danny Briere, Sean Couturier and the Philadelphia Flyers Quandary at the Forward Position

By Dustin Leed (@D_LEED) The curious case of Danny Briere provides a simple proposal, really. Does Danny Briere really fit with the Philadelphia Flyers? The simple, far less cumbersome answer: no. Easier said than done. When the prized free agent from the 2007 offseason signed a massive eight-year, $52-million dollar contract with the Flyers that [...]

Philadelphia Flyers agree to two-year extension with Head Coach Peter Laviolette

Philadelphia Flyers agree to two-year extension with Head Coach Peter Laviolette

By Charlie O’Connor (@THG_Charlie) The Philadelphia Flyers announced this morning that Head Coach Peter Laviolette was signed to a two-year contract extension. “We are thrilled to have Peter continue his work with our group as we push to compete for the Stanley Cup,” General Manager Paul Holmgren said. “Peter has done a terrific job for [...]

Earning Capital Gains : One-on-One’s More Fun

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Earning Capital Gains : One-on-One’s More Fun

By Charlie O’Connor (@THG_Charlie) As the final seconds ticked away in overtime, a collective groan echoed throughout the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. The fans knew what was on the horizon. The dreaded shootout. Hockey purists take issue with the shootout due to its gimmicky, skills-competition nature. But in Philadelphia, the antipathy from the fanbase [...]

Flyers Catch A Predator

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Flyers Catch A Predator

Photo Courtesy of AP By Charlie O’Connor (@THG_Charlie) Tight checking, opportunistic goal-scoring, stellar goaltending. After signing Ilya Bryzgalov and anointing him the presumptive franchise netminder, this was the type of game that the Philadelphia Flyers were expected to play, and win, on a regular basis. Coming out of the all-star break, they may have finally [...]

Winter Classic: Success

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Winter Classic: Success

By Christopher Decker (@HockeyGuy_Chris)   It was cold; it was intense; and it lived up to its hype. The 2012 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic was one that many will most likely never forget. After the initial 1 p.m. start time was pushed back to 3 p.m. due to weather conditions, there were concerns that the [...]

A Classic Rivalry

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A Classic Rivalry

By Christopher Decker (@HockeyGuy_Chris)   The sound of swooshing ice skates; the slap of sticks meeting vulcanized rubber; and the water vapor protruding from the mouths of bundled up hockey players on a cold winter day are what most fans associate with ice hockey, and are a culmination of the things that bring out the [...]

Off The Post: Simmonds Preparing To Make Old Acquaintances

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Off The Post: Simmonds Preparing To Make Old Acquaintances

By Anthony Mingioni The Philadelphia Flyers, off to a season opening three game winning streak, are in preparations to host the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday night. Much will be made of the return of the team’s former captain, Mike Richards, returning to the only home ice he has ever known in his professional career. [...]

Zac Rinaldo’s World

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Zac Rinaldo’s World

By Dustin Leed It’s not often that you see the words skill, calm and composed in the same sentence with Zac Rinaldo. But you may be surprised at the Zac Rinaldo you see at this year’s Flyers training camp. He’s still crazy, he’s still an entertainer, he’s still as tough as they come and the [...]

Offseason Notes: JVR Ready to Fill Big Shoes in 2011-12, Free Agency, More

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Offseason Notes: JVR Ready to Fill Big Shoes in 2011-12, Free Agency, More

  By: Justin Johnson As the Flyers head into free agency at noon on Friday July 1st, a lot is still uncertain about the 2011-12 Philadelphia Flyers. One thing the Flyers are certain about is third year winger James van Riemsdyk. The Flyers showed just how certain they are about JVR in two blockbuster trades [...]

For Flyers, season with promise fizzles in end

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For Flyers, season with promise fizzles in end

By David Strehle Three-quarters of the way through the 2010-11 season, it looked to be one of the most memorable years for a storied Philadelphia Flyers franchise. With each passing victory, the team climbed up the rankings of the all-time starts to Flyers’ seasons.  Peter Laviolette’s squad was right up there with the mid-70′s teams, the 1979-80 year [...]

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