Newly appointed general manager Ron Hextall said all the right things during his introductory press conference a little over a week ago in front of the Philadelphia media. He had the following to say when asked
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The Philadelphia Flyers kicked off the final stretch of the 2013-14 NHL season with an embarrassing loss to the San Jose Sharks on Thursday night. The team played well in the first period, scoring two
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The Philadelphia Flyers' third period collapse against the Washington Capitals on Sunday night was of particular disappointment because of the three goal lead they had built early in the third period. A chance for redemption
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There isn’t much to look forward to these days when the Philadelphia Flyers take to the ice. Without an improved defense, it’s unrealistic to expect the outcomes of each game at the Wells Fargo Center
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NHL fans would rather see their favorite players continue playing through the post-season on their way to a Stanley Cup. For those players making an early exit, the next best opportunity for delaying the offseason
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The Philadelphia Flyers have officially reached the halfway mark of the 2013 NHL season. The team was looking for its third win in a row tonight against the New York Rangers, which would have been
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I had thought that the days of nail-biting, back-and-forth, high-scoring barnburners between the Philadelphia Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins would be over after the 2012 Stanley Cup quarterfinal series wrapped up. The second "Battle of Pennsylvania"
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Wayne Simmonds sat out Saturday night's tilt against the Carolina Hurricanes with concussion issues after taking an errant elbow to the head from Washington Capitals' defenseman John Erskine on Friday night. Philadelphia Flyers general manager
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The Philadelphia Flyers began to turn their early season woes around with a solid win against the New York Rangers on Thursday and a confidence-building 7-1 steamrolling of the Florida Panthers on Saturday. The rolling
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No one expected the first game for the Philadelphia Flyers in 256 days to go "smoothly." There were positive flourishes that caught everyone's attention as much as there were rough patches of ugly, ugly hockey.
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