The NHL Department of Player Safety announced on Monday afternoon that Philadelphia Flyers fourth liner Zac Rinaldo has been suspended for four games, or the remainder of the Flyers' regular season. "As the video shows,
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The fourth line doesn’t typically receive all that much attention during the regular season, regardless of the standings. Aside from the Boston Bruins’ “Merlot line” (named for the color of their practice jerseys), it’s rare
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The Philadelphia Flyers could have used some good news following their stumbling efforts in a 5-1 loss to the Dallas Stars on Saturday. Unfortunately, the back spasms that have been preventing Vincent Lecavalier from participating
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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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When NHL organizations began rebuilding their rosters last July, Jay Rosehill was one of the many odd men out. Many of his contemporaries- fighters like George Parros, John Scott and Brandon Prust- quickly found open
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The Philadelphia Flyers had another chance of breaking even in the standings if they could grind out a win against the Toronto Maple Leafs this evening, but a handful of mistakes in a tightly contested
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The Philadelphia Flyers desperately needed to grind out a win against the Winnipeg Jets this evening after stumbling the night before in Toronto. It wasn't just a matter of earning another two points (though that
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The Philadelphia Flyers did not fare well in their first foray against the Tampa Bay Lightning this season. Coming off a 7-1 blowout against the Florida Panthers, the defense and special teams faltered in front
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Zac Rinaldo took three shifts in the first period and two shifts in the second period against the Buffalo Sabres on Sunday before leaving the game with a skate laceration in his thigh. With the
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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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