Flyers Backcheck: Avalanche Survival 101 Andy Dudones | November 9, 2014 It may not have been pretty. It may not have unfolded according to script. But Saturday night’s 4-3 victory over Colorado not only extended the Flyers’ home win streak to…
More To Schenn Than Meets The Eye Greg Fernandez | November 5, 2014 It’s time to give Brayden Schenn some credit on the progress he’s made this season. The 23-year-old has been maligned during his first few years in Philadelphia, and it might…
Recapping October: 5 Key Flyers Observations Matt Brauckmann | November 4, 2014 1) Jakub Voracek is blossoming, and quickly. You don’t even need to watch any game to realize that Jakub Voracek is quickly becoming the offensive threat the Flyers have hoped for.…
Flyers Show Resiliency When Faced With Adversity Greg Fernandez | October 23, 2014 Five minutes into Wednesday night’s game against the Pittsburgh Penguins, the narrative was all too familiar for the Flyers. Looking completely outmatched to begin the contest, then giving up an…
Andrew Gordon Eyes NHL Return Matthew Speck | October 20, 2014 The Philadelphia Flyers and first-year General Manager Ron Hextall was the first team to contact Andrew Gordon when free agency opened up this summer. The decision came quickly and Gordon,…
This Just In: Wayne Simmonds Is Really Good at Hockey Andy Dudones | October 15, 2014 If anyone should be more irritated over Philadelphia’s winless sputter through their first four games, it’s Flyers forward Wayne Simmonds. But despite his team’s 0-2-2 mark, the sixth-year veteran is…
Can Flyers Withstand October Month of Horrors? Andy Dudones | October 10, 2014 Well that didn’t go very well. But then again, it’s hard to say you didn’t see it coming. The Flyers kicked off the 2014-15 NHL season by dropping their first…
The Best Rivalries in the NHL Today Brett Slawson | October 7, 2014 In the NHL, rivalries between teams tend to result in the most entertaining displays of hockey. Rivalries can be fueled by a number of different aspects; such as the proximity of two teams,…
Flyers’ Jakub Voracek Just Getting Warmed Up Andy Dudones | October 2, 2014 Flanking Claude Giroux on the Flyers’ top line, Jakub Voracek may be perceived by some as his captain’s Scottie Pippen. That’s not necessarily a grotesque insult to the fourth-year Flyer,…
Panic at the Wells Fargo! Gauging the Flyers’ Preseason Andy Dudones | September 30, 2014 Based on the ongoing preseason narrative, the Wells Fargo faithful is preparing for a season in the Metropolitan Division basement. But despite another sluggish start to the preseason, the Flyers…
Questions Facing Flyers Heading Into Camp Greg Fernandez | September 21, 2014 Training camp is finally here. Not quite like Christmas day, but it does signal the start of the hockey season. The Flyers, like many teams, face some questions heading into…
Another Slow Start on the Horizon for Philadelphia Andy Dudones | September 20, 2014 Since being eliminated from the playoffs last April by the New York Rangers, the Flyers have been to hell and back. Whether it’s their bloated salary cap, or mixing and matching…