Flyers Forward Depth Propelling Playoff Surge Glen Stricker | March 10, 2016 Superstar winger Jake Voracek has been sidelined for 5 games now with the elusive “lower-body injury” tag. However, that hasn’t stopped the Philadelphia Flyers from inching closer and closer to…
Flyers Look To Make Push Into Playoffs Glen Stricker | March 1, 2016 The 2016 trade deadline has come and gone. Ron Hextall and company have chosen to stand pat by not selling off valuable veteran pieces to contending teams like they did…
Philadelphia Flyers Playoff Outlook Michael Pityk | January 20, 2016 Through 44 games, the Philadelphia Flyers boast a record of 20-16-8 and are currently tied for sixth in the Metropolitan division with 48 points. They’re just behind the New Jersey…
Flyers Entering Crucial Stretch Michael Pityk | January 11, 2016 The Philadelphia Flyers sit at 18-15-7 for a total of 43 points. That mark places them sixth within the Metropolitan Division and sixth in the hunt for a wild card…
Flyers Resiliency a Sign of Something Greater Michael Pityk | December 22, 2015 Last night the Philadelphia Flyers faced a talented St. Louis Blues team. They began the game and were quickly outworked in both the first and the start of the second…
Jakub Voracek Continues to Struggle Michael Pityk | December 17, 2015 Over the offseason, the Philadelphia Flyers signed wing Jakub Voracek to a lengthy and expensive contract extension. When terms were finally released, Voracek’s contract was a massive $66 million contract…
Why Voracek Was Demoted by Flyers Michael Pityk | November 28, 2015 One of the big offseason stories was the enormous contract extension for winger Jakub Voracek. He was coming off the best season of his career where he netted 81 points…
Flyers Lack of Coaching Experience Showing Michael Pityk | November 23, 2015 The Philadelphia Flyers have started out the 2015-16 season like they’re dragging cement blocks behind them. They’re 6-9-5 and are second last within the Metropolitan Division. Yes, even the Carolina…
Flyers Experiencing Growing Pains With Rookie Coach Dave Hakstol Derek Neumeier | November 16, 2015 The jump from junior hockey leagues straight to the NHL is a very difficult one to make for players, often fraught with adversity and growing pains. The same, too, can…
Flyers Continually Doomed by Slow Starts Michael Pityk | November 11, 2015 The Philadelphia Flyers have a record of 5-7-3 and they have not been playing well recently. In their last eight games played, the Flyers have a record of 1-5-2 and…
Why Timeouts Are Now a Coach’s Worst Nightmare Matt Brauckmann | September 24, 2015 There once was a time in the NHL where the timeout held little weight. Coaches would use them to regroup the team or maybe rejuvenate players after a series of…
Confident Ed Snider Relying on Perfect Storm for Flyers Andy Dudones | September 22, 2015 A new season in Philadelphia has ushered in change to the Flyers organization. The franchise historically known as a pack of savages looking to pick a fight has evolved into…