History of Flyers’ Ineptitude in Net Dan Povlich | April 26, 2017 Twenty years ago, during Flyers’ legend Ron Hextall’s second stint with the team, the Flyers advanced to the Stanley Cup Finals but were swept by the Detroit Red Wings. Hextall’s…
Worst Flyers Free Agent Signings Since 2010 Wes Herrmann | July 20, 2016 Yesterday, I looked at the top free agent signings the Flyers had made since 2010. The point was that in those years we saw deals made by former GM Paul…
Ilya Bryzgalov Wants an NHL Comeback Andrew Forbes | June 17, 2016 To call him an interesting personality would be an understatement. But regardless of how you see Ilya Bryzgalov, you may get a chance to see the HBO 24/7 star in…
Intriguing Players in Wild History Nate Bauer | January 5, 2016 It has been 15 years since the Minnesota Wild began play in the NHL, making the franchise a fairly young one when compared to the rest of the league. But…
Michal Neuvirth Will Make a Big Impact in Goal David Quackenbos | August 19, 2015 The Philadelphia Flyers have long been an organization known for it’s goaltending issues. However, over the past few seasons the Flyers finally seem to have found some stability in net. Steve Mason, acquired…
The Arizona Coyotes Franchise Four Michael Gwizdala | August 18, 2015 The Franchise Four. The Mount Rushmore. Four players who tell the story of an organization. In this series I’ll be taking a look at the history of all 30 NHL…
Bryziness as Usual: Bryzgalov Staying Busy Post-Hockey Joseph Robin | April 7, 2015 Last year Ilya Bryzgalov found himself in a pretty odd situation. Bryzgalov’s career was on a sour path after being bought out by the Philadelphia Flyers at the end of the…
Bryzgalov Blunders Leave Ducks Searching For Backup Felix Sicard | February 11, 2015 View image | gettyimages.com Signed in December to a one-year, 2.88 million dollar contract, Ilya Bryzgalov was supposed to bring veteran stability to the Anaheim net, and (mostly) to give…
It’s Been a Wild Ride for Devan Dubnyk Marcy Di Michele | February 4, 2015 Drafting goalies can be somewhat of a science. Selecting them in the first round is always risky because they take longer to develop than skaters do, and you don’t always…
The 2014 NHL Free Agent Class For Backup Goaltenders Was Terrible Derek Neumeier | January 19, 2015 Even though NHL free agency doesn’t have the same impact that it used to have prior to the implementation of the salary cap, it can still be an excellent way…
Will John Gibson Play in Anaheim Again This Season? Nick Forrester | January 9, 2015 In last year’s Stanley Cup Playoffs, Anaheim Ducks goalie John Gibson was one of the major highlights for the Ducks, as he led Anaheim to two wins – one of…
Ilya Bryzgalov A Surprise Key To Ducks Success Felix Sicard | January 8, 2015 History Not On Ducks’ Side The Anaheim Ducks sit at the top of the National Hockey League. Starting goaltender Frederik Andersen has been key to that success, coming up big…