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Welcome break for Flyers after busy stretch

NHLHS Philadelphia Flyers’ correspondent David Strehle takes a look at how a busy stretch in the calendar may have been a reason for the club's recent uninspired play.

Saying goodbye to the Spectrum

It didn't exude the majesty of the grand old NHL buildings like the Montreal Forum, Chicago Stadium, or Boston Gardens, but the Spectrum became Philadelphia's "House of Horrors" for opponents.

Zherdev and van Riemsdyk – A tale of two benchings

David Strehle looks at the benching of two Philly players and the affect it has had - or has NOT had - on their respective games upon returning to the lineup.

Leino key to making Flyers’ most productive line work

Since being placed on a line with struggling linemates Briere and Hartnell in last year's postseason, Leino has helped the trio form the Flyers' most productive line.

25 years later, loss of Lindbergh still painful

It was 25 years ago today that the Flyers lost Pelle Lindbergh, one of the most-beloved players to ever wear the Orange-and-Black.

Flyers sign Giroux to three-year extension

GM Paul Holmgren made a significant move today by locking up one of the Flyers' most important pending RFAs by signing Claude Giroux to a 3-year extension.

Richards’ versatility vital in every role for Flyers

Mike Richards is extremely versatile. He has handled any changes that come along and tackled whatever role that Peter Laviolette has requested that he undertake. The Flyers' captain has become the clubs' "Mr. Everything".

Trip to AHL may be remedy for van Riemsdyk

The Philadelphia Flyers have won five straight, but left winger James van Riemsdyk continues to struggle. A stint in the AHL may help his fading confidence.

Carter entering critical juncture with Flyers

Carter has been one of the Orange-and-Black's top offensive threats over the past few years; but can Holmgren afford to sign him and other potential free agents, while still making the changes the team needs?

Flyers have not learned lessons from last season

Which team is this Flyers team, the one that made the Stanley Cup Finals, or the one that barely qualified for the postseason dance?

Richards, Flyers burn the Leafs, 5-2

When a team hits the skids, it takes the captain to set the example and lead the way. After the Philadelphia Flyers had lost their last three games, all at home, the man wearing the "C" did just that tonight. And the rest of the club followed.

Power play anything but an advantage for Flyers

With all of the offensive talent the Philadelphia Flyers have assembled, one would think that the team would be absolutely lethal on the power play. However, that is not the case as the team is 27th overall in the NHL.

Familiar questions arise for Flyers at five game mark

It's a new season, but some familiar issues have popped up for the Philadelphia Flyers already in the first five contests.

Posts Tagged ‘Flyers’

Welcome break for Flyers after busy stretch

Saying goodbye to the Spectrum

Zherdev and van Riemsdyk – A tale of two benchings

Leino key to making Flyers’ most productive line work

25 years later, loss of Lindbergh still painful

Flyers sign Giroux to three-year extension

Richards’ versatility vital in every role for Flyers

Trip to AHL may be remedy for van Riemsdyk

Carter entering critical juncture with Flyers

Flyers have not learned lessons from last season

Richards, Flyers burn the Leafs, 5-2

Power play anything but an advantage for Flyers

Familiar questions arise for Flyers at five game mark

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