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FlyersTV: Carter reflects on All-Star Game (Montreal, Quebec) - Jim Carter knows what it's like to fall short of people's expectations. Before his son's meteoric rise to NHL stardom, his claim to fame was being selected between Mike Gartne...
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@ Flyers play their first game in a week (and only second in eleven days) tonight against the Florida Panthers. Do they still remember how to skate? Only time will tell...
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Tim Saunders previews the game against the Florida Panthers at the Bank Atlantic Center on January 27, 2009.
Jim Carter knows what it's like to fall short of people's expectations. Before his son's rise to stardom, his claim to fame was being selected between Mike Gartner and Dino Ciccarelli in the 1976 OHL draft.
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Thank Jeabus, we have hockey again! I was beginning to read books again, and we all know that isn't good for you...
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Our buddy David Staples of the Edmonton Journal has a thought-provoking piece on Cult of Hockey that asks...
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With Forsberg attempting a return after yet another ankle/foot surgery, the rumors are once again flying about which NHL team might snatch him up at the trade deadline. The usual suspects—Colorado and Philadelphia—make their appearances on the list.
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The Flyers (25-12-9) kick off the post All-Star break portion of the 2008-09 regular season with their second trip to Miami this month. Philadelphia enters the game two points behind the first-place Devils in the Atlantic Division. In each of the final four games heading into the break, the Flyers scored first only to give back the lead.
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