At 24, Mike Richards of the Philadelphia Flyers is one of the youngest captains in the NHL.
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Antero Niittymaki, Jeff Carter, Mike Richards and Scott Hartnell react to the 4-2 win in Washington on February 24, 2009.
PHILADELPHIA - Maybe it's a little early to start a "who's the playoff goalie'' campaign, but the Flyers' two netminders are playing like one has already begun. One night after Antero Niittymaki stood on his head to stop Alex Ovechkin, the Washington Capitals and a bunch of shorthanded breakaways, Martin Biron answered with his 25th career shutout in a 2-0 win over the Los Angeles Kings on Wednesday night
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This is why Washington hasn't won a playoff game in forever.
I love NHL Center Ice, and I don't know what I would do without it. Having every Flyers game available living outside the Philly metro area is incredible. But I'm seriously sick of having to deal with the opponents announcers night in and night out.
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NIITTY, MARTY, Niitty, Marty. If this is Thursday, Marty Biron must be the Flyers' No. 1 goalie. Wednesday, it was Antero Niittymaki.
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WASHINGTON - They were teams from the same cities playing in the same building. Still, there couldn't have been a more drastic contrast than the Flyers coming to the Verizon Center on Tuesday to the play the Washington Capitals and the Sixers here last night to face the Washington Wizards.
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0 @ 2 Honestly I thought this game was pretty dull.
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Nikolai Kulemin scored the shootout winner, Vesa Toskala turned aside all three New York attempts and the host Toronto Maple Leafs spoiled John Tortorella's Rangers' debut with a 2-1 victory last night.
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It had been a long time since Terry Murray coached against a Flyers team in Philadelphia. He's been a player here, a head coach, a scout and an assistant coach, and he has built a lot of memories with the Flyers. Last night Murray returned to the Wachovia Center for the first time as head coach of the Los Angeles Kings.
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