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After two years of college hockey and several international tournament experiences, James van Riemsdyk didn’t know what to expect when the Flyers assembled for training camp last September. Outstanding collegiate players are often overwhelme...
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(Philadelphia, PA) - It's no coincidence the top six New Jersey Devils forwards have struggled to find a groove against the big four defensemen of the Philadelphia Flyers. And, really, it all boils down to the fact the top two defensive pair fo...
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No long-winded post today about what's already happened. I can barely get any work done, with this excitement ahead, let alone provide in-depth analysis about what I've seen so far. I was satisfied with the Flyers' win in Game 1; I was dissatisfied by the Devils winning Game 2; I was more than satisfied with the Flyers perseverance in the face of horrid officiating (no consistency, of course)
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Flyers lead Series 2-1.
The Flyers won the first game of the series 2-1 behind a strong effort in goal by Brian Boucher.
The Devils took game 2 when Flyers gave up a shorthanded goal and then lost the tie late in the 3rd period.
The Flyers won their first home game in overtime with Dan Carcillo scoring the game winner.
No games on Versus, or NBC. The only series NOT on Versus at some point.
Stay tune to this space for updates as they happen.
Videos
Coach Laviolette pregame chat April 20
Devils @ Flyers Game 3 Highlights 4/18/10
Dan Carcillo OT goal 4/18/10
Coach Laviolette postgame press conference April 18
Flyers postgame interviews April 18
Blogs
Flyers Look to Take 3-1 Lead
Flyers Playoff Gameday: Game 4
Flyers Playoff Gameday: Game 4 vs. Devils
Go Time
Lemaire: Too Many Flyers
Richards, Carcillo sink Devils in OT to take 2-1 lead
Flyers Goal Scored By Daniel Carcillo
News
Laviolette’s Plan Has Flyers Winning
Grueling OT Win Satisfying for Richards, Flyers
Inside Flyers’ OT win over Devils
Game 4 Preview
Tickets
Game 4 Philadelphia Home Game 2 Tuesday, April 20 7:30 p.m. TSN2
Game 5 New Jersey Home Game 3 Thursday, April 22 7:00 p.m. TSN
Game 6 Philadelphia Home Game 3* If Necessary Sunday, April 25 TBD TSN
Game 7 New Jersey Home Game 4* If Necessary Tuesday, April 27 7:30 p.m. TSN
Peter Laviolette talks to the media the morning of April 20, 2010.
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Alright I’ve been a bit lax on posting lately. Had a real busy weekend but I did get to see the Flyers lose in New Jersey and come back to Philly to take a 2-1 series lead thanks to a Dan Carcillo OT goal. Tonight’s game will be a series changer either way
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This series could be 3-0. This series SHOULD be 3-0. After Sunday's dramatic overtime winner, the Flyers look to push the Devils to the brink tonight as they host game 4 of this best of seven series. After a game marred with penalites and dramatic finishes, Philly will look to continue its defensive mastery over the Devils forwards, while continuing to find holes in Marty Brodeur. This series has been exactly what one would expect when New Jersey and Philly square off. It's been physical, tight and chippy. End-to-end action is replaced with puck posession and special teams play. Games like this can go either way, and thankfully, it's been the extra effort the Flyers have been showing that's garnered them a 2-1 series lead.
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MINI-PREVIEW (11:30 AM) Game four of a playoff series is a perspective changer any time it's a non-sweep scenario. Although it's only one game, there's a huge difference psychologically between leading or trailing three games to one and switching venues tied two games apiece. The Flyers took over much of Game 3 before winning in overtime and they need to continue building on the things they've
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(Philadelphia, PA) - Don't bother asking coach Peter Laviolette to assess his first season as coach of the Philadelphia Flyers. He'd prefer you wait until the conclusion of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. "It's been far too short," a ste...
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