It’s fair to say that since he replaced John Stevens as head coach nearly a year ago, Peter Laviolette hasn’t made a bad move for the Flyers. Is he about to make his first? Laviolette must decide whether to start red-hot rookie Sergei Bobrovsky or ice-cold veteran backup Brian Boucher for Tuesday night’s game against the Canadiens in Montreal. Bobrovsky, 22, has started every game in the Flyers’ 9-0-1 streak, including a pair of back-to-back sets
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Peter Laviolette's postgame press conference following a 5-1 win over Ottawa.
Jarkko Ruutu vs Scott Hartnell from the Ottawa Senators at Philadelphia Flyers game on Nov 15, 2010.
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Shitty fight, great picture. I call it MustachePunch. I've got a tip for Patrick Roy and Vincent Damphouse - don't even show up tomorrow night. You don't want what the Philadelphia Flyers are going to bring across that Canadian border.
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LW JVR is back in the lineup tonight. Andreas Nodl scratched after blocking shot with his foot Saturday night. G Sergei Bobrovsky to start.
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Tim Saunders takes a look at both the Flyers & Senators line up for tonight.
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Tonight the Flyers are set to do battle with the Ottawa Senators.
Brian Smith interviews Ville Leino in the locker room prior to tonight's game vs. Ottawa.
PREVIEW 7:15 AM EST The Flyers (11-4-2) have been playing like a well-oiled machine of late, but they have some good tests upcoming. The team has racked up at least one point in 9 straight games (8-0-1) and has been clicking offensively, defensively and in goal. The team will be looking tonight to continue its winning ways when it takes on the Ottawa Senators (9-7-1) at the Wells Fargo Center.
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