Yes, most penalties in this game were brutal. The Sabres didn’t score on a golden opportunity after the major called on Richards .
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Blame Offense, Not Refs, For Flyers Loss
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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Danny’s Diary: Refs crossed the line
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Join Flyers center Danny Briere as he takes you through the highs and lows of Round 1 of the Stanley Cup playoffs against his former team, the Buffalo Sabres: We got in about 1 in the morning, so the travel was not too bad. I’m definitely feeling sore today.
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Today’s LIVE! Flyers Chat will begin at 2 pm
The Flyers will be made available to the media at noon today, so we've pushed back our weekly LIVE chat to 2 pm. Join me at 2 to talk about everything from Ryan Miller and Patrick Kaleta to Jeff Carter and Chris Pronger.
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Meltzer’s Musings: 4/21/11
There is really not too much the Flyers could have done differently to change the outcome of last night's 1-0 loss in Buffalo that evened the series at two games apiece. The Flyers played well enough to have won, but the bottom line in the playoffs is execution and not merely effort. There were sequences where I thought they held to puck a little too long and perhaps over-passed, looking for pe
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Game 4 Post-game Notes
Philadelphia Flyers Post-Game Notes April 20, 2011 Eastern Conference Quarterfinals – Game 4 Buffalo (1) – FLYERS (0) The Flyers have not been shut out twice in a series since the 2002 Eastern Conference Quarterfinals, when they were shut out in three consecutive games (2, 3 and 4) by Ottawa. All three games were 3-0 scores. The Flyers lost the series 4 games to 1. It is just the fourth time in franchise history the Flyers have been shut out more than once in a playoff series (1969 QF vs
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Inserting Zherdev pays off for Laviolette, Flyers
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In talking to players on the Philadelphia Flyers, one of the biggest things they're impressed by with coach Peter Laviolette is his ability to push the right buttons at just the right time with his team. "Peter seems to know when to ...
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Flyers pregame 4 interviews April 20
Mike Richards, Danny Briere and Claude Giroux on game day.
Flyers vs Sabres Game 4 preview April 20
Saunders & Bundy preview Game 4 from HSBC Arena.
Yesterday’s Lessons From The West
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Courtesy: ESPN.com With a game today, I don’t know how much the Flyers got to relax and catch yesterdays games. In case they didn’t, they missed out on a lot of valuable information. On the off chance that they come across this site, here’s what they need to know: Vancouver won the first 3 games of the series, and were looking to close things out. They had been completely dominant for 180 straight minutes. Last night, they were flat from the opening face-off until the last 4 minutes of the game.
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Danny’s Diary: Quiet night, ready for meetings
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Join Flyers center Danny Briere as he takes you through the highs and lows of Round 1 of the Stanley Cup playoffs against his former team, the Buffalo Sabres: Yesterday we had practice in the afternoon. They close the practices so nobody can get in. You'll see some fans around the rink when you leave who yell things, but they try to keep us away from most of that commotion. After that we had our usual team meal the night before a game. It was a classic, typical night before a playoff night when you don't do much.
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