We were in Vancouver already when the Sharks were holding their brief media availability before heading north for Game 5 yesterday. Someone asked Sharks coach Todd McLellan about whether his team now finds itself battling demons from the past. That is, a San Jose club that has been expected to make the Stanley Cup Final - if not win it _ for quite a long time
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The Philadelphia Flyers will make their annual preseason trek to their “home away from home†and meet the Detroit Red Wings at the John Labatt Centre in London, Ontario, on Thursday, September 22 at 7 p.m.  Tickets will go on s...
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Peter Laviolette was looking to put a tough body in the line up for Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal series against the Buffalo Sabres after the rough play and war of words that ensued after Game 4. His response was prospect Zac Ri...
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Somewhere along the way a lot of us stopped having fun with the Flyers, and I'm as guilty as anyone. At some point after the lock out and after our humbling last place season we got a little too righteous. Remember what it was like to have no hockey? Remember what it was like to lose 2 of every 3 games for 6 months?
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In the two weeks since the Flyers were swept out of the Stanley Cup playoffs, captain Mike Richards has been a lightning rod of criticism. In an exclusive interview with Courier-Post beat reporter Chuck Gormley during his vacation with friends in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, the 26-year-old center addresses, among other things, his stormy relationship with the media, his feelings about head coach Peter Laviolette and whether or not he wants to remain the Flyers’ captain. Q: First of all, how’s Cabo?
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For a team that still carries the reputation of being a big, physical hockey club, the Flyers are actually a bit undersized up front. They are a team for which it is an absolute must for the players to constantly keep their feet moving, because when they don't, they weren't going to win many of the little battles within the game.
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Ian Laperriere has certainly seen his share of the United States in his professional career. The 37-year-old has played in St. Louis, New York, Los Angeles, Colorado and Philadelphia.
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Size has always been a staple among the Flyers organization, as is hard-work and toughness. With the 6’1’’, 200-pound signing of forward Ben Holmstrom on Mar. 17, 2010 the Flyers got all three. Holmstrom recently completed...
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Copy and pasted from the original video (HT to Kyle from Crossing Broad for the copy and paste tip and HT to IMANTR for the video and supporting the underdog): "30 Angry merchants lose their business's at the threat of a new hockey arena. This arena will be new home of The Philadelphia Phantoms(minor league time of the Flyers). Over 37 documented pleas to keep 700 block of hamilton street alive are ignored by a 6-1 vote to take their property rights and homes
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San Jose Sharks goaltender Antti Niemi showed in last night's game why he has won six playoff series in his brief NHL career. Is he the best goaltender in the NHL? Far from it.
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