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For much of the 2010-11 season, the Philadelphia Flyers had the look of a Stanley Cup Final team. They were atop the Eastern Conference, featured a deep, talented group of forwards that filled the nets and had a six-man defense corps that was t...

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Athletes are preparing for training camp, the upcoming season in both the gym and on the ice. The coaching staff is going over line ups, possible line combinations and figuring out the best way to integrate their systems. But the one thing ...

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In yesterday's blog, we looked at five of the best trades in Flyers history. Today we'll balance it off with a look at the flip side: the five worst trades in franchise history. In my opinion, three of the five worst deals in club history took place during Bob Clarke's first tenure as general manager. The other two happened during his second tenure (which, it should be noted, was much stronger

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For years Flyers fans have always wanted inside access and get closer to their favorite players. Now with the growing landscape of social media, they can get closer than ever. Currently there are six players on the current roster who own twitte...

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The jury will be out for quite some time on how well the Mike Richards and Jeff Carter trades will work out for the Flyers in the long run. Although the topic of best/worst trades in franchise history has been written about by others many times over, I have never specifically blogged on the subject. Personally, I would not include the original Eric Lindros trade on either the best or the worst

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