Meltzer’s Musings: Where did Richards rank among Flyers’ captains?

With the departure of Mike Richards this summer and the speculation that Chris Pronger will eventually be named the 18th full-time captain in Flyers history, I thought it would be a good time to revisit the topic of the best and worst captains in franchise history. It's a no-brainer that Bobby Clarke should be ranked as the most important and accomplished captain in club history. But for the sa

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Flyers Season Motto/Tag Line Revealed

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Flyers marketing team has often found their season tag lines in the form of actual events that have taken place. Where "Relentless" and "Hungry for Seconds" were quite obviously the brainchild of some useless PR/Marketing consultant, last ye ar's motto "With our will we will will will" was born from Peter Laviolette himself. It should therefore be no surprise that marketing has looked to Lavy once again, and this time around they're pulling the Flyers season motto from a speech the head coach gave right after the 1st period of the Flyers Round 1, Game 7 do-or-die match against the Buffalo Sabres this past spring: " Now I know what the scoreboard says. I know we're winning 1-0, but I am disappointed in our effort. This is a Game 7 in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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Meltzer’s Musings: Hockey Where You Least Expect It

Yesterday, I accompanied my two-year-old son to Sesame Place in Langhorne. While we were standing in an endless line for Grover's World Twirl, I noticed something. A person off in the distance was wearing a t-shirt with the logo of Slovakian hockey team Dukla Trencin. I certainly wasn't expecting to see that that in Langhorne, PA

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Meltzer’s Musings: 8/13/11

Do you have any irrational pet peeves when it comes to the Flyers or hockey in general? Things that you know aren't really a big deal, yet still bother you every time you see or hear them? Here are some of mine: * The change in cadence of the "Let's Go Flyers!" chant at the arena over the years, so that it now essentially sounds like the "Let's go Rangers!" chant at Madison Square Garden. *

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