Gritty win for Pronger-less Flyers as a matchup with Boston looms

Get used to the Flyers having to work that much more for these wins leading up to the Winter Classic and beyond. The news bomb with the headline, “Chris Pronger out for the season”, dropped last night before the game giving fans everywhere a reason to write off the potential for this team. The season isn’t going to be lost, now obviously this team is better with the captain out there playing 27 minutes a night, but this group of guys especially the defense is beginning to come into their own. With Pronger in the lineup the Flyers are 8-3-2 as opposed to a 12-4-1 record without him. … [ visit site to read more ] Gritty win for Pronger-less Flyers as a matchup with Boston looms - Broad Street Buzz - Broad Street Buzz - A Philadelphia Flyers Blog

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Life Without Pronger

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After having his season cut short, this will be the lasting of image of Pronger from this year. (Courtesy: Bruce Bennett) Last night we found out that Chris Pronger  will be shut down for the rest of the season and the playoffs with a severe concussion. It was stunning news, considering that nobody, even the man himself, has any idea when exactly he suffered the concussion. At first, he thought it was some weird virus, before further testing provided the correct diagnosis. Now the Flyers  don’t have to wonder when their captain will be back in the lineup.

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Meltzer’s Musings 12/16/11

Right now, the Flyers are going through one of those wonderful stretches where hard work gets rewarded and the puck bounces are going their way. Last night's 4-3 win in Montreal wasn't always artistic but the Flyers once again showed moxie and tremendous work ethic in running their December winning streak to seven games. Chalk up the win to three big factors: 1) The Flyers' five-on-five dom

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Pronger Is Done Until Next Season

Unbelievable news for the Flyers ... Chris Pronger is done for the season, suffering from severe post-concussion syndrome: General manager Paul Holmgren released this statement: “After consultation with respected concussion specialists Dr. Joseph Maroon and Dr. Micky Collins, it is the opinion of both doctors that Chris is suffering from severe post concussion syndrome. “It is

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