Player Reaction from Win over Toronto

Can't remember the last time I saw someone score a goal and drop the gloves as a form of celebration but that's what Scott Hartnell did against Toronto on Thursday. Here's player reaction from the Flyers 4-3 victory: Scott Hartnell Q: What happened at the end of the goal there, you ended up getting in a fight? We were battling I think for the first couple shifts and I kind of was going

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Meltzer’s Musings: 2/10/12

The Flyers did a lot of good things in their game against the New York Islanders on Tuesday, but just couldn't bury a goal in regulation or overtime to claim two points instead of one. Last night, Philly built on the performance by controlling the majority of play and skating off with a 4-3 regulation win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. It was very important psychologically for the Flyers to get

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Flyers Gameday: 2/9/12 vs. Maple Leafs

PREVIEW 8:00 AM CST In the fifth game of a brutal 7-game-in-10-day stretch, the Flyers (30-16-7) will look for just their second win since the All-Star break when they take on the Toronto Maple Leafs (28-20-6) at the Wells Fargo Center. Tonight's game starts at 7:00 PM and will be broadcast locally on CSN Philly, nationally in the U.S. on NHL Network and across Canada on TSN. This is the sec

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Pronger Makes an Appearance

It hasn't been easy writing about Chris Pronger when A) we never see him; B) we never hear from him. Today, Pronger dropped by Skate Zone unexpectedly to see teammates for the first time since the club's Christmas Party. From the players I talked to, the visit was therapeutic for themselves, as well as Pronger. He did not speak to the media. What I found interesting was that most players

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Reaction from Being ‘Nabbed’

Ilya Bryzgalov pretty much has resigned himself that even when he does something good, something bad happens. Pitch your25th career shutout and still lose a game, 1-0 because Evgeni Nabokov was simply unconscious at the other end. When people look back on his first year in Philly, these are some of the things they'll remember. Here's what the players had to say after the 1-0 shootout l

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