One of the major X factors for every NHL team in the offseason is trying to project which rookies will crack the opening night lineup and which young players will go on to be significant contributors during the season. It doesn't always go according to plan.

For example, in the summer of 2008, most everyone had top prospect Claude Giroux penciled into the Flyers' opening night lineup. The 2006

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Should Flyers Pursue Other Teams' Restricted Free Agents This Summer?

The Philadelphia Flyers sent shockwaves through the NHL last summer when they signed restricted free agent Nashville Predators defenseman Shea Weber to an offer sheet. The 14-year contract, worth $110 million in full, carried $26 million worth of signing bonuses due within the first 11 months after its take-effect date. The s

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VOORHEES, N.J. - Kimmo Timonen has been doing a lot of thinking. Heck, his internal conversations with himself have gone back to last summer.

And the result of all of those quiet talks in his head is one ever-growing notion that next season, ve...

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Had a talk with a Flyers official recently about the NHL's attempt to water down a very prized package - the Winter Classic.

I was and remain dead set against the league "showcasing" 6 outdoor games next season, starting with the Winter Classic and then moving around North America.

I'm surprised that NBC would agree to it, money, notwithstanding. I feel that multiple outdoor hockey takes a

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