Recap of Sunday’s NHL Playoffs
Between the Flyers ousting the Penguins, the Bruins fighting to stay alive, and the Canucks getting knocked out four rounds earlier than expected, Sunday was a busy day in the […]
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Flyers lack of urgency leads to blowout loss in Game 4
Wednesday night’s Game 4 between the Penguins and Flyers was nearly identical to Game 3. The only difference? The teams swapped roles.
Flyers Push Penguins to Brink of Extinction
With Philadelphia jumping out to a 2-0 lead against Pittsburgh in the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals, Game 3 was the Penguins best chance to flip the script and steal momentum. Instead, […]
The Worst 2012 NHL Playoff Preview You’ll Read
The NHL Playoffs started Wednesday night before I had a chance to offer my misinformed and completely amateur analysis on the postseason matchups.
Flyers Fight Back, Win Game One
The ramifications of blowing a three goal lead and losing in the NHL Playoffs can be catastrophic. With the Penguins reeling and surrendering home ice, the Flyers can completely take […]
Flyers not afraid of the Penguins
The Flyers appear locked into a first round playoff series with their bitter in-state rival, the Pittsburgh Penguins. I can’t imagine a more intriguing playoff series.
Ilya Bryzgalov gives Flyers life, hope.
I wrote off the 2011-2012 Flyers in mid February shortly after they fell to the New York Rangers twice in the same week by a combined score of 10-4, bringing […]