Getting to the Stanley Cup Final and winning the Cup aren't easy feats, but some matchups are easier than others. Does it really surprise you that a Penguins team with Mario Lemieux, Jaromir Jagr, Paul Coffey, Ron Francis, Larry Murphy, Mark Recchi, and Bryan Trottier won their first Stanley Cup over a Minnesota North Stars … Continue reading Close, But No Cigar: The 6 Times the Flyers Were Second
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Worst to First: Phantoms Jerseys
The Phantoms franchise has had tenures in three different cities throughout their 25-year history and the imagination and creativity that has gone into the jerseys over the years is next to none. With an amazing logo and a fascinating color scheme, the concepts that have emerged from the Phantoms makes them some of the most … Continue reading Worst to First: Phantoms Jerseys
The Flyers Are The Real Deal
Coming into the 2020-2021 season, my expectations for the Philadelphia Flyers were extraordinarily low. Even with the recent acquisitions that include Ryan Ellis, Martin Jones, Cam Atkinson, Nate Thompson, Derick Brassard, Keith Yandle, I thought the Flyers were not a playoff ready team. Let's just say that those thoughts have disappeared from my head. The … Continue reading The Flyers Are The Real Deal
Top 5: Early Biggest Roster Needs
We're months away from the trade deadline, but it's never too early to assess the team and scope out which positions need help. The Flyers have come out of the gate hot with a 6-2-2 record and are playing some of their overall best hockey in years. But that doesn't mean there aren't some kinks … Continue reading Top 5: Early Biggest Roster Needs
An Early Analysis of the New Guys
The Flyers are now 10 games into the 2021-22 season after a busy summer by general manager Chuck Fletcher where he flipped a large portion of the roster. The Flyers have started the season 6-2-2 on the backs of the new players, so why not take stock of the individual performances? Cam Atkinson six goals, … Continue reading An Early Analysis of the New Guys
Worst to First: PHF Jerseys Season 7
The new NWHL... er, PHF season is right around the corner and there are once again some new jerseys on the scene. Overall, the creativity displayed around the league is very strong. Unique color schemes, innovative designs and homages to old favorites lead to the Premier Hockey Federation having some of the best jerseys in … Continue reading Worst to First: PHF Jerseys Season 7
Ex-Flyer of the Week: Shjon Podein
Philadelphia is not an easy city to play in if you're an athlete, but there's a fairly easy way to succeed and earn the love of the fans- show up and bust your ass every game. The work ethic will always be respected by the Philly faithful even if you're not a typical "top guy". … Continue reading Ex-Flyer of the Week: Shjon Podein
What Flyers Have a Chance at Making Olympic Rosters?
The Flyers have had a pretty decent run with their players representing their countries in the Olympics. And with the NHL allowing players to once again suit up for the Olympics being held in Beijing. Do we all remember what happened the last time the Olympics were there (I don't care if it was summer)? … Continue reading What Flyers Have a Chance at Making Olympic Rosters?
What I Would Change About The Flyers
The Philadelphia Flyers have started off the 2020-2021 season to a positive start. At 4-2-1 in seven games, the Flyers are not at the head of the pack or at the very bottom. There is a lot to like about this Flyers team; Cam Atkinson's shoot-first mentality, Travis Konecny playing like a mad man, and … Continue reading What I Would Change About The Flyers
The Flyers CHL Prospect Report (Oct. 17 – Oct. 31)
Welcome back to The Flyers CHL Prospect Report! This edition covers the week that was in the CHL from Sunday October 17th – Sunday October 31st. WHL (Western Hockey League) Connor McClennon #94 (RW) – Winnipeg Ice (WHL) SEASONGPGAPTS+/-SPIM2021-2022 1310717+124129 On Sunday (Oct. 17), the Winnipeg Ice hosted the Swift Current Broncos. It took 7 … Continue reading The Flyers CHL Prospect Report (Oct. 17 – Oct. 31)