One of the greatest benefits of living in a free country is that every person has been endowed with certain inalienable rights and freedoms. Specifically, the right to a fair trial and to defend oneself in a court of law. No matter how guilty someone appears to be based on the evidence, it is important … Continue reading The People Vs. Robert Hagg
How They Became a Flyer: Steve Mason
Tracing the lineage of the trade that brought Steve Mason to Philadelphia
Top 5: U.S. Born Flyers
Hockey is Canada's game. Well, not entirely. While players born in the United States are less frequent, that doesn't mean there haven't been players that have broken the glass ceiling in the past. It just so happens some of the most important Flyers in history were born in the United States. This week I'll rank … Continue reading Top 5: U.S. Born Flyers
Philadelphia Flyers 2010’s All-Decade Team
Anthony Di Marco and Daniel Esche team up to provide the Flyers 2010's all-decade team
Abbreviated History of John LeClair
On February 9, 1995, the Flyers made a blockbuster trade with the Montreal Canadiens to acquire star defenseman Eric Desjardins. Little did they know, another player they acquired in that trade would go on to change the face of the franchise forever. John LeClair was born in St. Albans, Vermont on July 5, 1969. LeClair … Continue reading Abbreviated History of John LeClair
Top 5: Best Last Overall Draft Picks
Ranking the most successful last overall draft picks
History of a Number: 9
Full lineage of Flyers jersey number 9
How They Became a Flyer: Matt Carle
In the Flyers never-ending hunt for a quality defenseman, one of the hidden gems that came through the revolving door was Matt Carle. Forming solid pairs with the likes of Chris Pronger, then later Braydon Coburn, his four seasons in Philly definitely flew under the radar. Matt Carle was traded to the Flyers on November … Continue reading How They Became a Flyer: Matt Carle
Top 5: NHL Goaltender Pads
Ranking the top 5 NHL goalie pads
Abbreviated History of Chris Pronger
Chris Pronger's illustrious career was filled with highs and lows. A Stanley Cup and two Olympic Gold Medals as well as a spot in the Hockey Hall of Fame. He was known as a dirty player, serving eight suspensions in his career. His playing career ended prematurely due to concussion issues, but he left behind … Continue reading Abbreviated History of Chris Pronger
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