FLYERS VS MAPLE GAME PREVIEW (9:00 A.M. EST)
Needing a win to halt a two-game slide, the Philadelphia Flyers (38-27-7) return home to take on the Toronto Maple Leafs (36-30-8). Game time is 7 p.m. EST. The match will be televised on Comcast Sportsnet Philadelphia.
This is the third and final meeting of the season between the teams, and the second in Philadephia.
On the Flyers’ opening nig
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FLYERS STILL NOT READY FOR BROADWAY IN 3-1 LOSS
Last night’s 3-1 loss at Madison Square Garden was a virtual clone of many other Philadelphia Flyers defeats at the hands of the New York Rangers in recent years. The Flyers generated a decent number of shots (31) in terms of quantity, but there were only a few quality chances. In the meantime, the Rangers won most of the key battles on the walls
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FLYERS @ RANGERS GAME PREVIEW (3:15 A.M. EST)
Looking to regain second place in the Metropolitan Division. the Philadelphia Flyers (38-26-7) are in the Big Apple on Wednesday night for a head-to-head clash with the New York Rangers (40-29-4). Game time is 8:00 p.m. EST. The match will be televised nationally on NBC Sports Network.
This is the fourth and final regular season meeting between t
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TWENTY MINUTES NOT ENOUGH AGAINST LOS ANGELES
Failing to show the same level of sustained intensity and focus against a top-notch opponent that was on display in recent wins over Pittsburgh, Chicago and St. Louis, the Philadelphia Flyers suffered a 3-2 setback in regulation last night against the Los Angeles Kings. Combined with the New York Rangers comeback win over Phoenix last night, the Fly
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FLYERS VS. KINGS GAME PREVIEW (8:30 A.M. EST)
Taking aim at their sixth straight win, the Philadelphia Flyers (38-25-7) will host the Los Angeles Kings (40-25-6) on Monday night. Game time is 7:00 p.m. EST. The match will be televised locally on CSN Philly.
This is the second of two meetings of the season between the inter-Conference clubs. It is the lone game in Philadelphia. On Feb. 1, th
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FLYERS FOLLOW WINNING PROCESS TO FIFTH STRAIGHT WIN
When a team is playing the way that the Philadelphia Flyers have of late, no opponent or challenge seems too daunting to overcome. Yesterday afternoon, the Flyers downed the visiting St. Louis Blues by a 4-1 count to capture their fifth straight win.
Philadelphia continued its run of victories against elite-caliber opposition — sweeping a
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FLYERS VS. BLUES GAME PREVIEW (5:45 A.M. EST)
Taking aim at their fifth straight win, the Philadelphia Flyers (36-25-7) will host the Western Conference leading St. Louis Blues (47-15-7) on Saturday afternoon. Game time at the Wells Fargo Center is 1:00 p.m. EST. The match will be televised locally on CSN Philly.
This is the first of two meetings of the season between the inter-Conference cl
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FLYERS EXTEND WINNING STREAK TO FOUR
It may not have been as complete of a 60-minute performance as their recent home-and-home sweep of Pittsburgh and overtime win against Chicago, but the Philadelphia Flyers did just enough to down the Dallas Stars by a 4-2 count last night at the Wells Fargo Center. The win, Philadelphia’s fourth in a row, ran the club’s post-Olympic record to 7-2-1.
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FLYERS VS. STARS GAME PREVIEW (7:15 A.M. EST)
Taking aim at their fourth win in six days, the Philadelphia Flyers (36-25-7) will host the speedy Dallas Stars (32-25-11) on Thursday night. Game time at the Wells Fargo Center is 7:00 p.m. EST. The match will be televised locally on CSN Philly and in Dallas on Fox Sports Southwest.
This is the second and final meeting of the season between the
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ANOTHER BIG WIN FOR FLYERS
The Philadelphia Flyers deserve full marks for the way they have approached their last three games against top-notch opposition. The Flyers have shown a lot of two-way commitment, heart and unity. They have also shown character and resiliency when they have faced some adversity.
In some ways, what the Flyers did last night against the defending Stanley Cup champion
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