Jagr talks parents, marriage and children

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South Jersey kid scores goal in NHL debut

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Moorestown native T.J. Brennan (33) celebrates with new Buffalo Sabres teammate Thomas Vanek after scoring a second-period goal in his NHL debut Wednesday against the Boston Bruins Moorestown native T.J. Brennan showed what he can bring Wednesday night in his NHL debut for the Buffalo Sabres. A 22-year-old defenseman who’s best known for his offensive skill, Brennan scored a second-period goal for the Sabres in their 4-3 shootout home loss to the Boston Bruins

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JVR on Flyers’ 4-2 loss to Carolina

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Talbot thrilled his old buddy Crosby is returning

Flyers center Max Talbot spent a few minutes after Monday’s morning skate talking about his long-time friend and former teammate Sidney Crosby, who will make his season debut tonight after being sidelined since January with a concussion. Here’s Max’s comments: On Crosby returning: “It’s definitely good news for the league, and most of all for him. It was a long and tough road back, but I think it’s great for hockey.

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Jagr feeling better, but to sit again tonight due to groin issue

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Flyers right wing Jaromir Jagr looked good in Monday’s morning skate, but will miss his second game tonight against Carolina due to a groin injury. Jagr plans to give his groin a good test in practice on Tuesday, and if he feels no tightness there, he’ll probably be back in the lineup for Wednesday’s road game against the New York Islanders. Jagr, by the way, used acupuncture to get rid of the pain in his groin, which was injured during the second of his three shifts last Thursday. Jagr’s spot in the lineup last Saturday was filled by Jody Shelley, who had been a healthy scratch for several times. One more thing about Jagr: He has a new look

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Flyers show off Winter Classic jerseys

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Flyers owner Ed Snider (left) and general manager Paul Holmgren show off the team’s Winter Classic jerseys. PHILADELPHIA – The Flyers unveiled their Winter Classic jerseys Monday at a media function in the Phillies’ locker room at Citizens Bank Park. Brayden Schenn and Blair Betts, two injured forwards, modeled the jerseys, which are orange and black with the traditional team logo on front plus a vintage look with laces. Different from the regular Flyers home jerseys are black shoulders.

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Bryz responds to being ripped

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Wrist surgery sidelines Gustafsson for 6 weeks

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Rookie defenseman Erik Gustafsson will miss the next 6 weeks due to wrist injury The Flyers really liked what they were getting from rookie defenseman Erik Gustafsson. A 22-year-old Swede, Gustafsson was called up from the AHL late last month to fill in for injured captain Chris Pronger and was making the most out of his opportunity. Gustafsson was getting more minutes than veteran blueliner Andreas Lilja and a lot of public praise from coach Peter Laviolette

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VIDEO: Jagr on his Fu Manchu mustache

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VIDEO: Bryzgalov: Facing Coyotes will be ‘special’

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