Dear Gentle Readers, I know that new reads here have been very scarce recently.

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Why is playing in Florida or against teams from Florida such a challenge for the Flyers? Stumped, Flyers.Femme –

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Can anyone legitimately explain why we can’t beat the Lightning, at least in a regular, 60-minute, three-period game? No? Me neither.

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Part the First – Finished games stuff All good streaks come to an end, it just sucks when that coincides with Cindy Crosby being in town.

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Hockey Harem in NHL ASG Congratulations, Blondie! You made it to the ASG. Go, have fun, geek out on hockey. I want to add another command to that list but I’m afraid to jinx ya.

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Mike Richards is leading the team. Here’s just a few (dreaded!) stats:

1. With his assist on Knuble’s goal last night, Richie is tied with Briere for points earned.
2. More of those points come from goals (9 G, 7 A).
3. There have been only four games during the regular season where Richie hasn’t earned a point.

With Richie being only 22, it makes you wonder what he’s got up his sleeve for this season.

What interests me most: How long until Richards buries Briere?

We haven’t forgotten you. We all know your waiting for your turn between the pipes.

Yeah, we’ve been sticking with Marty ’cause he’s so hot he’s on fire. The truth is that you know how that goes.

But I sometimes feel like some fans don’t know very much about you. So, here are my favorite things about Niitty.

1. You have kick @$$ black kickers this year!
2. You can lock the net down when you’re healthy and the pressure is on. (Remember your 0.41 GAA and .984 SP back with the Phantoms?)
3. You scored the first overtime goal by a goalie in North American professional hockey. (In fact, that goal for the Phantoms was a game-winning, empty net, overtime, short-handed, unassisted goal. You’re almost a new Ronnie Hextall!)
4. You stepped in as the goalie for the Finnish national team during the 2006 Winter Olympics as a relatively unknown player.
5. You were the tournement MVP for the 2006 Winter Olympics.
6. You played with a torn labrum during the whole 2006-07 season. (It’s a hip injury you sustained during training camp. Hip injuries are like the kiss of death for goalies!)

Last season stunk for the whole organization, but it’s so over! However, you had the summer to get better and shake it off. (You did see the team psychologist in addition to the trainer, right?)

For some weirdly optimistic reason, I’m looking forward to seeing you play soon and hope that you give us the show we’ve seen before.