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With a new season comes new ink. Although Flyers goalie Ray Emery has a few tattoos, his latest artwork comes on his mask. When Emery hit the ice Monday he used the last mask he had as a Flyer, one … Continue reading →
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VOORHEES All summer, Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren has been preaching the same thing about his defense. When healthy, he likes his corps. Apparently nine defensemen on one-way contracts is not enough to please Holmgren. Veteran defenseman Hal Gill tweets … Continue reading →
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A lot of veterans have returned to the area before training camp starts for the Flyers Sept. 12, let alone the rookie camp that commenced Friday.
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Defenseman Brandon Manning has been skating in Voorhees recently, despite being a restricted free agent. The Flyers retained the 23-year-old blueliner, who was an AHL All-Star last season. He signed a one-year, two-way contract Thursday
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@davegisaac What rookies do you think have the best shot to make the big club? #FlyersMailbag — David Antonucci (@DavNuch) August 13, 2013 It doesn’t have so much to do with his whopping one game of experience, rather the Flyers’ … Continue reading →
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At age 37, Jody Shelley has retired from hockey and is getting into a new business not far from the ice. Just like his playing days, his second career will begin with the Columbus Blue Jackets. Shelley has joined the … Continue reading →
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Goalie Anthony Stolarz, a Flyers second-round pick in 2012, is in good position to prepare his passport for a trip to Sweden in December. The native of Jackson, N.J. is among 31 players left on the roster after the final … Continue reading →
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Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren has done a lot of thinking about the future recently. First he got rid of goalie Ilya Bryzgalov, in lieu of a younger goalie Steve Mason. Next, he extended his captain, Claude Giroux, for the … Continue reading →
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There’s another clue to the Flyers’ schedule next season, although it should surprise no one. There will be a break in the schedule between Feb. 12 and Feb. 23 so that NHL players can participate in the Winger Olympics in … Continue reading →
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The only missing piece was the announcement of the Olympic plans for the NHL. Within minutes after those plans were finalized, the NHL released its full schedule. Below is the schedule for the Flyers, who will play in the Eastern … Continue reading →
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