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Greenberg: Building goes beyond the first round

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The Stanley Cup champion Kings had eleven former first round picks on their playoff team and the runner-up Rangers had nine.

Building, either with your own high choices, or recent ones acquired in trades, wins for you, but that said, do the mat…

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Meltzer’s Musings: Pre-Draft Quick Hits

THURSDAY QUICK HITS’

* Rumors persist that the Flyers are actively trying to trade up from the 17th overall pick in the 2017 NHL Draft. As of now, it is unclear how much of that speculation stems from legitimately sourced info about serious discussions involving the Flyers and how much is simply due to people running with Flyers GM Ron Hextall’s comment on Tuesday that there is a “drop off afte

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Reality setting in for top NHL Draft prospects

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PHILADELPHIA — The date circled on the calendar a year ago, the one that for months and months looked so far away, finally is within sight.

The first round of the 2014 NHL Draft on Friday (7 p.m. ET; NBCSN, TSN, RDS) is less than 48 hours away…

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DRAFT: Why take the "best player" approach

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NHL drafts are hardly ever predictable, and this year’s is no different. Nevertheless, even with all the uncertainties and surprises that come throughout the seven rounds, Ron Hextall maintains a simple philosophy. Take the best player available…

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Greenberg: What the Flyers must do at this Draft

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Flyers general manager Ron Hextall held a pre-draft media availability on Tuesday at the club’s practice facility in Voorhees, N.J. As a result, Flyers columnist Jay Greenberg looks at what he perceives the Flyers must do this weekend as the Wells…

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Meltzer’s Musings: NHL Awards, Trading Up at Draft and More

WEDNESDAY QUICK HITS

* Even when it was announced that Flyers captain Claude Giroux was among the top three finishers (AKA, a “finalist”) in the Hart Trophy balloting, there was never much hope that he had actually won the NHL’s Most Valuable Player award over Sidney Crosby. The Penguins superstar, like it or not, was a shoo-in for the award this year, and the respective second-place and third-

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Greenberg: Reasons why Giroux deserves the Hart

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If Claude Giroux, at age 26, is not yet the Most Valuable Player in the NHL, he has entered the discussion as a finalist with Pittsburgh’s Sidney Crosby and Anaheim’s Ryan Getzlaf for the Hart Trophy that will be awarded in Las Vegas on Tuesday ni…

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Making Progress Without Money

Something about June 23 unleashes the beast in Flyers management.

Jeff Carter, Mike Richards, JVR and now Scott Hartnell all traded on this fateful day over the last, several years.

It’s been a busy couple weeks for newly-installed Flyers general manager Ron Hextall.

On June 4, he announced the agreement with Reading of the ECHL, completing his double link minor league system into Pe

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