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Steve Mason is Saving the Flyers (For Now) Ryan Smith | November 21, 2013 Marc-Andre Fleury. Martin Brodeur. Henrik Lundqvist. Antti Niemi. When you hear these goaltenders’ names, they are generally thought of as franchise players, perennial All-Stars, and in one of those cases, a first-ballot Hall-of-Famer. Yet, just over six weeks into the 2013-2014 NHL season, there is a goaltender that has a better save percentage than each of those stalwarts in between the pipes.
The Flyers Should Make A Move For Kulikov THW Archives | November 15, 2013 Matt Schreiber, Lead Writer for the Florida Panthers on THW, believed Dale Tallon may be bluffing when he said all but five players are available for trade. As we found…
Philadelphia Flyers: The Curious Criticisms of Claude Giroux Ryan Smith | November 12, 2013 In the 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Claude Giroux turned what had been, to that point, a magnificent young career into talks of him being included among the NHL’s elite. A…
Struggling Flyers & Oilers Reportedly Talking Trades Bill Schoeninger | November 11, 2013 Sitting at 14th in both the Eastern and Western Conferences, the Philadelphia Flyers and Edmonton Oilers certainly are not happy with how their seasons have gone so far. For the…
Why Paul Holmgren Doesn’t Deserve To Lose His Job THW Archives | November 6, 2013 The NHL is very much a “what-have-you-done-for-me-lately” type of league. After going 0-3 to start the year, the Philadelphia Flyers canned coach Peter Laviolette. Many fans wondered why Paul Holmgren…
Why the Ray Emery-Braden Holtby Fight Is Nothing New In the NHL Bill Schoeninger | November 3, 2013 On Friday night, the Philadelphia Flyers were thoroughly embarrassed by the Washington Capitals by a score of 7-0. It was a loss that has epitomized the path of the Flyers’…
How the Philadelphia/Washington Line Brawl Affects the Flyers Ryan Smith | November 2, 2013 It is often said that an embarrassing defeat can be just the fuel on the fire necessary to wake a team up from its slumber. If that is the case…
Ray Emery is a Thug, Plain and Simple Mark Wallace Graham | November 2, 2013 Ray Emery is a good goaltender, but that being said, he’s a thug. Plain and simple. Last night’s embarrassing display against the Washington Capitals pretty much solidified my beliefs. After…
Downie/Talbot Trade: Who Wins? THW Archives | November 1, 2013 News broke yesterday that Colorado’s Steve Downie was being shipped to Philadelphia in exchange for Max Talbot. Almost immediately, the Flyers’ fan base began knocking the trade. Maxime Talbot was…
2013 Philadelphia Flyers: Paul Holmgren Must Fix Cap-Strapped Club T.J. McAloon | October 29, 2013 The 2013 Philadelphia Flyers are in a tailspin that show little signs of turning their season around. They’ve lost three of their first 10 games, they’re not scoring, their defense…
Why Playing Vinny Lecavalier on the Wing Makes Sense Ryan Smith | October 28, 2013 Until Saturday, the Philadelphia Flyers’ offensive woes had bordered on historical levels of futility. The team’s inability to score three goals in a game was as comical as it was…
Is Ian Laperriere a Diamond in the Rough For Philadelphia Flyers? Ed Miller | October 24, 2013 When the Philadelphia Flyers made the decision to cut ties with coach Peter Laviolette, there were many questions left unanswered, along with a hockey team struggling to find ways to…
