Today’s open discussion thread, complete with your daily dose of Philadelphia Flyers news and notes… (And sorry it’s late, forgot to schedule to publish. I’m apparently new around here.)
- The Flyers have made some interesting comments lately regarding the fans in Philadelphia. Phil Sheridan takes a look at them and what they mean. [Inquirer]
- Meanwhile, a 10-day road trip might be the proper remedy for what ails them. [Daily News] [CSN]
- The Flyers play the Jets tonight. Get a game preview from the other side of the matchup. [Arctic Ice Hockey]
- Fascinating stuff from the media side of things: It looks like we’ll be losing a beat writer. [The 700 Level]
- A first-hand account of this year’s Flyers Wives Carnival. [Flyers Faithful]
- Pavel Kubina practiced with the Flyers for the first time on Monday. He likes us! He really likes us! [CSN]
- Teams can’t figure themselves out, and just a week before the trade deadline, that could lead to a less-than-exciting day next Monday. [SBNation.com]
- What happens to that suspension and fine money? A deeper look at the Players’ Emergency Assistance Fund. [ESPN.com]
- Paul Kelly, the former NHLPA head, had recently held a gig as the top dog at College Hockey, Inc., the promotional arm of NCAA hockey tasked with selling the concept against that of Canadian Major Junior hockey. His resignation should not be cause for alarm, however. [College Hockey News]
- Finally, how to make yourself an NHL Twitter Insider: the E.K.L.U.N.D. system. [On the Forecheck]
