Hey guys. How are we feeling? That was some weather we had yesterday, huh? The Flyers had another rough game last night. That’s four losses in a row (but who’s counting). We have some observations to dip into too. Why don’t we do that. All stats and graphics via Corisica.Hockey, Natural Stat Trick, and NHL.com…
It sure wasn’t pretty, but given the wild playoff race the Flyers will take two points just about any way they can get them right now. Travis Konecny gave the Flyers a 5-4 lead with less than five minutes left in the second period that they’d never relinquish and Alex Lyon made 25 saves on…
[Ed. note: if you’re reading this now, you likely already know that the Flyers traded for Petr Mrazek on Monday night. How fun! This renders most of the below piece irrelevant, but it will remain here for your reading pleasure. Enjoy.] At some point between now and February 26, the Flyers are going to add…
Tonight’s game begins at 7:00 p.m. ET and can be: Seen on TV locally via NBC Sports Philadelphia (or via stream on the NBC Sports App) Heard via radio locally on 93.3 WMMR Seen on TV in Columbus via Fox Sports Southeast Seen or heard elsewhere via NHL.tv, NHL Center Ice, and Sirius XM/ Projected…
Last night was in many ways a tale of two games, as a mostly uneventful 60 minutes turned into an action-packed overtime and shootout which saw the Flyers come out victorious over the Canadiens at the Bell Centre. The game was scoreless through 60 minutes due in large part to the outstanding goaltending of Charlie…
Well, that sure was…something. By far not the strangest of games that we’ve seen from the Flyers to date, but it was certainly a ride from start to finish. And here’s what we learned… All stats and graphics via Corisca.Hockey, Natural Stat Trick, and NHL.com 1. The slow start that wasn’t actually a slow start?…
The Flyers did not do that hockey very well through two periods, but dominated the third period, overcoming 3-1 and 4-3 deficits to earn a loser point before falling in a shootout to the Red Wings on Tuesday night. The loss dropped the Flyers into the first wild card slot with Columbus’ win over the…
Well, that wasn’t good. After a Phil Kessel power play goal with 1:25 left capped off a choppy first period that saw six minor penalties called, the Philadelphia Flyers took the lead less than six minutes into the second on goals by Jakub Voracek and Travis Konecny to put Philly up 2-1 on the Pittsburgh…
Having spent the past seven weeks with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, Travis Sanheim has been waiting for a chance to make his way back to the Flyers’ NHL roster, as have many fans that were looking for him to get another shot after an up-and-down first 35 games in Philadelphia. That time has come, at…
It’s been known for a while now, but the Flyers’ defensive problems were blatantly obvious in last night’s game against the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Penguins scored three 5-on-5 goals last night, all three of which were scored while Ivan Provorov and Shayne Gostisbehere were on the bench, and defensive mistakes were to blame. When the…