Well, it’s down to two potential opponents. Thanks to the Bruins eliminating the Buffalo Sabres tonight, the Flyers cannot face the Pittsburgh Penguins in the second round of this years’ playoffs. Depending on who wins Wednesday’s Game 7 between Montreal and Washington, the Flyers will play either the Caps or Bruins. If Montreal wins, it’s…
[Box Score] – [Wire Recap] – [SBN Game Page] – [Boston Reaction] [Corsi and Fenwick] – [Head-to-Head TOI] – [EV Faceoffs] – [Shift Charts] Annnd….. breathe. Before we get to the reasons why the Flyers lost Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, let’s just take a minute or two to relish in the treat…
Ben, Geoff and I gathered on Wednesday night while basking in the hilarity of the Capitals losing Game 7 to the Canadiens to make our predictions for the second round of the 2010 playoffs. You can hear our entire list on the show, as well as the usual banter BSH Radio offers. We dedicated another…
<img class="photo" src="http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/65878/flyers_orange_medium.gif" alt="Eastern Conference Semifinals, Game 5#7 Philadelphia Flyers at #6 Boston BruinsBruins lead series, 3-1TD Garden – 7:00 PM ET – Boston, Mass. TV: CSN Philly HD, TSN 2 HD, NESN HD, Versus Alternate Ch. Radio: 610 WIP (internet stream here), XM 205, SIRIUS 220 Get the Boston perspective at Stanley Cup of…
Blueland Blog, the official blog of the Atlanta Thrashers, published a list of home openers for each team today. The full schedule comes out tomorrow, but we learn quite a bit from this list. The Flyers will open their home schedule and raise the Eastern Conference Champions banner on Monday, October 11 when they host…
Hard as it is to believe, the Philadelphia Flyers have home ice advantage in the 2010 Eastern Conference Finals, after playing their last eight consecutive playoff series without it. For those of you who may not remember what it’s like to have home ice, I understand. After all, it’s been over six years since the…
[Box Score] – [Wire Recap] – [SBN Game Page] – [Boston Reaction] [Corsi and Fenwick] – [Head-to-Head TOI] – [EV Faceoffs] – [Shift Charts] Annnd….. breathe. Before we get to the reasons why the Flyers lost Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, let’s just take a minute or two to relish in the treat…
UPDATE 5:00 PM: Anthony SanFillippo reports that Carter will be on crutches for six weeks, meaning he would be able to return to the Flyers deep in the Conference Finals (again, by my quick estimation). UPDATE 4:00 PM: The Flyers have announced that both Jeff Carter and Simon Gagne will have foot surgery on Friday….
Simon Gagne has seen a few set backs lately. He was hoping to skate last Friday with hopes of playing in Wednesday’s Game 3, but that never came to fruition. Now, he’s hoping to skate this upcoming Friday, a full two weeks after his surgery and 16 days after suffering the injury. Here’s what CSN…
The Flyers have a 3-1 series lead of the New Jersey Devils. This is very, very good. Jeff Carter and Simon Gagne are both injured, though, and this is kind of on the opposite side of the happiness spectrum. On this week’s edition of Broad Street Hockey Radio, we discuss all of these things. From…