Scott Hartnell

Game Day: Philadelphia Flyers @ Phoenix Coyotes

December 3, 2011

The first matchup featuring the Phoenix Coyotes and departed goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov didn't amount to a result they liked, what with Matt Read scoring the game-winning goal with just 18.6 seconds remaining in the final frame. Now, in their own barn, the Coyotes are looking for proper revenge. Problem is, they may not even get it as Sergei Bobrovsky might get the start in goal for the Flyers as they visit Jobing.com Arena.

The Flyers last faced another former team of Bryzgalov's, Anaheim, less than 24 hours ago. The Ducks got the jump on them with three goals, but the Flyers came back to take the game in overtime, 4-3. Phoenix is coming off a 1-0 loss against Winnipeg ...

Vets Fuel Comeback Win

December 3, 2011

Mark Trible

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In their first game on a short west coast swing, the Philadelphia Flyers looked awful. They turned the puck over. They blew defensive coverage in front of their net. Goalie Ilya Bryzgalov looked like he was 'lost in the woods' yet again.

Somehow, some way, the Flyers came back and defeated the Anaheim Ducks 4-3 in overtime.

Flyers Look To Right Ship In Long Island

November 23, 2011

Larry DAngelo

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Tonight the Philadelphia Flyers will look to capitalize on the struggling New York Islanders. They have not scored a goal since their November 17th matchup with the Montreal Canadiens.

Bad defense, penalties sink Flyers

November 19, 2011

John Russo

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28 penalty minutes and a bad night by the Chris Pronger/Matt Carle pairing (-3 combined) led to a 6-4 loss in Winnipeg Saturday afternoon.

Flyers look to Stay the Course against Canes

November 14, 2011

Matthew Brigidi

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Coming into their last meeting, the Flyers had lost four of five. Since their last meeting, the team has gone 4-0-2 and looks to be back on course. Although much has changed in that time, not much has changed between the two teams. Matt Brigidi explains.

Line Experiment Produces Chemistry

November 7, 2011

Matthew Brigidi

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After adding Scott Hartnell to the Giroux-Jagr line, many wondered if the Flyers other lines would have trouble producing. Three games and 15 goals later, that looks to be a concern of the past.

Hot Start Propels Flyers Past Sabres

November 2, 2011

Mark Trible

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For a national broadcast on Versus, the Philadelphia Flyers (7-4-1) traveled to Buffalo to take on the Sabres (6-5-0) Wednesday.

Unbeknownst to the viewers, they’d only have to watch the first 6:23 to find out the outcome.

Flyers Find Spark with Hartnell, Jagr and Giroux

November 1, 2011

Matthew Brigidi

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Following a rough start, Scott Hartnell and Jaromir Jagr are on fire after being placed on the same line. Having Claude Giroux on the line probably doesn't hurt either.

Out of the Woods: Flyers dominate Canes 5-1

October 30, 2011

Matthew Brigidi

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The Philadelphia Flyers snapped a two-game losing streak by defeating the Carolina Hurricanes by a score of 5-1.

Over the course of the previous two games, goaltender Ilya Brzgalov had allowed nine goals on 38 shots. On Saturday, he would return to form by stopping all but one of the 25 shots he faced.

Eight not enough for Flyers; Fall to Jets

October 28, 2011

John Russo

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The Flyers score eight times but still lose, 8-9, to the visiting Jets. With confidence lacking on defense and in net, questions have to be answered if the Flyers want to fight their way out of this funk. A look at the wild game, inside!