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Sens hit the road versus Emery, and the Flyers tomorrow
Fresh off a shootout win over Edmonton last night, the Senators will leave the friendly confines of Scotiabank place, as they closed out a four game homestand, during which they went 2-2. Tomorrow night's game will see them square off with a red hot Flyers team, who have won four straight, dating back to Halloween.
Frequent Flyers: Getting Close to Healthy
For the first time in nearly 3 weeks, the Flyers had a full team or as close as they are going to get with Simon Gagne out for at least another 6 weeks at practice on Tuesday.
Fourth line powers Flyers' win
The Flyers' new LCB Line looked like its famous predecessor tonight. As a result of that surprising development, the Flyers cruised past the sizzling Buffalo Sabres, 5-2, and registered their third consecutive victory.
Inside the Flyers: Not so strong at full strength
In the season's first month, the Flyers' special teams have been superb. In addition, the team has shown more discipline than last season, and has reduced its penalties.
High-scoring Flyers visit Sabres
Philadelphia rookie James van Riemsdyk, left, adds another weapon to a Flyers team that scored often against Buffalo last season.
With Simon Gagne sidelined for six to eight weeks, would the Flyers be interested in bringing past-his-prime forward Peter Forsberg back to Philly? Well, general manager Paul Holmgren is keeping his options open, but he downplayed a report that the Flyers have dispatched scout Ilkka Sinisalo to the Karjala Cup specifically to check out the ...
Frank Seravalli: Maybe Russia, but not Flyers, for Forsberg
Both Forsberg and the Gosselins need to go away for a long, long time. Forsberg's name now has run through the Hockey-rumor washing machine so many times that people are numb to it.
Flyers' Laliberte got start in ECHL
For most players, the East Coast Hockey League is hockey's equivalent of purgatory.
Notebook: Briere injury latest pain for Flyers
Already dealing with the uncertain status of left winger Simon Gagne, the Philadelphia Flyers watched center Danny Briere leave practice Friday with a slightly strained groin that kept him out of Saturday's game against Carolina and raised concerns about the groin and abdominal injuries that kept Briere out most of last season.
Surgery puts Flyers Gagne on shelf for 6-8 weeks
Flyers winger Simon Gagne is expected to miss the next six to eight weeks after having abdominal and hip surgery.
The Coyotes' bumpy six-month journey through U.S. Bankruptcy Court has come to an end with a judge's approval of the sale of the franchise to the NHL.
Flyers F Simon Gagne expected to miss 6-8 weeks, scheduled for surgery
Flyers winger Simon Gagne is expected to miss the next six to eight weeks after having abdominal and hip surgery.
Game preview: Tampa Bay Lightning at Philadelphia Flyers
The Flyers have won three of their past four at home. Lightning G Mike Smith, who starts tonight, is 3-2 with a 2.88 goals-against average in six starts against the Flyers.
What's the Dilly in Philly? An Early Look at the Flyers' Season
Written By: Mark "The Hard Hitter" Ritter With 10 games behind them and a record of 5-4-1 to show for their efforts, the Philadelphia Flyers are off to a decent start.
Briere doubtful for Hurricanes game
Add Daniel Briere to the Flyers' ever-growing injury list. Briere, who missed 53 games last season due to a pair of abdominal surgeries, is listed as doubtful for Saturday's game against Carolina.
Gagne sets goals for Flyers' French Connection
SINCE THE NHL lockout in 2004-05, it hasn't taken Simon Gagne more than two games to register his first goal in a new season.
Danny Briere Leaves Practice; Will Not Play Against Carolina
You knew the Philadelphia Flyers were legitimate Stanley Cup contenders entering the season as long as the injury bug didn't catch on.
The Flyers will have a different look Saturday when they hit ice against Rod Brind'Amour and the Carolina Hurricanes.
Flyers-Capitals: Philadelphia Falls to Washington, Lose Simon Gagne As Well
Written By: Mark "The Hard Hitter" Ritter For a lot of NHL fans, Tuesday night's Flyers/Capitals game was a must watch.
Surgery has been recommended to Simon Gagne by the Flyers to repair his two hernias but the left wing has decided to seek a second opinion first.
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