Postgame Perspective: A momentum-building comeback for Flyers

  As with any sport involving a clock, momentum can shift over the course of an entire game. For the Flyers, it shifted three times. They seemed to have momentum following Zac Rinaldo's five-minute major for charging gave them a lengthy power play to start the second period. After five minutes, the Flyers had no […]

Kevin Durso  •  22 Oct 2015
Giroux leads third period rally as Flyers defeat the Bruins

  View image | gettyimages.com Claude Giroux led the Flyers third period comeback. The captain scored his second of the season to give the Flyers life. Wayne Simmonds tied the game three minutes later before Giroux would finish it off in overtime to give the Flyers a 5-4 victory Wednesday night in Boston.

Bill Minchin  •  21 Oct 2015
Game 6 Preview: Flyers and Bruins renew rivalry in Boston

After having five days off, the Philadelphia Flyers (2-2-1) will play their second game in as many nights as they travel north to battle the Boston Bruins (2-3-0). Tonight is also the second consecutive rivalry night Wednesday game for the Flyers. Game time is 8:00 from TD Garden.

Bill Minchin  •  21 Oct 2015
Postgame Perspective: 5-day break leaves no excuses for sluggish Flyers

Five days removed from a 3-0 shutout win against the Chicago Blackhawks, the Flyers really had no excuses. Extra time to work on the system. Extra time to rest. Extra time to work on chemistry. There was no momentum, no consistency or energy and the Flyers looked like a team that had played five games […]

Kevin Durso  •  20 Oct 2015
Player and Play of the Week: October 12-18

There were just two games for the Flyers this week, which makes it pretty easy to select our first Player of the Week for the 2015-16 season.

Kevin Durso  •  18 Oct 2015
Postgame Perspective: A early-season statement from Flyers

In order for the Flyers to be anywhere near the playoff picture this season, they needed to avoid the slow start. And after Saturday, with a 7-1 loss in Florida, it seemed like the team was headed down that path again. The Flyers early-season schedule featured many tests that was going to challenge their ability […]

Kevin Durso  •  15 Oct 2015
Game 4 Preview: Flyers set to face defending Cup champion Blackhawks

  The Flyers opened the season by facing the defending Eastern Conference champions in Tampa Bay and took that game to overtime. On Wednesday, the Flyers get their shot at the defending Stanley Cup champions on home ice. The Chicago Blackhawks are in town for the Flyers fourth game of the season. The opening face-off […]

Kevin Durso  •  14 Oct 2015
Game 3 Preview: Flyers open at home, look for revenge on Panthers

An embarrassing 7-1 loss is the type of game that should spark a fire in a team. As if any more motivation is needed, the Flyers are coming off a 7-1 loss to the Florida Panthers on Saturday and get to face them on Monday night. This is the home opener for the Flyers, the […]

Kevin Durso  •  12 Oct 2015
Steve Mason: Great expectations for Flyers

Some say Steve Mason has what it takes to become a choice player in the ranks of Henrik Lundqvist or Carey Price. He had a good start in the 2015-16 season opener against Tampa Bay with 29 saves on 32 shots. With the devastating loss in overtime, all hopes were to win the second game […]

Denise Mroz  •  12 Oct 2015