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Kevin Durso

Sports Editor

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Kevin have been writing for Sports Talk Philly since 2011. Currently editor and lead writer of Philadelphia Flyers coverage. He is also Flyers insider for 97.3 ESPN-FM in South Jersey, a Flyers writer for Last Word On Hockey, and the host of the Flyers Files Podcast on BFA Live Sports. Kevin graduated from Cabrini University in 2014.

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Flyers Present Team Awards for 2015-16 Season

Steve Kuzma/Flyerdelphia With just three games remaining and the regular season coming to a close this Sunday, the Flyers handed out their annual team awards prior to Thursday night's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. The following Flyers were winners.

Kevin Durso  •  07 Apr 2016
Stolarz returns to Phantoms, Emery to back up Mason

Embed from Getty Images   With Steve Mason carrying the Flyers in net for the remainder of the season, the Flyers have returned Anthony Stolarz to the Lehigh Valley Phantoms for the final stretch of the AHL season. The Phantoms have six games remaining this season, starting Friday, which gives Stolarz a chance to get […]

Kevin Durso  •  07 Apr 2016
Flyers-Maple Leafs: Game 80 Preview

Must-win for Flyers against Maple Leafs Embed from Getty Images   With Wednesday's loss in Detroit, things just got a lot more interesting. A win in Detroit would have presented an opportunity for the Flyers to clinch. Now, Thursday's game isn't a must-win for clinching purposes. It is a must win because it could very well […]

Kevin Durso  •  07 Apr 2016
Flyers-Red Wings: Postgame Perspective

With loss to Detroit, Flyers final 3 games take on greater meaning All the Flyers really needed was one point. Get the game to overtime, see what happens. If they had won, better then, great, if not, they were still had the odds in their favor. It didn't have to be the way it now is for […]

Kevin Durso  •  06 Apr 2016
Flyers blanked by Red Wings for 2nd straight loss

It was a game the Flyers said they had circled on their calendar for a long time. But when it came time to play, the Flyers looked anything but energetic. The Detroit Red Wings silenced the Flyers all night and scored two opportunistic goals to claim a 3-0 win over the Flyers on Wednesday night

Kevin Durso  •  06 Apr 2016
Flyers-Red Wings: Game 79 Preview

Steve Kuzma/Flyerdelphia They are all playoff games for the Flyers, but Wednesday night's game might as well be the Super Bowl. For two playoff hopefuls yet to lock in a spot, Wednesday night is a head-to-head showdown that will have one team on the cusp of clinching and another on the bubble. The Philadelphia Flyers […]

Kevin Durso  •  06 Apr 2016
The Wright Stuff: Finally, Jay Wright gets his Moment

In arguably the wildest 96 seconds of college basketball ever, Jay Wright remained as calm, cool and collected as ever. So did his players, up until Kris Jenkins buzzer-beating shot went down with a bang. That mild-mannered persona is exactly what Villanova showed in the final seconds with a perfect play proving to be the Wright stuff.

Kevin Durso  •  06 Apr 2016
Flyers sign G Alex Lyon of Yale to entry-level deal

Embed from Getty Images   The Flyers have agreed to terms with another goalie prospect. Alex Lyon, who played three seasons at Yale University, has signed an entry-level deal with the Flyers, according to GM Ron Hextall. Lyon, 23, is a 6'1", 200-pound goaltender from Baudette, MN. This season, he was 19-8-4 with a 1.64 […]

Kevin Durso  •  05 Apr 2016
The Shot: Breaking down Kris Jenkins buzzer-beater

It is the shot that will define Villanova basketball forever. Kris Jenkins with the long-range three-pointer at the buzzer to win the National Championship — well, shots don’t get any bigger than that. The play that led to Jenkins heroics was brilliantly designed and executed to perfection. Break down of the shot and two plays that made it possible.

Kevin Durso  •  05 Apr 2016
In Championship Effort, Villanova Represented Philly Well

Villanova played the way a Philly team should on a national scale in one of the biggest games of the year in all of sports. That kind of scrappiness and grit is what makes a team memorable and lovable, particularly in the city the exudes those qualities.

Kevin Durso  •  05 Apr 2016