Flyers – Rangers: Game 22 Preview

(Kate Frese/Sports Talk Philly) By Bill Minchin, Sports Talk Philly Writer   The Philadelphia Flyers (9-9-3) return home after a two game Florida road swing to take on Henrik Lunqvist and the first place New York Rangers (14-6-1). This is the first of four meetings between the boys from Broad Street and the Broadway Blueshirts.  Game […]

Bill Minchin  •  25 Nov 2016
Flyers-Lightning: Game 21 Preview

Just four days ago, the Flyers fell victim to the Tampa Bay Lightning in Philadelphia in one of their worst performances of the season. Redemption comes calling on Wednesday night, with the Flyers in Tampa to take on the Lightning. Puck drop is set for 7:30 p.m.

Kevin Durso  •  23 Nov 2016
Photo Gallery: Flyers vs. Lightning, November 19, 2016

Click on the picture above to view Kate Frese's photo gallery from yesterday's game against the Lightning.

Kate Frese  •  20 Nov 2016
Photo Gallery: Flyers vs. Jets, November 17, 2016

Photos by our photographer Kate Frese from last night's game against the Jets can be found here. 

Kate Frese  •  18 Nov 2016
Flyers Defense Contributing On Both Ends of Ice

The Flyers blueliners added five more points in Thursday’s 5-2 win over Winnipeg to their league-best total, bringing them to 54 points. They are on pace to chip in 246 points on the season. That would be up 110 points from last season for an increase of 81 percent.

Kevin Fortier  •  18 Nov 2016
Flyers-Jets: Game 18 Preview

(Kate Frese/Sports Talk Philly) By Bill Minchin, Sports Talk Philly  The Philadelphia Flyers (7-7-3) are back on the Wells Fargo Center ice tonight when they host NHL points leader Mark Scheifele and the Winnipeg Jets (9-7-2) Puck drop is set for 7 p.m.   This is the first of two meetings between the clubs and […]

Bill Minchin  •  17 Nov 2016
Photo Gallery: Flyers vs. Senators, November 15, 2016

Photos by our photographer Kate Frese from last night's game against the Senators can be found here. 

Kate Frese  •  16 Nov 2016
Flyers-Senators: Postgame Perspective

The game hardly falls on Mason’s shoulders. Sure, he looked bad on Turris’ tying goal, getting caught watching instead of adjusting to the position of the puck carrier. That said, after making 25 saves and four more in the shootout, the Flyers had ample opportunities to make Mason’s one error a non-factor.

Kevin Durso  •  15 Nov 2016
Despite Mason’s Effort, Flyers Fall to Senators

Despite receiving some solid play from goaltender Steve Mason, the Philadelphia Flyers fell to the Ottawa Senators in a shootout by a 3-2 score.

Dan Heaning  •  15 Nov 2016