Three Takeaways From Flyers Shootout Win vs. Lightning
The Tampa Bay Lightning, loaded with offensive firepower, kept pressing. The game stretched into overtime, then a shootout—where anything can happen. But the Flyers, who have made it clear all season that they're not in the business of rolling over, held their ground.
Radio broadcaster Dave Mishkin recaps Tampa Bay's shootout loss to Philadelphia After having allowed 13 goals in their last ...
The team has lost five straight and John Tortorella says he feels bad for the veterans. The Flyers looked loose at the ...
Ironically, Brink getting taken off the Noah Cates-Tyson Foerster line, which had been the Flyers’ most consistent trio since ...
The Flyers play a structured, aggressive defensive system under John Tortorella, one that demands commitment, sharp reads, ...
It took until the shootout, but the Flyers held on and pulled through to finally snap their five-game losing streak.
Not John Tortorella. The Philadelphia Flyers’ coach has been blunt and forthright for the past two years in particular, ...
The trio put up three goals and four assists, and were the best line on the ice for the Flyers. They won't often have big games like this one, and the team is still going to struggle. But it's nice ...
Remember when the Philadelphia Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins rivalry was arguably the best in the NHL, matching hated ...
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