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The Flyers had no players among the league's top 36 scorers entering last night.

For all the good things the Flyers have done in the season's first seven weeks, there remains a familiar problem.

For the most part, the first quarter of the NHL season has been kind to the Philadelphia Flyers.

No team in the NHL has played fewer road games than the Flyers , who face off against the Los Angeles Kings tonight in just their sixth road test of the season.

Darroll Powe, Scott Hartnell, and James van Riemsdyk scored goals as the Philadelphia Flyers edged New Jersey 3-2 to snap the Devils' eight game winning streak on Monday night.

The Flyers' Jeff Carter tries to slide a shot past Devils goalie Martin Brodeur in the first period of the game at the Wachovia Center.

"He's capable of great performances and we know that so we have to be good defensively ourselves.

Tyler Ennis scored his first NHL goal and Ryan Miller stopped 29 shots to help the Buffalo Sabres snap the Philadelphia Flyers' five game winning streak, 3-2 on Saturday night.

The Flyers have clicked on 19 of 68 power plays, a 27.9 percent rate. Mike Richards leads the Flyers with eight power-play points, followed by Scott Hartnell , Jeff Carter , and Pronger .

Flyers forward Blair Betts, centre, celebrates his goal with teammates Matt Carle, left, and Dan Carcillo during the second period of their 5-1 win over Ottawa.

The last time the Flyers faced the Ottawa Senators, the evil, uncontrollable side of Dan Carcillo reared its ugly head.

It would not be a reach to say that the Flyers are a different team since their Oct.

Mika Pyorala was satisfied, even if he's still looking for his first career goal.

Carcillo scored twice and Ray Emery made 28 saves to lead the Flyers to their fifth straight victory over the Sabres , 5-2, on Friday night.

A few hours before last night's game against Buffalo, Matt Carle's voice was hoarse, he sounded ultra-congested and looked pale - the effects of the flu.

Chris Pronger has not been around the Flyers long enough to accurately predict his team's chances in the Eastern Conference this season, let alone its prospects for a Stanley Cup.

Ryan Miller has lifted the Buffalo Sabres to one of the best starts in the NHL, but he could get a tough test from the Philadelphia Flyers.

For most players, the East Coast Hockey League is hockey's equivalent of purgatory.

The Flyers have been hit by the flu. Hard. Yesterday's practice was shortened because the Flyers are shorthanded.

Flyers Chris Pronger, Braydon Coburn, and James van Riemsdyk celebrate one of Coburn's goals against the Carolina Hurricanes.