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At a news conference Monday afternoon at the Skate Zone in Voorhees, the Flyers will introduce future Hall of Famer Chris Pronger to a throng of television cameras and present him with a jersey bearing his name and his new No.
Sam Donnellon: Flyers not concerned about paying a penalty
YOU HEAR IT from Flyers high-ups every year, and every year there is a ring of truth to it.
Pronger promises to be a force
Midway through his introductory news conference on Monday, newly acquired 6-foot-6, 223-pound Flyers defenseman Chris Pronger was asked if there is a message he'd like to send to Eastern Conference opponents Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin.
Pronger's Price was Worth Paying for Flyers; Boucher to Backup Emery?
It's been four days since the Philadelphia Flyers acquired defenceman Chris Pronger in what was the biggest splash at the NHL draft.
Time is now for Flyers after Pronger deal
There are trades made for hockey reasons and trades made for financial ones and the Chris Pronger deal represented both sides of the equation.
Flyers thin at RW; Snider explains Pronger deal
Free-agent winger Chad LaRose re-signed with Carolina Thursday _ and that wasn't good news for the Flyers.
Holmgren likes the way Flyers are shaping up
"Ian is a warrior -- he's one of those players who will do whatever he can to win.
Snider: Pronger too good to refuse
"We're going back to our roots. We're not going to go and trade draft picks anymore or trade our kids ever again for veterans.
Flames trade upstages NHL draft
The Calgary Flames followed the Philadelphia Flyers in taking some of the spotlight off the National Hockey League's entry draft by getting the inside track on the biggest unrestricted free agent available as the July 1 deadline nears.
Mike Knuble Leaves For Washington; Boucher and Laperriere to Flyers
Mike Knuble signed a two-year contract with the Washington Capitals worth $2.8 million per season, opting not to resign with the Philadelphia Flyers.
Flyers add Boucher, Laperriere, lose Knuble
Brian Boucher is back, Mike Knuble is gone, and feisty right winger Ian Laperriere will be wearing orange and black.
Acquiring Chris Pronger Was Necessity For Flyers
There is no question the Philadelphia Flyers had dreams of trading for Florida Panthers' defenseman Jay Bouwmeester.
Kelley: The old bait and switch
The old bait and switch Chris Pronger was one of the only players that changed teams at the NHL entry draft.
Knuble turns focus to free agency
Mike Knuble could be on his way out of Philadelphia today, while Brian Boucher might be on his way back in.
Emery and Ivory: The Philadelphia Flyers Aim High in 2010
First off, I would like to congratulate Paul Holmgren for the blockbuster move acquiring 35-year-old veteran defenseman Chris Pronger, plus up and coming prospect Ryan Dingle in a trade that ... Emery and Ivory: The Philadelphia Flyers Aim High in 2010! by Ryan Coome 12 reads Opinion First off, I would like to congratulate Paul Holmgren for the ...
Holmgren: Sbisa's injury won't jeopardize trade
Despite keeping quiet about a groin injury he had through last season, Luca Sbisa's trade to Anaheim is not in trouble, according to Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren.
Pronger, Bouwmeester Deals Shake Up Draft
Before the New York Islanders had a chance to officially tab John Tavares the No.
Chris Pronger: Born to Be a Philadelphia Flyer
The Flyers made a major move on Thursday night by acquiring Chris Pronger and Ryan Dingle from the Ducks for Joffrey Lupul , Luca Sbisa, two first rounders and a third-round pick... by Bill Sudell 25 reads Opinion The Flyers made a major move on Thursday night by acquiring Chris Pronger and Ryan Dingle from the Ducks for Joffrey Lupul , Luca Sbisa, ...
Flyers make bold move for Pronger
Here it is only June and the newest Flyer, defenseman Chris Pronger, is already planning strategy for the Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins.
Ducks steal draft's thunder; Kings take Brayden Schenn
The Ducks stole the headlines at Friday's NHL entry draft, trading defenseman Chris Pronger to Philadelphia in a blockbuster deal after getting assurance from Scott Niedermayer that he intends to play for the Ducks again next season.