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Prospect is a real flyer on ice
Ask Paul Holmgren who's the best skater in the Flyers organization and he won't tell you Danny Briere or Jeff Carter or Kimmo Timonen.
Playoff pressure puts Parent on Flyers' radar
For Ryan Parent, the chance to crack the Flyers' playoff lineup did not come without reservations.
Prospect is a real flyer on ice
Ask Paul Holmgren who's the best skater in the Flyers organization and he won't tell you Danny Briere or Jeff Carter or Kimmo Timonen.
Flyers give GM Holmgren 3-year extension
For helping orchestrate one of the greatest turnarounds in NHL history, Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren was rewarded with a three-year contract extension yesterday through the 2011-12 season.
Flyers looking just to fine-tune
When the free-agent period opens at noon today, don't expect the Flyers to duplicate their frenzied approach of last year.
It's Christmas in July for GMs
The NHL calls it free agency, but as Senators GM Bryan Murray noted yesterday with the amount of money that some teams are going to lay out today, "it's not free, that's for sure." With the exception of the ...
Flyers sign Carter to three-year deal
The Flyers sent Jeff Carter and their fans a strong message Friday when they signed the 23-year-old center to a three-year contract worth $15 million.
Steve Eminger isn't sure what went wrong in Washington, but he's pretty certain he knows what it will take to get it right in Philadelphia.
While the 27th position in the draft usually means "best available player" status, the Flyers acknowledge they might consider a trade up at this weekend's NHL Entry Draft, possibly to target a needed ...
Flyers finish off bittersweet weekend
Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren said he is "happy" with the job he and his scouting staff did over the weekend in Ottawa, where they drafted a pair of two-way defensemen with their first two picks, a pair ...
Flyers likely to select budget defenseman in NHL draft
This year's NHL entry draft might be one of the deepest ever in terms of available defensemen, but don't look for the Flyers to solve their blue-line needs this weekend.
Rarely have two young players on the same team drawn as much attention as Chicago's Patrick Kane, 18, and Jonathan Toews, 19.
Creativity a must if Flyers are to get players they need
A year ago, Paul Holmgren cleared enough space under the NHL salary cap to sign Danny Briere, Kimmo Timonen and Scott Hartnell to contracts worth a combined $115 million.
Kapanen retires, but leaves mark
Sami Kapanen scored 44 goals and recorded 110 points in his five years in a Flyers uniform, but the lasting image many fans will have of the gritty 34-year-old right wing is from the sixth and deciding game of ...
Flyers' Kapanen will join team in Finland
Sami Kapanen has ended his association with the Flyers, announcing yesterday that he will return to Finland and join a team that he co-owns. The right wing told Finnish newspaper Savon Sanomat : "It's a ...
Flyers thoughts, and Stanley Cup finals prediction
I know the millions of you who read this blog have been wondering, "Why hasn't Schott written about his beloved Flyers losing to the Penguins in the NHL Stanley Cup Eastern Conference final? Is he a sore loser? ...
Offseason questions for Flyers
With the 2007-08 Flyers season in the rearview mirror, general manager Paul Holmgren discussed some of the tough decisions he and the front-office staff face this offseason.
Gary Blockus: Taking the finals step
Complacency isn't something we've come to expect from Paul Holmgren. As a player for the Philadelphia Flyers from 1974-84, Holmgren was a feared enforcer as well as a decent scorer.
Poll: Are you satisfied with the Flyers' season?
Exit, Eschenbach: The early promise unfulfilled He came in with the almost poetic wish for the orchestra to "reach every child in Philadelphia." Early in his tenure, the trim maestro in a Nehru outfit had a ...
Flyers have plenty to feel good about for the future
Make it 25 years and counting without a championship in Philadelphia. The Flyers were the latest team to skate away without a title, making the city's big four sports teams 0-for-25 since the 76ers last won a ...