Ray Emery News

Phoenix Coyotes' James Vandermeer gets slammed to the ice as he collides with Philadelphia Flyers' Ray Emery and Ryan Parent after trying to get a shot off in the first period of an NHL hockey game Saturday, Nov.

The Philadelphia Flyers will try to bounce back into the win column in the continuation of a five-game road trip, which next stops in Phoenix tonight for a battle with the Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena.

James van Riemsdyk has been in the right place at the right time this week. The 20-year-old Middletown, N.J., native netted the difference-making goals in the Flyers' victories against New Jersey and Los Angeles this week.

Dany Heatley scored three times, Joe Thornton recorded his 600th NHL assist, and the San Jose Sharks beat the Philadelphia Flyers 6-3 on Friday night.

An unlikely duo helped the Flyers successfully start their grueling five-game road trip last night.

Written By: Mark "The Hard Hitter" Ritter Looking for their sixth straight win, the Philadelphia Flyers will be on the hunt for Buffalo tonight at the Wachovia Center.

Flyers 3, Devils 2: Darroll Powe, Scott Hartnell, and James van Riemsdyk scored goals as Philadelphia Flyers snapped visiting New Jersey's eight-game winning streak last night.

As the NHL season nears the quarter pole, the pecking order should become less volatile.

At the end of each season, the NHL's 30 general managers sit down and vote on which goalie they deem to be best at his position.

"We all kind of play the same game - hard-nosed, get in on the forecheck, and take the body," says Dan Carcillo, a smarter player this year.

For weeks, Flyers coach John Stevens has lauded his players for being aggressive without taking careless penalties.

Fresh off a shootout win over Edmonton last night, the Senators will leave the friendly confines of Scotiabank place, as they closed out a four game homestand, during which they went 2-2. Tomorrow night's game will see them square off with a red hot Flyers team, who have won four straight, dating back to Halloween.

Photos from Thursday night's 5-1 loss to Ray Emery and the Philadelphis Flyers. A November 13, 2009 A A A A Philadelphia Flyers Scott Hartnell is dumped by the Ottawa Senators Mike Fisher during the third period of NHL ice hockey action in Philadelphia, Thursday night.

The closest the Senators came to giving former teammate Ray Emery a knockout punch was when defenceman Chris Campoli knocked his mask off with a shot late in the third period.

Daniel Briere knows exactly what Ray Emery is feeling. When Briere left the Buffalo Sabres for the Philadelphia Flyers, who lured him with a barrel of free-agent cash, he had to deal with the nervousness of his first game against his former teammates.

Ray Emery is trying to treat it like any other game. The Flyers goaltender won't face his former team for three days on Broad Street, but with Philadelphia idle until the Senators arrive at the Wachovia Center Thursday, Emery was already facing plenty of questions.

Ray Emery's real "O-Day" won't happen until Jan. 3, but this week might be a good way to break things in slowly.

A wave of injuries has ripped through the NHL, hitting some of the league's biggest stars and seriously messing with the pecking order.

When the Philadelphia Flyers signed goaltender Ray Emery this past summer, there were a lot of so-called experts and fans questioning the decision to bring in the troubled netminder, who played in Russia last year.

Mika Pyorala's first career shootout tally was the difference as Philadelphia clipped St.