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No one is quite certain what might happen tomorrow starting at noon, when N.H.L. free agents are unleashed on the open market.

Ryane Clowe was admitting this week he was somewhat "shocked and surprised" his name was being tossed about as trade bait by the San Jose Sharks.

Not because I don't like Richards and not because I don't think he's a leader. I just thought the Flyers were dropping too much too soon on the then-23-year-old face of the franchise, too much on someone who had just signed that huge, long contract, too much on an unmarried guy still getting used to the glare that comes with being an athletic ...

Philadelphia Flyers General Manager Paul Holmgren took a gamble and won two years ago.

Selecting 21st in tonight's NHL draft - that is, assuming they don't trade the pick - should net the Flyers a productive player.

Will the Flyers use the 21st overall pick in tomorrow's NHL draft to select a player who, down the road, will give their defense a boost? Or will they send that pick, along with some players on their current roster, for the rights to a proven defenseman such as Jay Bouwmeester, a potential free agent from Florida? Welcome to the intriguing two-day ...

Simply put, it's the worst kept secret in the National Hockey League. The Winter Classic on Jan.

It seemed like just another day at the WSOP. Four tournaments were winding their way towards conclusion, generating the usual large crowds of railbirds and the just plain curious.

Phillip MacCallum/Getty Images) Jay Bouwmeester could be on the move before the free-agent market opens, according to Philadelphia Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren.

It's no secret that the Philadelphia Flyers love soon-to-be unrestricted free agent Jay Bouwmeester, it also isn't a secret that they went after him at the NHL Trade Deadline in March, but they came up empty then... by Tom 90 reads Opinion It's no secret that the Philadelphia Flyers love soon-to-be unrestricted free agent Jay Bouwmeester, it also ...

Say this about Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren: The guy does his homework. It wasn't until he grilled virtually everyone who has ever been around Ray Emery -- from Ottawa Senators general manager Bryan Murray and former Senators coach John Paddock to former junior teammate Jeff Carter and former junior opponent Mike Richards -- that he flew ...

In a span of five months Paul Holmgren miraculously turned an injured Peter Forsberg, a washed-up Alexei Zhitnik and Geoff Sanderson and an underperforming Joni Pitkanen into Scottie Upshall, Ryan Parent, Kimmo Timonen, Scott Hartnell, Braydon Coburn, Joffrey Lupul and Jason Smith.

While some dream of being perched on beaches for their vacations this year mine was cuddling up to 18,000 friends in the least likely of vacation destinations.

Jarret Stoll admits he's left the rink many nights in the last seven weeks feeling like he should slap himself upside the head, which proves that he's over last year's nasty concussion.

It wasn't quite the Philadelphia Flyers revisited -- Scott Hartnell was nowhere to be found -- but the Washington Capitals made the same mistakes the Penguins feasted on in their first-round series.

Philadelphia Flyers winger Simon Gagne had laser eye surgery this past Tuesday to correct his vision.

The Flyers' interest in controversial goalie Ray Emery does not bother the agent for Flyers goalie Marty Biron.

Hold the obituary on the Flyers. Marty Biron was flawless in the net and fourth-line winger Arron Asham scored the decisive goal as the Flyers staved off playoff elimination tonight with a gritty 3-0 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Mellon Arena.

Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby are near the top of the Stanley Cup Playoff scoring list, just like they were during the regular season.

Chris Kunitz is making quite an impact for the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Regina native looked like a cruise missile on Sunday when he levelled Philadelphia Flyers defenceman Kimmo Timonen with an open-ice check.