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The three titans of the Eastern Conference are the New York Rangers (69 points), Boston Bruins (66 points) and the Philadelphia Flyers (66 points.) But the Pittsburgh Penguins are stalking that field with 62 points.
Saturday’s game between the Penguins and Bruins was a game between two teams facing challenges as the NHL [...]
For a little better then a month we [the Hurricane fans] have had to sit by and listen to all of the trade speculation surrounding defenseman Tim Gleason. Sitting in last place in the Eastern Conference it was hard to shoot down the rumors that Gleason (who was set to become a UFA) [...]
We’ve heard a lot about concussions over the past year, but it’s not often that you hear from the wives of the players suffering from them. That’s what makes this video, in which Chris Pronger’s wife Lauren opens up about her husband’s slow recovery, so compelling.
Heartbreaking, too. While the Philadelphia Flyers no [...]
Just like Saturday’s Winter Classic Alumni Game, the 2012 NHL Winter Classic between the Philadelphia Flyers and New York Rangers will start at 3 p.m. ET, pushed back two hours from its original 1 p.m. start time. The NHL announced the news, and it’s assumed that it’s being forced by the same concerns that pushed back Saturday’s game. [...]
On Friday afternoon, it was revealed that Chris Pronger was going to be paying a visit to Drs. Joe Maroon and Mickey Collins, what for that concussion-like thing he’s been experiencing.*It was, in a curiously roundabout way, a tacit admission that the Philadelphia Flyers’ defenseman is suffering from, y’know, a concussion.
After missing a handful of games [...]
Flyers defenseman Chris Pronger will be sidelined indefinitely with concussion-like symptoms.
Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren says Pronger has complained of a fairly persistent headache and sluggish feeling over the last few days. Pronger will visit with two concussions specialists Wednesday in Pittsburgh. It’s been a tough season [...]
The Philadelphia Flyers have always brought out the best in Patrick Kaleta, that fountain of annoyance on the Buffalo Sabres.
On Wednesday night, he allegedly added to the love affair, according to the NHL:
Buffalo’s Patrick Kaleta will face [...]
Here are two indisputable facts about the National Hockey League: Some form of realignment will occur for the 2012-13 season, and someone is bound to be pissed off about it.
That “someone” is currently the Pittsburgh Penguins. Under the four-division realignment proposal discussed by CBC’s [...]
Eric Lindros has long had a shaky relationship with the Philadelphia Flyers organization, but it appears as though bygones will be made bygones at the end of December when Lindros returns to the ice in Philly as part of the Winter Classic.
He confirmed to FAN590 in Toronto on Wednesday morning that he’ll indeed [...]
Ovechkin, the two-time league MVP, was off to a slow start with only one goal in the first five games. He ended that slump with goals in the first and third periods to lift the Capitals to a 6-0 start for the first time in team history. Washington had never started better than 4-0.
The Capitals stormed into Philadelphia and roughed-up Ilya Bryzgalov(notes), scoring three goals in a 2 minute, 54-second s[...]