Throughout the Stanley Cup playoffs we’ll be keeping track of all the action around the league, and bringing you all of the results in one place. With just two games on the schedule tonight, the teams in action sure still managed to keep things interesting. Florida, already holding a 2-0 lead in the series, headed into Tampa looking to keep the ball rolling, and that they … [Read more...] about Stanley Cup Playoffs wrap up: Calling it an early night
Phantoms hold on for Game 1 win over Penguins
The Flyers may be out, but there’s playoff action happening somewhere in the organization. The Phantoms played the first game of their first round, best-of-three series against the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins tonight, and put together a gutsy, pretty complete effort, and coasted to a win to take a 1-0 lead in the series. First period: 14:37- Adam Brooks (Ginning, … [Read more...] about Phantoms hold on for Game 1 win over Penguins
BSH Podcast Ep. 19: Offseason Optimism
Ryan Gilbert and Joe DeMarini react to the Philadelphia Flyers’ end-of-season interviews, including comments from general manager Danny Briere and head coach John Tortorella. They discuss Ivan Fedotov’s two-year contract, the goalie tandem next year, how they’re viewing the season, and more heading into another important offseason for the Orange and Black. Please rate and … [Read more...] about BSH Podcast Ep. 19: Offseason Optimism
Flyers betting on power play improving with status quo
There was one thing that the Philadelphia Flyers failed at more than any other team in the entire NHL this past season. Despite being a decent-to-good team for most of the year, and almost making the playoffs, the Flyers had the league’s worst power play. There is no way around it — they completely sucked when it came to scoring with one more player on the ice. The Flyers’ … [Read more...] about Flyers betting on power play improving with status quo
Flyers can more realistically evaluate season post collapse
Stop me if you’ve heard this already: The Flyers were never supposed to be competitive, and so the fact that they didn’t make the playoffs is not particularly disappointing. Chances are you’ve seen or heard it somewhere if you’ve been paying attention. It’s a major talking point amongst the fan base and media. Then there’s the other side, comprising of those who are unhappy … [Read more...] about Flyers can more realistically evaluate season post collapse