Found February 20, 2008 on All Philadelphia Sports: Yardbarker Blogger Network
To say the Flyers are in a funk is an understatement: the team has now lost 8 straight games. The good news: with a few wins and the return of Hatcher and Gagne, this team could end up making some noise in the playoffs.
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