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April 19, 2009
(FIREDFORWINNING.COM) The Flyers clawed their way back into the series with a 6-3 win over thePenguins in Game Three Sunday afternoon.Even during warm ups the Wachovia Center was in a frenzy, and the energy never waned. Pittsburgh actually came out strong to start the game, with much of the early play spent in the Flyers zone. But despite being outshot nine-to-two 12 minutes into...
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Via flyers.nhl.com
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April 19, 2009
(Philadelphia, PA) - It was a quiet plane trip home from Pittsburgh late Friday night. It wasn't just that the Philadelphia Flyers lost, but they felt they gave a game away by committing three ...
Via All Things Philly Sports
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April 19, 2009
Now that's more like it! The Flyers, in winning Game Three against the
Penguins 6-3, showed everything they seemed to be lacking the first two
games of the series: intensity, a sense of urgency and the ability to
not take bad penalties. Maybe it was the home ice or maybe it was the
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Via Hot Stove Philly
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April 19, 2009
After two pretty anemic games at the Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh, the Flyers came out with a fiery vengeance in their game 3 matchup with the Penguins.The Flyers struck early with a backhand goal by Jeff Carter, the regular seasonleader in goals and points. Off a pass from Joffrey Lupul, Carter skated towards Pens’ goalie Marc-Andre Fleury and the suddenly broke towards his left...
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April 19, 2009
In this edition of Around the Atlantic we will look at Game Two of the first round match between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Philadelphia Flyers. I will also tell you why Brooks Orpik is the most physical player in the NHL today.
Via All Things Philly Sports
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April 17, 2009
Flyers coach John Stevens was not happy with how the Flyers took bad penalties in Game One that led to the Penguins cruising past Philly in Game One. He stressed that his team would be more disciplined for Game Two and that would translate to a much better effort.Stevens was right. The Flyers were more disciplined in Game Two against the Penguins, at least for the first 45 minutes...
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