The Flyers played one of their worst games of the season on Thursday night, losing to the Islanders 4-1, but there was one interesting development in the game: Claude Giroux fought: He certainly is much better with the stick than the fists. Perhaps this will help him snap out of his offensive funk.
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January 18, 2012
Last night, a girl in the front row held a sign that got Claude Giroux's attention. The video of her flipping out when G came over to the glass made its way around the internet.
Her name? Brandi Johnson.
Brandi let us know that she was a big fan of the site and that she reads it everyday. To that, we said thank you. In addition, she answered a few questions for us about her encounter...
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January 20, 2012
Jaromir Jagr admitted that he's enjoyed his time in the City of Brotherly Love - so much so that he would welcome a return to the Philadelphia Flyers next season.
"I don't think it's going to be a problem - because, from my side, I'm happy," the 39-year-old Jagr said. "I like this team too much. I don't want to go anywhere."
Coach Peter Laviolette...
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January 19, 2012
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 doubt miss a healthy Chris Pronger, it would...
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January 20, 2012
The Philadelphia Flyers are frustrated, but they're trying to remain positive.
Some production from Claude Giroux could go a long way in assuring a lift in morale.
Giroux attempts to end his longest goal drought of the season when the visiting Flyers try to rebound from a disappointing loss Saturday against the New Jersey Devils.
Philadelphia (27-14-4) is in the midst of a...
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January 17, 2012
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January 19, 2012
Flyers captain Chris Pronger and his family are taking it one day at a time, as he recovers from his season-ending concussion.
"You know what, it’s a tough go at home. We’re going day to day right now," wife Lauren Pronger tells CSNPhilly.com. She says Chris has good days and bad days.
“It’s been a lot of trauma going on and we’re just praying...
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January 19, 2012
Peter Laviolette announced earlier today that Sergei Bobrovsky will be the starting goaltender for tonight's matchup against the New York Islanders at the Wells Fargo Center.
The move didn't come as a surprise to many since Bobrovsky has had tremendous success against the Islanders over the past two seasons. In his career, Bobrovsky is 7-0 with a 1.86 goals against average...
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January 21, 2012
PREVIEW 6:30 AM
January has been a month of inconsistent hockey for the Philadelphia Flyers (27-14-4). Today, the team will look to bounce back from an awful performance in its last game when it rides up to Newark to take on the New Jersey Devils (26-18-2). Today's matinee starts at 1 PM and will be broadcast on CSN Philly.
This is the third of six meetings between the...
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January 19, 2012
Bobrovsky was solid early, but it was not enough. On the other end, Nabakov made big saves when he needed to, and the Flyers could not generate consistent pressure until late in the third.
Full video highlights are after the jump.
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January 19, 2012
[Related: Chris Pronger's Wife Talks About His Struggles]
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January 20, 2012
The Flyers have been outplayed in all three of their games against the New York Islanders this season. Last night, it finally caught up with the Flyers in a miserable 4-1 loss to a team they had beaten 23 of the last 24 meetings.
Sergei Bobrovsky single-handedly kept Philly in the game for two-plus periods until the Islanders put it out of reach on Mark Streit's power play...
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January 18, 2012
The Philadelphia Flyers have been playing well since hosting and losing the Winter Classic, especially at home. A visit from the New York Islanders on Thursday night doesn't figure to stop that momentum.
Philadelphia looks for its 27th victory in 29 meetings with New York as it tries to extend its winning streak to a season-best four at home, where it has defeated the Islanders...
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January 20, 2012
Kimmo Timonen said it best.
"We sucked," Timonen said. "It was all about us. It doesn't matter what happened in...
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