Pronger Could Be The Missing Piece To Flyers' Puzzle

As the horn sounded an obnoxious ring to end the game, the greatest amount of anger I have ever experienced surged through my veins.  I was left standing in disbelief.  “That scoreboard cannot be true,” I thought to myself. “This game did not just happen.” As I shook my aching skull several times to awake from my awe-induced coma, the harsh reality of the loss in Game Six of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals between the Flyers and Penguins settled in. The Flyers had just blown a three-goal lead in an elimination game on home ice. Unbelievable. I had always proclaimed this to be a good hockey team. How in the world could this have happened? A team contending for a Stanley Cup, arguably the greatest treasure in the sporting world, would never have let that happen. Therefore, the Flyers are not a good team. After a few months of allowing the game to sink in, I finally came to that logical conclusions: Good hockey teams don’t let a team come ba...