PHILADELPHIA FLYERS NEWS

Bill Meltzer: Meltzer's Musings: Voracek, Leier, Draft Talk, Lindbergh Birthday

Voracek's Close Call Flyers right winger Jakub Voracek is a lucky man. He walked away from a potentially serious car wreck in the Czech Republic yesterday with nary a scratch on his body nor did he cause injury to anyone in the other vehicle that he was unable to brake in time to avoid. The accident came about because Voracek was driving too fast in his Ferrari. The player...
Via HockeyBuzz Verified_ybn
16 hours ago  |  Discuss

Jakub Voracek totals Ferrari, crashes into phone pole in Czech Republic

Philadelphia Flyers winger Jakub Voracek crashed his Ferrari California into a telephone pole near his hometown of Kladno, Czech Republic.
Via Gamedayr Verified_ybn
1 day ago  |  Discuss
TOTAL WRECK

Flyers winger's car destroyed in accident

Philadelphia Flyers winger Jakub Voracek was in a car crash this morning that left his Ferrari totaled. It happened near his hometown of Klando, Czech Republic. According to the site, sport.cz, he was not injured. The pictures posted come from the same site. Another site, The700Level provided the following translation of the text from [...Photos]
Via Tireball.com Verified_ybn
1 day ago  |  Discuss

Flyers Forward Jakub Voracek ‘Fine’ After Wrecking Ferrari in Nasty-Looking Crash (Photo)

Jakub Voracek got really, really lucky on Wednesday in the Czech Republic. Take one look at what his car looks like, and you’ll know he’s fortunate to even be alive, let alone fine after a nasty car crash. The Flyers forward wrecked his Ferrari in a one-car crash in his native country Wednesday, but according to reports, the winger is OK after the accident. Voracek is “all...
Via NESN.com Verified_ybn
1 day ago  |  Discuss

Flyers forward Jakub Voracek uninjured after totaling Ferrari (photos)

Philadelphia Flyers forward Jakub Voracek, back home in his native Czech Republic for the off-season, amazingly was able to walk away from a horrific-looking accident in which he totaled his Ferrari. The accident occurred on Wednesday morning near his hometown of Kladn and given the state of his Ferrari, the fact he came away unscathed [...]The post Flyers forward Jakub Voracek uninjured...
Via Sportress of Blogitude Verified_ybn
1 day ago  |  Discuss

Tim Panaccio: Voracek: "All Good."

Flyers winger Jakub Voracek is a very lucky guy. He crashed his Ferrari in the Czech Republic on Wednesday and walked away uninjured. "All good ... no injuries, no alcohol," he told me in a text. His agent Petr Svoboda also told me, "He was very lucky. It's a learning experience for him." His car suffered $150,000 damage. Given that he hit a truck...
Via HockeyBuzz Verified_ybn
1 day ago  |  Discuss

Report- Jakub Voracek OK After Car Crash

from David Isaac of Flyer Files, According to a report from Sport.cz, Flyers winger Jake Voracek was not injured when he crashed his Ferrari into a truck in his hometown of Kladno, Czech Republic at 11:30 a.m. Kladno time. Pictures of the car (tranlated) on Sport.cz’s website sure make it look like Voracek, 23, was lucky to walk away from the accident with no injuries...
Via Kukla's Korner Verified_ybn
1 day ago  |  Discuss

Adam French: Draft Spotlight : Flyers

There was some good feedback for the last one of these so I’m committed going forward to do the Oilers, Sabres and Canadiens after this one at least. Like I said in the Leaf one, this is my own opinions and they certainly have many flaws, so feel free to spout your minds. The Flyers are in an interesting place. They are loaded with young talented forwards who have graduated...
Via HockeyBuzz Verified_ybn
2 days ago  |  Discuss

Bill Meltzer: Meltzer's Musings: Hartnell's Down Season in Context, Memorial Cup

Expect a Bounce-Back from Hartnell in 2013-14 There's no two ways about it: Scott Hartnell had a miserable 2013 season. He was not in top game shape at the start of the season, sustained a broken foot in the third game of the regular season and struggled mightily to catch up for the next six weeks. By the time he started to look like even a semblance of the player he was...
Via HockeyBuzz Verified_ybn
2 days ago  |  Discuss

2013 in Review: feelgood Five #3

In this weeks edition of the “feelgood Five” I look back at Simon Gagne’s return to Philadelphia. Gagne, a fan favorite, was traded to the Tampa Bay Lightning in July of 2010 as a move to free up money on the salary cap. Following his heroic performance in the 2010 playoffs, coming off a broken [...]
Via The Orange Update Verified_ybn
3 days ago  |  Discuss

Gustafsson, Sweden Take Gold at World Championships

Categories: BREAKING NEWS Flyers News NHLTags: Cal HeeterErik GustafssonOliver LauridsenTeam SwedenClaude Giroux, Wayne Simmonds, Matt Read and Luke Schenn were four of the marquis players from the Philadelphia Flyers that participated in the 2013 IIHF World Championship. As members of Team Canada, none of them returned home with any hardware. It was defenseman Erik Gustafsson...
Via GCobb.com Verified_ybn
4 days ago  |  Discuss

Bill Meltzer: Meltzer's Musings: Briere, World Championship QFs

Is Briere Tradable? It is almost inevitable that Danny Briere will not be a member of the Philadelphia Flyers next year. The only question is whether he will be bought out or traded. The former is the more likely scenario. Briere has a no-movement clause in his contract, which includes an all-inclusive no-trade. As such, Briere does not have to accept any trade he doesn'...
Via HockeyBuzz Verified_ybn
7 days ago  |  Discuss

Bryzgalov praises Stalin in interview

To most people, former Russian dictator Joseph Stalin is remembered as a man responsible for the deaths of tens of millions, a reviled figure who saw no need for human rights. To Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov, however, there's a "logic" to the plans of the man who instigated several "purges." Suffice it to say, Bryzgalov is a weird guy, and...
Via Fox Sports
8 days ago  |  Discuss

Ilya Bryzgalov Sees Joseph Stalin Positively, Says Dictator ‘Knew What He Was Doing’

To most people, former Russian dictator Joseph Stalin is remembered as a man responsible for the deaths of 20 million, a brutal figure who saw no need for human rights. To Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov however, there’s a “logic” to the plans of the man who instigated several “purges.” Suffice it to say, Bryzgalov is a weird guy, and he appeared to be going...
Via NESN.com Verified_ybn
8 days ago  |  Discuss

Ilya Bryzgalov Says Very Ilya Bryzgalov Things

Ilya Bryzgalov is more than just a grossly overpaid goalie. He’s an existential stormtrooper, an avid Angry Birds player, and apparently a big Josef Stalin fan. Whatever your thoughts on his play may be, it is hard to argue that Bryz is an absolute treasure trove of quirk and is fun to listen to. Whether it be his dislike for the weather in Edmonton:   or this unbelievably smooth...
Via Next Impulse Sports Verified_ybn
8 days ago  |  Discuss

The Thrill Of Victory, The Agony Of Defeat And The Sanctity Of Game 7

On April 24, 2011 – my 24th birthday – the Philadelphia Flyers gave me a gift. A 5-4 win over Buffalo sent the teams’ first-round playoff series to a seventh game. Rooting interest didn’t make the win gift-worthy. At that point – like now – the winner was of little significance. Game 6’s result held [...]The post The Thrill Of Victory, The Agony Of Defeat And The Sanctity...
Via The Sports Fan Journal Verified_ybn
9 days ago  |  Discuss

Bill Meltzer: Meltzer's Musings: Monday Worlds Update; Leier, Stolarz and Straka Playoffs

MONDAY ROUNDUP: FLYERS AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Sunday's Results *Wayne Simmonds broke his tournament-long scoring drought with a first period power play goal in Canada's 2-1 win over the Czech Republic. Jeff Skinner broke a 1-1 tie early in the third period with the game-winning goal. Flyers defenseman Luke Schenn was ejected from the game on a checking from behind major...
Via HockeyBuzz Verified_ybn
10 days ago  |  Discuss

Thinking Flyers Goaltending, Two Steps Ahead

Categories: BREAKING NEWS Flyers News NHLTags: carey priceIlya BryzgalovJaroslav HalakMarc Andre FleuryRay EmeryRoberto LuongoSteve Mason“When you’re winning here, there’s no better place to play. But when you’re not playing well here it’s definitely tough.” Carey Price knows all too well how difficult it is to be the starting goaltender in a big NHL market. Drafted...
Via GCobb.com Verified_ybn
11 days ago  |  Discuss

Thinking Flyers Defense, Two Steps Ahead

Categories: BREAKING NEWS Flyers News NHLTags: Andrej MeszarosBraydon CoburnErik GustafssonPaul HolmgrenWhen I wrote the other day that the Philadelphia Flyers did not need to target big name free agent forwards in the offseason, I suggested that the organization could free up salary cap space by trading defenseman Braydon Coburn. I did not offer a reason why Coburn could or...
Via GCobb.com Verified_ybn
15 days ago  |  Discuss

Bill Meltzer: Meltzer's Musings: Worlds Updates, Akeson, Murray and Player Development

WEDNESDAY ROUNDUP: FLYERS AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Yesterday's Results * He had a couple good saves and a couple of head-scratching moments, but the bottom line for Ilya Bryzgalov was that he was the winning goaltender in Russia's 5-3 win over Team USA yesterday. Bryzgalov stopped 19 of 22 shots. Two of the three goals he allowed were funky ones to give up. Team USA...
Via HockeyBuzz Verified_ybn
15 days ago  |  Discuss

Ilya Bryzgalov Gives Up Goal By Ducking Out Of The Way

Goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov is spending his off season playing for the Russian National team in the IIHF world championship.  In a matchup against the United States, Colorado Avalanche defenseman Matt Hunwick fired a shot on Bryzgalov which was deflected. The next thing that happened is kind of mind boggling. Instead of making a play on the puck after the deflection, Bryzgalov ducked...
Via Ride The Pine Verified_ybn
16 days ago  |  Discuss

Ilya Bryzgalov ducks puck on USA goal at World Championships

Every year NHL players on teams that don’t make the playoffs fill out rosters for the IIHF World Championships, as well as players from other leagues in Europe.  With the Philadelphia Flyers missing the playoffs, goalie Ilya Bryzgalov went overseas to play for Russia and he is up to his old habits. On a shot from USA defenseman Matt Hunwick (Colorado Avalanche), the puck was deflected...
Via Diehardsport Verified_ybn
16 days ago  |  Discuss

Flyers Sign Goaltender Chubak To Deal

(Photo courtesy of EliteProspects.com)   As the Philadelphia Flyers season wrapped up disappointingly early this year, the team’s front office has had ample time to concentrate on adding personnel. On Saturday they hit the college hockey free agent market, in hopes of shoring up their goaltending for the future. Philadelphia came to terms with 24 year-old goalie Carsen Chubak...
Via The Hockey Guys Verified_ybn
16 days ago  |  Discuss

Offseason Questions: Who Stays and Who Goes?

  With a disappointing season over with, the Flyers now have the difficult task of assessing what areas of the squad they need to change.  With several options available, the team’s General Manager Paul Holmgren will undoubtedly attempt to make a splash like last year, but with a lot of long and pricey contracts in the stable, will they be left to chew on the hay they...
Via Flyerdelphia Verified_ybn
17 days ago  |  Discuss

Ilya Bryzgalov Reportedly Has No Interest in Watching Playoff Hockey, Would Rather See ‘Star Wars’ With Son

Ilya Bryzgalov has long had a fascination with Star Wars and hockey, but now he has made it clear in which order he prefers them. The Flyers goaltender admitted recently that he hasn’t been watching much playoff hockey since the Flyers failed to qualify for any, and when elaborating, answered as only he could. “There’s no time,” Bryzgalov explained, “and no real interest...
Via NESN.com Verified_ybn
17 days ago  |  Discuss
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers

Join the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money.

Company Info
Help
What is Yardbarker?

Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.