Flyers Article Archive

    Between October 21, 2009 and November 21, 2009
  1. Philadelphia Flyers Unable To Survive Shark Attack; Left Bloodied

    Written By: Mark “The Hard Hitter” Ritter There was plenty of hype surrounding last night’s matchup between the Philadelphia Flyers and the San Jose Sharks and there was plenty on the line for both of these clubs, mainly, bragging rights...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about about 5 hours ago 59 reads 2 comments

  2. Philadelphia Flyers: Flying High and Set to Harpoon Sharks

    Written by Mark “The Hard Hitter” Ritter Tonight’s tilt versus the San Jose Sharks, the NHL’s so-called “best team,” should be one for the ages...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about about 23 hours ago 74 reads 24 comments

  3. Is Mike Richards Getting It Done in Philadelphia?

    Having scored five goals in his first six games, Philadelphia Flyers forward Mike Richards was off to the hottest start of his short NHL career. However, over the next 12 games, Richards would score just three times, leaving some Flyers fans wanting more

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 1 day ago 215 reads 6 comments

  4. Flyers Look Good Through First Quarter of Season, Five-Game Road Trip Next

    Written By: Mark “The Hard Hitter” Ritter   For the most part, the first quarter of the NHL season has been kind to the Philadelphia Flyers...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 2 days ago 168 reads 3 comments

  5. Flyers Host Devils, “The Hammer” To Be Honored

    The New Jersey Devils have been the NHL’s version of the “road warriors”, going a perfect 9-0 away from the swamp...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 4 days ago 77 reads 4 comments

  6. Flyers' Ray Emery Playing Like an All-Star, Vying for Vezina

    At the end of each season, the NHL’s 30 general managers sit down and vote on which goalie they deem to be best at his position...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 5 days ago 379 reads 5 comments

  7. Philadelphia Flyers vs. Buffalo Sabres: On The Hunt For Buffalo

    Written By: Mark “The Hard Hitter” Ritter Looking for their sixth straight win, the Philadelphia Flyers will be on the hunt for Buffalo tonight at the Wachovia Center...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 7 days ago 133 reads 4 comments

  8. Emery Beats Ottawa: Revenge, Redemption, Call It What You Will

    In his first game against his former team, surrounded by his new fans at the Philadelphia Flyers Wachovia Centre, all eyes were focused on Ray Emery and, if you are a Philadelphia Flyers fan, you liked what you watched...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 8 days ago 108 reads 1 comments

  9. Philadelphia Flyers All-Time Roster

    Pride, determination, hustle, toughness, skill, and loyalty—just a few of the characteristics that make up what it takes to be a Philadelphia Flyer. When you talk all-time rosters, the Flyers boast one of the most impressive lineups in NHL history.

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 9 days ago 4,366 reads 10 comments

  10. James Van Riemsdyk: How Rookies Can Carry The Hopes and Dreams Of a City

    No Philadelphia Flyer has ever won the Calder Trophy. Since 1932-33, the trophy has been awarded annually to the best rookie in the NHL as voted by members of the Professional Hockey Writers Association, and no Flyer has ever topped that list...

    Vince French Written by Vince French about 11 days ago 166 reads 1 comments

  11. Forget the Players, NHL Schedule Maker Needs a Helmet!

    Written By: Mark “The Hard Hitter” Ritter No doubt about it, after studying the NHL’s 2009-10 regular season schedule, one can come to only one conclusion, the guy that made ...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 11 days ago 177 reads 15 comments

  12. You Gotta Have “Heart": Chris Pronger, 2009-10 Hart Trophy Winner?

    Written By: Mark “The Hard Hitter” Ritter The Hart Trophy is the most prestigious individual award in NHL history...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 11 days ago 223 reads 6 comments

  13. Ray Emery Proving Doubters Wrong with Philadelphia Flyers

    When the Philadelphia Flyers signed goaltender Ray Emery this past summer, there were a lot of so-called experts and fans questioning the decision to bring in the troubled netminder, who played in Russia last year...

    Tom Dougherty Written by Tom Dougherty about 12 days ago 267 reads 2 comments

  14. The Hat Trick: What To Watch This Week in the NHL

    Read more at www.puckingawesome.com On this Veterans Day, I first want to send a thank you to all those serving to defend our country. There has been some major defending of nets this season, but not the usual suspects...

    Matt  Sitkoff Written by Matt Sitkoff about 12 days ago 81 reads 0 comments

  15. Pyorala Finishes Off Blues; Flyers Win Fourth Straight

    Former Swedish Elite League forward Mika Pyorala certainly picked a fine time to score his first NHL goal. Even though it won't show up in his statistics, his tally gave the Flyers a 2-1 shootout win over the St...

    Vince French Written by Vince French about 13 days ago 46 reads 0 comments

  16. A Proud History: Who Is the Greatest Flyer of All-Time?

    Written By: Mark “The Hard Hitter” Ritter Throughout the years, there has not been very many NHL franchises that could boast the quality lineups that the Philadelphia Flyers has put out on the ice...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 14 days ago 236 reads 9 comments

  17. Flyers Hunt and Kill Buffalo; Dan Carcillo Shoots Often, Scores Twice

    Written By: Mark “The Hard Hitter” Ritter On most nights, knowing you have to play in Buffalo is enough to make NHL players sick...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 14 days ago 86 reads 0 comments

  18. Carcillo Powers Flyers Past Sabres, 5-2

    It might have been a battle between the high-offense Flyers and stingy Sabres, but the Flyers were also battling on another front: the flu...

    Vince French Written by Vince French about 14 days ago 16 reads 0 comments

  19. Carter and Richards Best Lecavalier and Stamkos: Canada's Yzerman Watching?

    The Philadelphia Flyers came out firing on all cylinders Monday night, beating the Tampa Bay Lightning like a bad habit, 6-2. The game had an interesting sub-plot, namely the battle down the middle: The Flyers Mike Richards and Jeff Carter vs...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 18 days ago 149 reads 2 comments

  20. Flyers Vs. Lightning: Battle Down the Middle, Intriguing for Team Canada

    Written By: Mark “The Hard Hitter” Ritter Tonight, the Philadelphia Flyers host the Tampa Bay Lightning at the Wachovia Center at 5:00 PM EST...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 19 days ago 82 reads 4 comments

  21. THE HAT TRICK: What To Watch This Week In Hockey

    Hope everyone had a Happy Halloween, while in hockey there were some treats this week as the Sharks have run off 5 straight victories to regain their rightful place near the top of the NHL standings...

    Matt  Sitkoff Written by Matt Sitkoff about 19 days ago 38 reads 0 comments

  22. Fallen Flyers: My Groin For A Kindgom!

    Philadelphia Flyers fans are no strangers to the dreaded injury bug.  It strikes without abandon each and every year.  Sometimes, 'tis but a flesh wound and the fearless warriors are stitched right back up and hardly miss a shift...

    Vince French Written by Vince French about 19 days ago 39 reads 0 comments

  23. Philadelphia Flyers: October Grades

    Written By: Mark “The Hard Hitter” Ritter The Philadelphia Flyers ended October with a 6-4-1 record through eleven games. Averaging 3.46 goals per game, the Flyers offense is ranked fourth overall...

    Mark Ritter Written by Mark Ritter about 19 days ago 332 reads 4 comments

  24. Holmgren Must Trade Briere and Gagne

    Paul Holmgren should know, he really should know what he needs to do, and do it immediately. He started this cleansing process early this summer and now needs to finish what he started...

    Doug  Donofrio Written by Doug Donofrio about 21 days ago 71 reads 3 comments

  25. Holmgren's Bad Math Has Holes

    When does a forward equal a most likely to be taken defenseman? When Holmgren's doing the math. Explain to me how you put a player through re-entry wavers that even the everyday fan knows will get taken when what you loose is a forward...

    Holly Pullen Written by Holly Pullen about 21 days ago 28 reads 0 comments

 


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