Philadelphia Flyers plan new thrills for fansSource: Delaware County Times
The Flyers are promising a different experience for their fans this season, and they apparently intend to show it from the start, their Oct. 13 home opener against the Islanders.
Is Eagles Andrews shedding the tears of a clown?Source: Delaware County Times
First, there was the pre-practice injury report, where a statement issued under the doctorial stamp of Andy Reid indicated that Shawn Andrews was "making progress" with his latest ankle injury.
Eagles' Jeremiah Trotter is feeling like a new manSource: Delaware County Times
On yet another blistering morning of heat and hitting drills at Lehigh University, Jeremiah Trotter was slamming his teammates, dancing with the crowd and generally looking young enough to enjoy it.
Flyers' season will commence very far from homeSource: Delaware County Times
Flyers fans will have to wait a little longer than usual to get a look at their latest new-look team. After the season starts, they'll have to wait a lot more.
NHL doesn't have case to ice TocchetSource: Delaware County Times
If the sports world was ruled by public relations rather than some semblance of logic and reason, Rick Tocchet's coaching career would already be finished instead of relegated to its current state of limbo.
After failed year, Flyers searching for answersSource: Delaware County Times
VORHEES, N.J. - The bittersweet Buffalo win had been digested like so many butter cream bunnies that didn't belch back. But Mike Knuble wasn't going to kick into any sweet dreams just yet.
For Flyers, confidence issues result in lossesSource: Delaware County Times
VORHEES, N.J. -- Players are told by colleagues, coaches and themselves that preseason games are for self-instruction and team construction rather than inner apprehension.
New NHL is still a lot like the old NHLSource: Delaware County Times
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman can try to legislate fighting from the league, but it'll be years before the fisted culture is completely siphoned from its players.