The Philadelphia Flyers spent all of yesterday trapped in their hotel as the snow storm that blew through Philadelphia slammed the Boston area. Tonight the Flyers will face the Bruins in TD Garden Arena at 7:00 PM EST. The Flyers are coming off a 5-2 win on Tuesday night in Buffalo. Danny Briere would grab four points on the evening with one goal and three assists, and Scott Hartnell had a three point night netting two goals, the first (PPG) and the last (EN) and one assist. The Boston Bruins are coming off a six nothing shutout over the Ottawa Senators. Tim Thomas picked up his league leading sixth shutout of the season while Patrice Bergeron grabbed the hattrick scoring a goal in e...

The Philadelphia Flyers (26-10-5) will head to Buffalo tonight to face the Buffalo Sabres (18-18-5) at HSBC Arena. The Flyers are coming off a 2-1 win versus the NJ Devils on Saturday afternoon, a game in which the Flyers looked disinterested in. Look for a better effort from the Flyers tonight in Buffalo. The Sabres are coming off a 2-1 OT win versus the Coyotes on a goal by Drew Stafford 3:12 in to the overtime period. Matchup This is the second of four meetings between these two teams this season. The first matchup was taken by the Flyers on Oct. 26th 6-3 in Philly. The Flyers are 72-59-20 overall versus the Sabres and 28-37-8 in Buffalo. The last time the Flyers won ...

Upon returning to the east coast after a four game road trip out west, the Philadelphia Flyers took the ice in New Jersey for a matchup with a lowly Devils squad. For all that can be said about New Jersey's record this season, there are never any easy points that come from an Atlantic Division game. Thursday night was no different. The Devils fought tooth and nail in their game plan of slowing the pace of play against the Flyers. Although the game could have gone either way, the line of Ville Leino, Daniel Briere and Scott Hartnell proved to be the difference in a 4-2 Philadelphia victory. At the outset of Thursday night’s game, the Flyers came out strong offensively, but t...

For the Philadelphia Flyers, Detroit had been a city of horrors since 1988. The Red Wings always found a way to snuff out every opportunity for an orange and black victory. A losing streak that spans over two decades is a frustrating and humiliating burden for any franchise. But, Sunday night the Flyers dismissed their demons and found a way to walk out of Detroit a winner. Brian Boucher got the start in net for the Flyers after Sergei Bobrovsky and Michael Leighton had started the two previous games on the west coast swing. The move paid dividends. Boucher was simply fantastic for the first two periods, stopping the first twenty shots he saw. After a scoreless first period th...