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Flyers hope to rebound vs. Devils after having a âwake-up callâ in the season opener (opens the original)
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NEWARK, N.J. â The Flyers spent the offseason preaching that the group needed to avoid growing complacent. General manager Danny Briére said that it âkeeps [him] up at night,â thinking about the group getting too confident and taking a step back. After the Flyersâ ugly 7-0 loss to the Penguins in the season opener at home, captain Sean Couturier said the same thing: This yearâs team is not last yearâs team. âWeâve got to realize that weâre not that good,â he said. Having a s
Commissioner Gary Bettman explains NHLâs foray into the hockey romance space: âThe data is overwhelmingâ (opens the original)
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After the massive success of hockey romance series Off Campus and Heated Rivalry, and the overall prominence of âhockey romanceâ as a book genre, the NHL is trying to convert that growing young audience into fans through the âHot for Hockeyâ campaign. âThe data is overwhelming,â commissioner Gary Bettman said Wednesday from Xfinity Mobile Arena, that a large number of the NHLâs newest fans started watching the league after discovering the sport through one of those two television s
Flyers star Travis Konecny hopes to âTK-O Cancerâ with his new pediatric cancer initiative (opens the original)
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Travis Konecny grew up in the Flyers organization, watching leaders like Claude Giroux, Wayne Simmonds, and Scott Laughton give back to the local community. Now all those guys are gone, and Konecny, 29, is the elder statesman on a team littered with young players. He has signed to a long-term extension through the 2032-33 season and has three kids. âIâve always had interest in doing something,â Konecny said. âIâve just never thought it was the right time.â » READ MORE: The Flyers he
Joel Embiid looks light, sounds optimistic about his new teammates and Sixersâ chances (opens the original)
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At the end of last season, Joel Embiid was optimistic about what a summer without a major injury could do for the Sixers heading into next year. âNothing,â he said with a smirk. âGained a lot of weight.â Embiid looked up toward the ceiling and debated whether he wanted to keep trolling when asked for further clarification about his summer. âI feel good,â Embiid said Monday. âI wonât get into all the details of what I did, but I felt like I did the right things to put myself and t
Sixers name Bloom Energy as new jersey patch sponsor (opens the original)
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The Sixers announced a new jersey patch partnership with Bloom Energy. In a release, the Sixers said the deal will be âone of the most comprehensive and impactful patch partnership deals in the NBA.â One of Bloom Energyâs largest manufacturing hubs is located in Newark, Del., and as part of the partnership, the company will sponsor the Delaware Blue Coatsâ jerseys. » READ MORE: Why did LeBron James choose the Sixers? A phone call from Tyrese Maxey certainly helped. The deal also include
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